The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-03 00:00:00

WAD= A. WAN= AND PYNI.-A 0 RRR A GREEN WATCH.

Mr. Edward Mathew* Weber petitioned for • dissolution
of rearms. ea the mead that his wife had committed adul-
tery with WilliamPyne. The adultery wee denied by both
the respedents.
Mr. Hadillseton, Q.C., and Mr. MaNueen appeared for
the hamilmsd ; Dr. Bwabsy for the wife; Mr. Edward Jura,
Q.C., sad Mr. Temple for the on-respoadmit.
TIN petitioner was • clerk in a commercial house in Liver-
pool, sad war about 30 years til age. His wife was a Mies
Nary Emily Anne Read., and he hod run away with bar. le
June, 1864, aa she was returning from bearding-robooL TM
marriage had, in fact, been oelebrahed et Grath Grath The
match did not prove a very happy me. The young
having first been re-married io England, went at first=
with the bride's mother, a Mrs. Oahe; but the husband
at length obtained se increase of salary, and took lacings ion
Ailalay-street. In the month of May, AM§ the Inn by
which Mr. Weber was employed felled, nod the estaitrophe
had such an effect upon him that it was nsoewry to 'cane
him in ea amines der fear mouth.. When he is that mita-
bailment his wife refused to live with him again ; mid old-
=a doed of reparation was executed, by which he
to give her 621. a-year. After this, it woo alleged
that Mrs. Weber began to show herself in extravagant drlesses
sad in the company of equivocal characters. At this time the
was living with her inothm, in Boundary-lane ; and, In the
same house, there woe lodging the 00-reepondent, • cow-
merceal traveller, in the employ of Messrs. Cooke Brothers,
cigar merchant% Liverpool. It was hem that the improper
Warm wee Aimed to have sprung up, and evidence of
ealaltery we eddemed of a very positive character, if may the
whaer—a nagfehate's servant—could be believed.
=l/4 Dr. II esthended that as the petitioner woe in the
Yell of Ira home in Boundary-lane, he had himself
1 boon mitaltat the principal witness for ea adulterer.
Mr. Edward ma urged the othatee of say acts of
fsmillrity between the paths, end segued from the Wi-
dths era.
ladies, was this gala to Few, easeapt same Skip,
that at the time ffilleged for the ethunialea of the sore of
adultery swan to, the slate of the rempoadeat's bell a was
seth es to reader the edema mseibuted to bar ahem* int-
=The medieal witness, Dr. Leather, of
that Mr. Weber had been to hint, Led ill=
Ma shoo kis wife. Elms, sad, notwithatandag that the
lam thaw* of the malady bad bees expisitied cella, bad
asked the wither to meth him in obtaining • divorce, pro-
m lags that If he wield do go he would pay him his bill for
ea the arpradeat.
Mr. Hudelheele having replied, and the learned judge
having Miallieli aft
The Jury fogad the Muth in favour of the respondents.
la the coarse of the Inquiry Mr. John Murray, who had
(deleted at the Gretna Oreen marriages for the toot 13 von,
theoribed the way on which the rite was mdernateed. The
Wahaving told him that they wishedM to salaried. as
thsee to stand up, aad in the prethece of two wh-
ams he asked them whether
them Job sea thyance
width ideals
eel free to wed ? Tim he We sew
tbmiethenlly whither they took ea* saw as has sad with to live together for balm end fa worse, as
es Gad spared them to seek other? Thep
" 'Them be pet the ring spa the ebeth add .. 1
it lager, and
said, "Yea desire ourselves before these wheeethe to be
men sad wee, eee.edig to the lows of Seethead t" . They
did desire themmives m he air awl with eel the whales
thee embed time le eh dews end alga the ern*, mallows
sal naleter, Atha* were thee sighed by aft Wiellaillek Med
wee the whole ammes, sad the girths were aaly he Grafts
Ones for la itheatre or half en leer.

Thleaesees;;;;Utraems eereinsea • t the oeurt, but
Mr. Mow, • smosbar at dr Mali bar, Owed that
Noah • oervisoay would to 1954 have eeitelkeeed • perfectly
veil Sae& Earthy.