... THE MARRIED WOMAN'S RIGHTS. Since the Married Womans' Property Act | 1882, the wife has been able to call her Eempeny her own, and possibly she may one day be given a legal claim to a fair share of the family income. That would do more to diminish the ...

... MARRIED HER PATIENT, and at 72 vears of age is still his affectionate and faithful wife. _Thw fine old pzjr _li_\:e, says the_SnAn, from which new spupvr'tllc following purticula'rs are gleaned, at 28, Blue Anchor-lane, Peckham, London. There was a p ...

... MARRYING FOR A HOME. In one sense every right-minded woman marries for a home, since the home is the symbol of the new partnership, the sanctuary of all high and holy hopes. It is as natural for the normal woman to long for a home as it is for her to ...

... MARRIED FAMOUS ACTRESS. Mr. George Cornwallis-West, who has married Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the world-famed actresS- is thirty-nine years of age. He is the only son of . Colonel = William ———————————= Cornwallis - West, Lord - Lieutenant of Denbighshire ...

... MARRIED WOMAN’S FRAUDS. Six charges of theft and obtaining money and clothes by means of false pretences, involving in all 12 counts, were preferred against Mary Ellen Nash (24), a married woman, of Quorn, whose parents live at Ripley. Prisoner pleaded ...

... Ir MARRIED IN HASTE Many apparently ill-assorted marriages are only €0 in appearance. In many cases, the nnhngsinnn of the married pair is due to misunderstandings that time and experience clear away. Many marriages are entered upon before the parties ...

... MARRIED WOMENS' PROPERTY. A on the Bill to amend the Acts relating to the of married women which has been introduced this , was read by Mr. C B. B. M'Laren, M.P., on Satur- DT LT , 1. LSt Mr. M’Laren maintained that the law with respect to the perty ...

... MARRIED THREE BROTHERS 's. Jessie Young, of St. Louis, US.A., fust been married for the third time. *r husbands have been brothers. Mrs. says it is convenient to have only T ar-in-law. Mr: has ju All he: Young » one mother- PROPITIATING THE GODS four ...

... A MARRYING MAN, A witness at Woolwich made the announcement, “I've married two thousand women since 1880. He was a registrar. NO GAME FOR THE ‘‘UPPER TEN.” A boy asked for a summons at Willesden against a man for assaulting him. He said he was playing ...

... PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. Mr. Hinde Palmer, Q.C., and others have brought into the House of Commons a Bill to consolidate and :lB‘7.lnd the Married Women's Property Acts 1870 and 'l}n Bill .?&nhim 17 chl;llu Its objects are to render married women eof ...

... operation on Jan. 1 next, By the new Act the wife would have the same power over her estate as she had before she married—that is, if she is married after this year. The position of those women who were now wives, in regard to their property, was not aitered ...

... LOVING THOUGH MARRIED. ‘“‘Bhakespeare says that ‘men are when they woo, and December when wed,’ but not & few women can ssy of husbande what Garrick's wife -& of hery : ‘He never was s husband so me :be was slways a lover.'” MONEY! MONEY ! £2 UP TO £2OO ...