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56 DIVORCE ACT.
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VII.—MATRIMONIAL DIVORCE ACT.
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In accordance with the suggestion of our...
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affections , on marriage and the relations of parents , children , brothers , and sisterswere in the main sound and essentially Christian . It
is no exaggeration , to say , that to George Combe many an infant irland a " delicate woman" now livingowe their lives .
g His , counsels many have penetrated innumerable nurseries , and schools , and much reformed the home education of our own sex . Numbers of
us might otherwise have come to an untimely end , or vegetated in ill health and nonentity . We render this homage to his memory not
from any false pride or selfish feeling , but as English women , honoring good works in the interest equally of both sexes .
Mr . Combe chose for his partner in life , an excellent wife from the giffced family of the Kemblesmarrying the youngest daughter of
, Mrs . Siddons . He had no children , but such names will survive to
the last generation of men and women .
56 Divorce Act.
56 DIVORCE ACT .
Vii.—Matrimonial Divorce Act.
VII . —MATRIMONIAL DIVORCE ACT .
In Accordance With The Suggestion Of Our...
In accordance with the suggestion of our legal friend " Papianus , "
we present our readers with an abstract of the Divorce Act of 1857 , and in our next number we shall give the bill of the session just
closed , i . e . the " Act to amend the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act , " which will be found to supersede the necessity of any " notes
and comments " which the imperfect working of the Act of the previous session invited .
ABSTRACT OF THE MATRIMONIAL DIVORCE ACT . ( 20 & 21 Vic . Cap . _lxxxy . )
Passed August 1857 ; to come into fobce . January 1 st ., 1858 . W constitute & _JEIlJSuL a _S Court it is expedient with exclusive to amend Jurisdiction the Law s relating the r to eamble Divorce : therefo , and r t o ays p
Clause , I . Enacts that this Act shall be in force on the first day of January , 1858 .
nul II lity . That of marriage the jurisdiction , or suits in for respect restoration of divorces of conjugal a mensd rights et , no thoro w e , x ercise ts of d bEcclesiastical Courtsshall ceaseexcept so far as relates to the granting
of y III marria . Any ge licenses decree . or order , of any , Ecclesiastical Court , made before the
passing TV . All of this suits Act and , to proceedings remain in force pendin . g in any Ecclesiastical Courtwhen for this the Act trial comes of matrimonial into operation causes , shall . be decided by the New . Court instituted ,
such Y . cause Provided shall , That have if been at the heard time before when this any Act Jud comes ge havi into ng j operation urisdiction , any in w rela hen tion _^ thi t o A ct h comes cause in , t o o d p b e t t ion , g st ive andin in g to one jud of gment the Reg , such istrars Jud att ge ending may ,
• the Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes a written judgment thereon
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1858, page 56, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091858/page/56/
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