of the Bill whole, though they The Law Legere all in favour criticized in details, particularly the clause which forbids divorce in the first five years of marriage which is almost Mr, Herbert's only defence against the charge that he is encouraging divorce, his point being that if young people are prevented from rushing into the Divorce Court when they begin to jangle. they would find that their differences were not so bad as they had thought.
The Archbishop of Canterbury said that he must abstain from voting at all, As head of the Anglican Church he must recognize its belief that the teaching of Christ was that marriage was life-long and indissoluble. As a man he could not but see that there were wide differences of opinion on that principle. In other words (though they were not the Archbishop's) "These things are too high for me; I cannot attain unto them." added that the train drawn yesterd weighed 263 tons, not counting the engine; fand the Glasgow train ave one more coach in it The train is gaily painted in blue and silver, the interior, it reed hardly be said. being the last we The engine is of the pattern introduced by
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