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    216 ' PASSING ¦ EVENTS. :

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    the of of the said same county petition will , be and shall presented not be under served to _disability the upon said , him court from , with insanity at least a notice or ten otlier of days the cause before time , a when such copy

    shall application be niade . In shall all otlier in its cases discretion the county determine court , , whether to which such notice app shall lication be given , and , if , any , the , mode and manner , of giving- it . any

    cation " Sect that . 6 . the If husband it shall satisfactoril of such y licant appear has to such wilfull court abandoned , upon such his app sai li d - wife , and , lives separate and apar app t from her , or that he y is insane , or

    imprisoned as a convict in any state prison , or that he is an habitual drunkard , or that ive he his is consent in any way without disabled good from cause making therefore * a contract then such , or that court he shall refuses cause to

    g an order to be entered , upon its records , authorising , such married woman to assent sell and of convey her husband her real with estate the , or same contract effect in as regar thoug d h thereto such conveyance , without the or

    contract had been made , with his assent . " Sect . 7 . Any married woman may , while married , sue and be sued in all matters having relation to her property , which may be her sole and

    sepaquest rate property , or the , gift or which of any may person hereafter except come her husband to her , b in y descent the same , devise manner , he as - if she were sole . And any married woman may bring- and maintain an

    for action any in injury her own to her name person for or damages character against , the same any as person if she or were body sole corporate ; and the money received shall upon be the her settlement sole and of arate any such action _, or recovered

    upon a judgment , sepproperty . " Sect . 8 . No ~ bargain or contract made by any married woman in respect to her sole and separate property , or any property which may hereafter come

    to and her no b bargain y descent ' or , contract devise , bequest entered , or into gift by of any any m person arried except woman her in husband or about , shall the carry be binding ing on upon of any her trade husb or and business or render , under him or the his statutes erty of in this State ,

    liable therefore . , propany way Ci Sect . 9 . Every married woman is hereby constituted and declared to be the joint guardian of her children , with her husband , with , equal powers ,

    _. ri -. g " hts Sect , and . 10 duties . At in the regard decease to of them husban , with d the or husband wife , leaving . no minor child tliird or children of all , the the real survivor estate of shall which hold the , possess husband , and or enjoy wife died a life seized -estate . in

    onereal minor ' estate Sect child . of 11 or . which At children the the decease , husban the sur of d vivor the or wi shall husband fe died hold or , seized possess wife , , and , intestate and all enj the oy , leaving all rents the , *

    one issues -third and thereof _plants during thereof Ms during or her tlie natural minority life . " of the young _* est child , and a singer Two Swedish Miss Sar ladies a Magnus , one a teacher have received , Miss Henrietta travelling _Qcrtengren stipends , the from other the

    King of , Sweden , in order to , prosecute tlieir studies abroad . The firstnamed of these ladies is especially to acquire information in the different countries of Europe as to the best methods of female instruction .

    The lioyal Academy , too , we are glad to see , voted the sum of . £ 50 in withdrawn aid of the its Femal grant e from School this of Art school in , Grower which Street is now . strugg Government ling to has render just

    itself all who self sympathise -supporting in , and the g it _* , ood therefore work it , stands has in hand in need . of the co-operation of

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1860, page 216, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051860/page/72/