WILLIAM KELLY.

_Marriage of Cousins_ (Vol. viii., p. 387.).--If there is any foundation

for such a statement as is contained in the Query of J. P. relative to the

marriage of cousins, it consists rather in the marriage of first cousins

once removed than of second cousins. It will be seen that the latter

relationship belongs to the same generation, but it is not so with the

former, which partakes more of the nature of uncle and aunt with nephew and

niece.

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