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MARRIAGE LAW REFORM. DECEASED BROTHER'S WIDOW, In the House of Commons, on June 10th, the Deceased Wife's Sister Marriage Law Act (1007) Amendment Bill was considered on report. The object of the bill is to remove the anomaly in the present law, which pro- hibits, marriage with a deceased brother's. widow, although marriage with a deceas- ud wife's sister is legal.

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Sothing in this Act stall give to any right (a) to have his marriage solemnised in church according to the form prescribed in the Book of Com- mon Prayer, or (b) receive Holy Com- muntun according to the 'use "of the Church of England, which he would not have bad if this Act had it pass ed. ?..

The object, he mid, was to prevent a state of things which was very distaste- ful to the Church of England, and, he supposed, to many members of the House, namely, the regulations by Par liament of matters which were strictly of a religious character.

Sir J. Baird (Under-Secretary, Home Office), resisting the new clause, said that as be understood it the idea of the bill was to put the man who married his deceased brother's widow exactly on the same footing as that on which the Act of 1907 put the man who married his deceased wife's winter. Lord H. Cecil, however, by his new clause would introduce a considerable difference. The parties to the marriage would not be in the same position in relation to the Church as were the parties under the Act of 1907. This was not a Government measure, but, speaking for himself, he could not accept the noble lord's pro- posal.

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| but made it clear that persons who con Itracted "such marriages were entitled I to contract them as legal warriages, and in a well-known case, it was decided that a clergyman could not debar from Com- munion such persons on the ground that they were notorious evil livers" in the terms of the rubric. The new bil) was to put the brother's widow marrying the brother on the same footing exactly, but this proposed clause would subject them to the charge, if they came to Com- munion, that they were notorious evil Livers."'"

'QUESTION OF CHARITY.

Capt. Bowyer said there was such a lack of charity—(cheers)—and sach an implication in the amendment that he appealed to Lord H. Cecil to withdraw it, or to say frankly whether it, was, bis view that persons who took advantage of the Act should not enjoy the rites of the church.

Mc. A. williams supported the amend- ment, on the ground that the civil power had to right to interfere with religious. matters. The House of Commons would not dietate to the Roman Catholic Church or to the Non-conformist Chur- ches as to whether they were to admit to their ordinances people who contracted marriages contrary to the tenets of the Church.

Mr. R. McNeill opposed the amend- ment on the ground that it would inter- fere with the legitimate liberty of the clergy. Under the Act of 1907 a clergy- man was given the right to say whether he would or would not perform the marriage ceremony in the case of mar- riage with a deceased wife's sister. By the present amendment some Church body might pass a definite rule enjoin- ing all the clergy not to admit to the Sacrament anyone married under the present „bill. That would be an objec- tionable interference with the liberty of the clergy.

Lord H. Cecil Baid that the principle. of the amendment was that Parliament should not make any change in the marriage service or in the adminis tration of Holy Communion, but that that should be left to the Church author- ities.

Capt. Bowyer: Is it not. the duty of this House to protect citizens from bay- ing an imputation put upon them?

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Lord H. Cecil: No imputation can be made which cannot be made, now." He did not seek, be continued, to determine whether a man who married under the bill was fit or not for Holy Communion. That was for the bishops to determine. Either these marriages were right or wrong. He thought them wrong, and be another whose thought those who married would and tender. He did not thing there was

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is made of cipline. Could anything be more irre- was not only sa ecclcsiastical question medicinal extracts of roots, barks and leave verent and scandalous than for the but a social and constitutional question which, in combination have a remarkable elleet House of Commons to decide who should (Hear, bear.)

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matters ed. 20 should be decided by the Church, Why, Sir I. Baird moved a new clause re should tre House shrink from the ap gularining marriage with plication of that principle to this par- brother's widow which had taken place ticular case. All he asked was that since 1907. He explained that such mar Parliament should not intervene; that ringes would be regarded as legal 'unican Parliament should say this is a matter the man had subsequently contracted for the Church to decide. The Church a legal marriage, finding that the mar- tdught that these marriages were wrong, riage with the brother's widow was in and for Parliament to compel the minis- | valid. € ters of the 'Church to solemnise those Mr. B. Densiss naked what would be marriages before the altar of God was the position of children born during a gross indecency. It might be a mis the marriage of a man with his deceased. taken teaching, but it was the teaching brother's widow, which marriage bad of the Church. This was the very issue been put an end to by a second mar upon which Henry VIII. sought to ringe.

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divorce one of his wives, that he ought Sir J. Baird explained that where a not to have been allowed to marry his man had married another woman, the brother's widow. All the universities of marriage with the deceased brother's Europe were consulted, and all said he widow would not be legalised, and any ought not to have married his brother's children of that union would not be after a few doses of Mother Beigel's widow and that the dispensation of the made legitimate. It was only intended Pope was invalid.

to legalise a marriage with a deceased Sir J. D. Rees supported the amend brother's widow, where the union still ment, which did not prevent people from existed, and children at that union being legally married. If they were would be legitimate. refused the Communion by one clerk in The amendment was agreed to, and Holy Orders they could receive it from the bill was read a third time without

(Continued at foot of next column.). discussion.

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