Divorce - Law and legislation - Great Britain - Early works to 1800

The matrimonial insolvent act or, the particulars of the act intended to be brought into Parliament, this session, by a celebrated commoner, under promise of the zealous concurrence of a very great majority of the members of both houses, for the triennial, or the dissolution every three years, By those who choose it, with or without mutual Consent, of their unprolific and discordant matrimonial engagements. Dedicated to the Bishop of Landaff.