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    PASSING EVENTS. 215

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    servants established , whom on the he Butler inherited lantation from . his None father of the , and Butler who slave had si long t been appears

    ". were sold in ver families sold before . " Bu , and t p as it a is man put and forth his as wife a merit constitute that they " the , were famil now " , y

    may paren jud ts , ge brothers for themselves , sisters , , and of children the quality being of the sold mercy The irrespec thus tivl vaunted y , our the readers . faces The ,

    crushed of anguish < c New all York who hopes than s Tribune tepped it and is broken in " on thus the the hearts describes power block were was of the words the always scene sad to . " story the express same expression to . be , Bli and read gh told on ted in all of homes more their ,

    anxious faces . " , , all " We who take read from itt the houg same h it paper seems an to have incident produced which little will or touch no effect the hearts on the of

    gallan _" The t gentlemen family , of of Primers the South , plan : tation carpenter , consisting of Daphne his and idoirl of three oldreached

    w in ife due , with course her of young time . babe Dap , hne D had a , a large g shawl , which years she , kep were t carefully "wrapped round her infant and herself remarks . This such unusual these proceeding What att do racted

    keep much your attention nigger ? and covered provoked up for many ? Pull off her blanket as . ' ' Who : — ' ' s going to you bid chorus on that of nigger similar , if you remarks keep her c hasised overed up wi ? th Let loud ' s see profani her face ty . ' and And ming a loud led

    from ob wi tained th say the ings crowd hearing too of indecent chivalrous long , and emp southern h obscene to gentlemen to lain be that even . there hinted At last was at , the no here attempt auctioneer , went up to

    of prac way the tise ; he ma any had a tter deception no was desire that in to the enoug palm hne case ha off ; d on the been exp them parties con an fined inferior were not article fifteen to be wronge ; da but the d in truth and any

    he thought that on that Dap account she was entitled to the y slight indul ys ago gence , of a blanketto keep from herself and infant the chill air and the driving rain .

    _* * * , * And so the . great sale went on for two long days . At the close

    broker and of the all sale were Mr . , on invi the te . d last t The o par day total take , sundr , am the o y unt said baske of the t i ne of sal being champagne e casts at the 302 w expense ere 850 pro d duced ollars of the , Bryan up

    . " Walker above , £ and 60 , 000 her . ) five The children highest sum who paid were for mos one tly famil grow y was up : g t iven he , price for Sa w ll y ,

    . cau 6 1 , , 7 50 lker dol . V ll l ars The , , ( ( about highest £ 350 , £ ) 1 whi price , 200 ch . ) paid tton was , The for g hand iven hi a ghes woman for and t William pr house ice was pai servant , 1 d , 250 a for c fair a do sing ll carpenter ars le , ( £ 250 w and as , )

    w Broug hich A return ham was , , thus iven ordered shows for Jane by the , the ' business co House of transacted Lords , a by t . t the he ins Divorce t . '" gation and of Matri Lord

    month monial . Causes It appears Court , that betw during een Januar that y time 11 th , there , 1858 were , and two the hundred 28 th of and last eighty-eight petitions for dissolution of marriage , one hundred and

    eighty-The In four thirty number presen -seven te of d b cases cases y the undefended dissolution husband , an was was d one one decreed hundred hun , and and an in d six forty four it -three b was y the refused In wife no . .

    . now case was set down the petitioner for trial ; examined one hundred . One and hundred sixty-five and cases thirty are -four appointed cases are to four bthe full court

    be with tried jury by , and the thirte full en court by without a single j judge ury , twenty and jury - , these y latter items inset down for trialThe for

    five ration wife cluding . during In number cases twenty not the ; - ei yet time g g ht presented cases covered the by petitio y the the . n husband return was petitions decreed _^ , were and _; one in judicial thre hundred rest e it by sepa was and the -

    Passing Events. 215

    PASSING EVENTS . 215

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1859, page 215, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051859/page/71/