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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1620, 28 January 1886, Page 2

From a domestic; points Jo£ yjjiw,, th» subject of one's wife's "relations affordp - of course, a serious matter fot consider* t ation^ ; Lojig, v nail«. . for example fa sonietfamilie* are- hereditary, and wJoU much to be shunned as blue blood if to bejdesired. At Hammersmith, recently there, wai a notewprthy example of th* impo'ft'aribe'trf this* & husband, bron^hf* » Pi for assaulting, his wife, asserted that his wife came ; iftto^ >hft rb6mJ s life^ w « " ball of fire." The .Magistrate natur'^'y suggested that iv that case h« „ shprild^a've' "pak'he>but.'» **BBi w«T'•'very much ' put out ' already, your Worship," returned the husband,' "and m thai condition is dangerous, she ham claws like aii eagle." By the direotiot) of | the BencH ; the' lady drew -'6f£ ' h«^ glores and exhibited .her. .nails. " Tb»jp are certainly uucoinmonly long," laid the ursher: Tlierd was a solemn ]iaus*' . and then the magistrate recoinmeodid judical separation.