The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09 00:00:00

ARISTOCRATIC DIVORCE CASE.

In the Divorce Division, on Friday, the snit of Herbert
a. Herbert and Greenfield was heard. This was • suit in
wile\ Mr. Henry Arthur Harbert, of Mockroas Abbe,,
les the country of Harry. and tn. Co.tag Tagdow, Bucks,
myriad for the diegoluilon of his with Emily
Julia Charlotte Herbert, on the ground of her adultery
with Charles B. Greentlrld. The respondent denied the
adultery, but the eocespmdent filed no answer to the
charge against him.
Mr. loderwick. in ongoing the case for the Patitioser,
said that his ori,ot wee married to the respondent on lb.
Alik of October, VOL at St George's, Hanovsrequare.
She was the daughter of Led Kean. There were three
children of the mariiegs. • boy and two girls. The co-
respondent and Mr. and Mn. Herbert having_ become
sequainted. Mr. Greenfield was received at Mr. Herbert's
haus*, and treated by the petitioner with great tempi-
tolitY. In the month of May, last year, Mr. Harbert
found his wife concealing a letter. He insisted on seeing
It and it turned out to berme from Mr. Greenfield lo Mn.
derbert, containing expressions which led Mx. Herbert to
conclude that his wile bad been guilty of grave indiscre-
tions. at least with Ibis young man ; but Mr. Heel ert
was mach attached to his wife and children, and, in order
that their horse might not be broken up, he consented to
overlook what had occurred, but oaly on the strict under.
standing that all relations between his wife and Mr.
Greenfield should be broken off. In accordance with this
agreement, and at the request of Mr. Herbert, the lady
wrote to the sorrespendent, stating that his letter bad
tenon into the heads of her husband; that, for the sake
of the children, Mr. Herbert bad consented to allow her
to remain under his roof, but only on her solemn promise
that she and the 00-respondent should not communicate
directly or indirectly; and that Mr. Herbert insisted that
any letters of hers in his (Mr. (Jreenfield's)
should be returned by the next post. Is reply to t
Mr. Herbert received from the co-respondent this letter :

'Hertford, M. 73. 1881.
" Dear Bi,—With feelings of deep regret and sorrow for
my conduct towards you end your wife, I write thew few
knee to say bow deeply I Gel my position, end how badly
I have behaved in the matter. IYhat can I do to make
reparation f Ido not roe. but must place myself in your
hands, end will accept any decision you may arrive at. I
know bow I have injured you, and with team' of
remorse for my conduct, and with hopes of some forgive-
ness, though I deserve none. I enclose e letter which I
trust may be delivered. You have the right to demand
that there shall be no communication between your wile
and myself in the future, and this I agree to.—i remain
yours truly,
C. B. Onzzerizto.
The petitioner acknowledged that letter in theme
term:— _ . .

" Taplow, May 1,1881.
" Sir,—l beg to aoknowledge the receipt of your letter of
the 3rd of May. There was no enclosed letter such as
you mention. It •ent to me I will deliver it. In Deere
of this kind, take it aa you will, the innocent must sutler
for the guilty. Breaking up • man's home, destroying the
confidence between man and wife, ruining his pesos of
into& making the mother of his children • harlot, and
turning a once happy home into • bell upon earth—for
these there I. no forgiven/se or reparation possible.—
" Yours, " H. A. H."
So matter, seemed to rest for • while; but It subsequently
appeared that the respoodent and co-respondent vioLsted
their promise almost immediately after it was made. On
Friday, the tBth of October, Mr. Herbert left town for
!reined to attend the Inners! of a 'illative. He had
intended to proceed direct to Scotland on his return, but
wan unable to do so and having returned to London
by the Saturday nights mail he want on Sunday morn-
ing to the residence of Lady Keane, his mother-in•law,
where he supposed his wife wee et tying. He found,
however' that the had left bee mother's house to go to
Taoluw, alleging that she would stay there till Moodey
with their friends, Ma. aid Yrs. Hussey Vivian. He
went down to Taplow and found that Ma wife was not
there. She had been there to lunch on Saturday, but re-
turned to town on the Mlle day. Mr. Herbert came beck
to Loudon without any dee to his wife's whereabouts, but
on pawing a club he maw i.e. Greenfield, and demanded of
him to be informed where Mrs. Herbert was The co-
reap indent admitted that she was at a house in Davie.-
street., Berkeley-squar t. and Mr. Herbert drove with him
to that house, where he found his wife, who had been Stal-
ing in it with the co-respondent. Mr. Herbert threshed
Mr. Greenfield and left them. He afterwards discovered
in his wile's bozo a number of letters from Mr. Greenfield
to her which showed that almost immediately alter te•
promise of the respondent and the co-respondent in May
their correspondence waa renewed. In these circum-
stances Mr. Herbert inked that the marriage ought be
dissolved. . .

IllIr:-Tifenry Arthur Herbert wee than examined, and
substantiated the etatement of hi. counsel. In reply to
the learned Judge, berated that the co-respondent was an
officer in the Heruordehin
. MIUtl&

The Prmident : The erldrnct it amply sufficieet. and I
cannot refrain from saying that in this caae there is
peculiar baseness on the yeti of the co-respondent. I pro-
nounce e decree nisi, with coats spinet thew-respondent.

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