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Judge Story Of Mass lchuses has made several important
as0us relation to the Bankrupt Law. In a recent case
sHySThe personal ornaments in .he wifc's possession
oe mirIge anl those given her by her husband belong
e husband and consequently his creditors if there
'H o,e assets sufficient pay the debts But if the like
c bestowed upon her bv another person than the
abni aEer marriage they would be deemed absolute gifts
Der separate use and then if received with the consent of


and neither he nor his creditors could dispose ofthem
N more than they could of any other property received
M separate use The watch, therefore, having been given


me husband may be taken by the creditors if they will
ney are entitled the pound of flesh they choose take


AS TO the mourning rings given the wife, by third per-
seas there no doubt th It they remain hers They
ae moras Of the departed and must be touched only by
th' Sciel hand Of affection"