CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE1892 |
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... marriage con tract is for the joint lives of the parties, and conies to an end with the death of either ; they ... marry again ; but this is.
... marriage con tract is for the joint lives of the parties, and conies to an end with the death of either ; they ... marry again ; but this is.
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... marry again without incurring the risk of a conviction for bigamy ; but even in this case the second marriage is a nullity if the first husband or wife is alive at the time when it is solemnised. During its continuance the contract has ...
... marry again without incurring the risk of a conviction for bigamy ; but even in this case the second marriage is a nullity if the first husband or wife is alive at the time when it is solemnised. During its continuance the contract has ...
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... Married Women's Property Ai-t, 1877, this liability is limited to the amount by which the husband receives profit from the marriage. The wife has power to bind her husband in so far as she acts with his authority and as his agent. With ...
... Married Women's Property Ai-t, 1877, this liability is limited to the amount by which the husband receives profit from the marriage. The wife has power to bind her husband in so far as she acts with his authority and as his agent. With ...
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... married a Mr Hutchinson, and in 1834 they emigrated from Lincolnshire, England, to Boston, Massachusetts. She held various theological heresies ; amongst others, that the person of the Holy Ghost dwells in justi- lied pci wins. She held ...
... married a Mr Hutchinson, and in 1834 they emigrated from Lincolnshire, England, to Boston, Massachusetts. She held various theological heresies ; amongst others, that the person of the Holy Ghost dwells in justi- lied pci wins. She held ...
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... marriage for the clergy. In 187'2 he married an American lady. In 1873 he was chosen cure of a congregation of Lilieral Catholics at Geneva, but s<K>n left them, finding them to be ' neither liberal in politics nor Catholic in religion ...
... marriage for the clergy. In 187'2 he married an American lady. In 1873 he was chosen cure of a congregation of Lilieral Catholics at Geneva, but s<K>n left them, finding them to be ' neither liberal in politics nor Catholic in religion ...
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