The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY DIYOROE 0.48 E.

In the Divorce Court on Friday the ease of filkes v.
Sybil and Wells was triad—Mr. Searle appeared for the
petitioner, and Mr. Barnard for tit, respondent. —ln this
case the petitioner, Mr. Henry Cecil Sykes, lwaf•d for •
divorce on the ground of bL erife's adultery with the co-
respondent, Rickard Goma Wells, a cantlet, now under.
icing penal servitude for What was known as the "Pelham
murder." and which curiously onooth occurred just a year
ago on the night of the Oaks. 1.881. The petitioner at the
time of his minims with the respondent was a young
man studying for Holy Orders, and in receipt of an income
of between MOO and MOO a year. Cefertnamtely, Mr.
Searle stilted, be met the respondentt, a ponce of Immoral
character, and they were married in Ootetmer. IMO. After
the marriage Mrs. Sykes behaved very badly, and displayed
hstits of intemperance. She ran her husband into debt,
and was violent towards biro. Suboptimal, she persuaded
him to consent to an arrangement by whisk she obtained
entire control of hi. income, and an ardor to that elect
was granted by the C .urt of Chancery. After that the
respondent became intolerable in her condnet, and they
separated, the wife allowing her husband £2 • week out
of his own money. Soberisnectly she disappeared, and Mr
Sykes bawd nothing snort of her until lest year. when tie
saw the accounts of the 'Fulham murder "In the news.
:art He had been
red to earn b.inhriesa reduced
til'artr"sir'• and
ter. at
a;tairawins as an omnibus driver. Ths e -rerpondent was
tried for the murder of a man on the night of the LAMA'
' Day, and, being found guilty of manslaughter, was
sentenced to penal servitude for Ida In support of the
, petitionee's came, the coreepondent in his coariat's garb,
I woe produced In change of two warders. The markt
deposed that he had committed adultery with Mrs. Sykea
That fact had bees adclutted by the respondent at his
trial. There was no &fence, and the Court granted a
decree alai.

" Mr. Johnson, in hie Chemistry of Co 10111011
pointed out that Cocoa had thug reached the consumer
with too much of Its own fat, or loaded with • variety of
farinaceous substancw, producing a soup rather than •
beverage. The Cocoa bean affords admirable nutritive
ffeeh•forming qualities. =1 Mafia( power. In oeghence
Cocoa Essence these are retained and asiereathed,
providing an exhilarating lot Orion, Data starchy soup"—
Warnings to Houadiaiders.
IMPORTANT TO LAUNDRINOML —lf your tradesman dose
not sell Reekitt's Paris 1110., send a poet card to the
meters, 1.54, Queen Victoria-street, Loudon, and they will
and you the tame of someone who sells it in your tows.
Sup Mewls, am pimples, blotches, eruptions, and
other manifeetetions of humours and scrofulous taints.
are perfectly cured by pumice' the treatment magnated
In treatise (illustrated with coloured Distal sent for three
letter portage rtswp4. —Address WORLD'S DINIZNIATIS
MEDICAL Athocurzori. No. 3, Now Oxford ltreet,Loodou,
W.C.
"Of making many books there is ao end." said the
Preacher, but, had be Vred in these days and been a
frequenter of Madame Toasters famed imbibition, be
mifftit also have said that of making many portrait models
there is no end. Hardly a week Dame that some new and
intending figure is not added to this already gigantic
collection, which has now quite outgrown it. prwut hen.,
and which will, ther,fore, be moved shortlyiewrs
extensive premises. Toe latest addition to the is
a lifesise model of Lind Charlie Berestord, gallant
captain of the Condor, whose name wee • word
during the Hanthain t..4llmdfla. and who woe for his
olocky little gunhoolt et the of klexaadrie, the
wnznieepe *. well done, Condor r The Ague
stands In the toptian war-grout, among the other
celebrities of that paid operation. It is AZ excellsat
likeness, and the frank, dashing, sailor-like swath= I.
capitally realised.
namaNverginvvregaidtur.idar who rs
g.:ltot
sxcipt jacq..oorpmeailigad thatominieenetris.lateruk,reeont sissy
ver
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to the hotelkespers, have the %TA prob., boel_
This excessive mortaith nay le jpe e.....t.11:4„„trz
".""holoaa:UcWedtberunviiir `-'7. 4bl
1. tit7r
H°lopfriaadsllittarssal2 time—fielsoss.
Advt.
, H, "I:terAT'S OINTMENT AND PlLLll.—NOteeble 1/6•111.
17...wase beet augment. the annoyances of skin disease, and
encourages the development of febrile disorders; where-
fore they should, as they may, be removed by then deter-
gent and purifying preparatioos. In stomach complaints,
liver affections, pains and spasm of the bow.h,
way's unguent well tubbed over the affected part hamedi.
ateiy gives the gaoled mot Prevents eougestios and
ineemmation, checks the three and averts
incipient cholera T.? 4, Poorert=dutsbOrlarrnicitise
to be their "wel w

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