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BLACKWOOD'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

No. CCCCVII.
SEPTEMBER, 1849.
Vol. LXVI.

CONTENTS.

The Scottish Marriage and Registration Bills,263
The Caxtons.—Part XVI.277
Autobiography—Chateaubriand's Memoirs,292
The Green Hand.—A "Short" Yarn.—Part IV.305
Moral and Social Condition of Wales,326
The Strayed Reveller,340
New Light on the Story of Lady Grange,347
The Royal Progress,359
Dies Boreales. No. IV. Christopher under Canvass,363

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Vol. LXVI.

THE SCOTTISH MARRIAGE AND REGISTRATION BILLS.

About two years ago, we found itnecessary to draw the attention of ourreaders to certain alterations whichour Whig rulers, or at least a sectionof them, proposed to make in the existinglaw of marriage, as applicableto Scotland. We stated our viewsmoderately, not denying that in somepoints it might be possible to effect asalutary change; but utterly deprecatingthe enforcement of a bill whichwas so constructed as to uproot anddestroy the ancient consuetudinal lawof the kingdom, to strike a heavy andmalignant blow at morality and religion,and which, moreover, was regardedby the people of Scotland withfeelings o

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