... THE MARRI*ED RE-MARRIED. A ROMANTIC STORY. We find the following in the Kendal Afercuiw of Satur- day:- It will be in the recollection of most of our readers that on a fine morning in the summer of 1854 the quiet town of Appleby was startled with unusual ...

... appointed his wife guar- diaxn. His daughters who married under age were to have the consent of the mother. The question in this case arises whether Miss lilds Stephenson had the consent of her mother to marry Mr. Frank Peyton, of Birming- ham, firm of Peyton ...

... thebanns, omittedthe nae eGeorge, and had told the bride of the fact, For the lag declares that if one of the parties is married under A false name, the error being concealed frora the other, the marriage stands good, but if both parties are aware of ...

... a woman has married her husband without a particle of affection for him, but simply for his position and money, while at the time she has'really been in , love with another man who was not in a sufflicietly good pecuniary position to marry her. Her position ...

... ITHE PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. On Monday the Act passed In the recent session (33 and 34 Victoria, cap. 93) to amend the law relating to the pro. perty of married women was issued. It contains 17 pro- 'visions, working out the preamble, that it In desirable ...

... MARRYING A WARD IN CHANCERY. I , , , _ ?? the ChaniccryDivisionr, yesterday, \lr. Justicc Pearson let before him the case of Tate v. Tate, which was a an tion which came before the Court by direction of his Illdship and related to the settlement of a ...

... One of the women who applied to Mr. ]3iron, at the Westminster Police Court, for advice, her husband (to whom she had been married eighteen years) haiunt, as she alleged, since deserting her, sold property which s-he herself acquired, the sale of a bed ...

... MARTIED WOMEN'S IGdHTS. AMONG.: THE ANCIBNTS. A lecture-on T The Early IHistory of the Property- of Married -Womel, as collected from Roman- nd - Hindoo Law, was, o-s B16nday evening, delivered at- the Iasonic Hall, by Professor Sir Henry J. Sumicer ...

... enormous number of cases remained in which the earnings of married women )were subject to impropet disposal by 'their husbands. 'it 0 E was probably a low estimate 'that' there were a million of c t married women earning livinqs for themselves and their I families ...

... MARRIED WOMEN AND TEME POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. From the 1st Tanuary, 1883, the rules of the Post Oflice Savhigs Bank affecting the deposits of married women in England and Ireland will, owing to tlre operation of the Married Women's Property-Act, 1882 ...

... consistently refuse to retain other married women in tbeir service. The practice was one which other school boards eeb themsie]ves against most reso- lutely; but the Walsall School Board not only permitted, but invited, married women to remain in their service ...

... MARRIED. On the 25th of July last, at HM.'a Consulate, and afterwards Christ Church, Yokohama, the Rev. M. B. Bailey. Consular Chaplain.) William Bourne. of Yokohama, Japan, eldest son the late James Bourne. Ksq, of this town, to Ellen, daughter the late ...