WOMEN AND DIVORCE.
i A CURSE TO THE EICH. 3 CHUROH WOULD NOT EXTEND IT TO THE POOR. 1 ' ' ———— " By Tclecrarh-Presß Association-OoDirleht London, May 25. j Mr. Cecil Chapman, a metropolitan 3 magistrate, giving' evidence before tho B Divorce Commission, advocated that six women should servo on every divorce jury. i ■ Tho Right Rev. Dr. Ingram (Bishop of London), presiding at tho London Diocesan Conference, said tho Church must oppose the extension to tho poor of facilities which had proved a curso to tho rich. If every county court was turned into a divorce court it was a question for discussion whether tho timo would come when a civil authority would conduct all marriages, leaving tho blessings of tho Church to those accepting the Church's rule. 3 ________
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 827, 27 May 1910, Page 7
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127WOMEN AND DIVORCE. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 827, 27 May 1910, Page 7
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