The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 169
... divorce , and both admitted guilt and prayed for the exercise of the discretion . The husband petitioner obtained a decree by the exercise of the discretion in the Divorce Court , suffered a reverse in the Court of Appeal , finally ...
... divorce , and both admitted guilt and prayed for the exercise of the discretion . The husband petitioner obtained a decree by the exercise of the discretion in the Divorce Court , suffered a reverse in the Court of Appeal , finally ...
Page 170
... divorce when the child's , or children's , home is metaphorically a hell ) . The learned judge severely criticised the behaviour of both husband and wife ; but when , in the exercise of an unfettered discretion , he gave to the husband ...
... divorce when the child's , or children's , home is metaphorically a hell ) . The learned judge severely criticised the behaviour of both husband and wife ; but when , in the exercise of an unfettered discretion , he gave to the husband ...
Page 175
... divorce and the opportunity of remarriage as remedies of mis - marriage . Nobody , of course , not even the most fervent reformer , can regard divorce as other than a pis aller for happy , companionable , and enduring marriage ; and we ...
... divorce and the opportunity of remarriage as remedies of mis - marriage . Nobody , of course , not even the most fervent reformer , can regard divorce as other than a pis aller for happy , companionable , and enduring marriage ; and we ...
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