Commonwealth v. Cheney
114 Mass. 281
Opinion
The instruction requested was rightly re-
fused. At common law, and under the Gen. Sts. c. 87, § 7, a married woman may be indicted, and upon appropriate evidence convicted, either separately or jointly with her husband, of keeping a house of ill fame, even if he resides with her in the house, Commonwealth v. Lewis, 1 Met. 151. Commonwealth v. Tryon, 99 Mass. 442.
Exceptions overruled.
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