The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-17 00:00:00

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Tomas v. Tuasze..—Drrushiagton stated. that in thin
saes., which wda instiihted by Lady Helen Eliza Teener
against her hatband, Sir Ortgore Osborne Page Tonne*
Inc s reparation and permanent alimony, by tromp of ern-
, witty on the 'put of her said b tub intl. there had been sercria
.attenipts to serve citation CIO sir. Gregory.
.03borne Paco
Turner, all of which had hitherto barn ineffectual; be.
therefore moved thit the libel prop landed 67 Lady Turner
in the rause should be received. • . •
Mr Grepry Page Turner's proctor stated, thit there bad
bees a change of Proctors in the passe; that he was bUt
had }tad, baring - recelied his final ittriructioM

.ely appoiot. . -
.‘.only reso..__ __ ---.------ --
on Tseaday lair, nod thsrere hoPed.thommee might bo
towed Instead over to give time to prepaii•objectiotts to
' libel.. . .
.; _ Lutbilliton saidold not rem for the libel
lie see
Wog received this day', bet that during qv delay of titre
obese Lady Turner wee left% a state of deattatioo.
'.. SC John Nichol!, who ' ' eel said.assler *deb circlio•'
Oielieonit well net !N are grind age &lay, partieskarlr
as It appeared that it cap !or it watt of dee diligence o 4
i dm pert of Sir %repel Fate Turner. that delay was hair
1 re sired :—be wield bear the, libel rfitd before be wank! .
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s4g(Mithst .dasstratiktilifferli&ftshe .eir
to Mb igtegaitess it :;'.. RE 401 Wm% •
the IPA 'Moll awed *Mt ***Nib April, Isll.
sipartie . was "solemnised between dame Helen . itliste
. tinier, then Helen Oita 14,11,1,1.mintter, and Si .-
OrsiorpOs riePageTitisseosf BO*ollomiirk in the coos!}s2mtic
d Medlar .bart. and that thity.csbablted and lived togri h.;
is asseeni wife. and lust imfnegaletich marriage two dal-
deist, iis if which is mit line.. That ii the month of
Notesiber in the said year the mailed et her said husband
towards item halms* greatik Onset% cod be refused to allay,
her *bow neensary for tbesuppiet of their household ; or
to pay dahlia tradessaes which bad bees then itacotredi
lost that be mirinded large snots of mosey in the gratifr—.
ration. of Meows tastes i nations; An liu the month
of D CIIIIIker. leit she di.yrs ways motiths adv4,,ei-
ad n pregame,' of bee Malik having In the reilde t
net;
Manner requested. money for boueeholJ exprescsa, and issr.
expences of bee app lag confierment, to pee into a.
violent passien,bredstraok her repeatedly and severely nth
the head sad fette,4•4l said to her, .` if it were not for the
law, l'sl kill yea." Ira the year lito, slid 'Lodi. Vigo
Turner resided saith her 0114 hushaad in dok,r street,.
PorintoP-reharv. sad be Intring expended a large anon at
money on antignee, pictures, sail other articles, she mildly
expostulated Sikh him for having aspen led so I wee slim,
and prayed bleb to give her ninety ter ihe support sUns
Loire wi.', *hen he again crick and forst trey. Aral in
the monthuf Jan. ls2l, he can a large wain for play.hitis;
at the sale of the late John Philip Kessiblis. El. end Itliz i„
bethblertradeklayfiehl;.wr moths e,wha n =titre living is toe
.same horaw,havine, in her preeence,mildly ripoetulate I wl :I
her said husband fur having give. so large a sans for ettGb
things, andleavieg his wife eithrtt the money neeemary
fOr turir support. he vi.ileguiy. pushed she s.id &Ira. Sal .
field down the stone skits, which led from the drawing.
mom door, by which her life was esistawreed, she beiag
itorMned to her bed for fourtmotrdayi is coaseTtenre of the
'Aeries thereby door to herpereen. The iierl, *bids was
;it great lengri ; vent en to mete, that 11 Jana Itr2l, Sit'
!henry Page tires' write to live at Illstiraden Park;
leaving hie wife at the howdelt Doker-.trees, oithont any
adequate means of 'timid, when, ia the wham% of Janu-
cry, let, OM wee tielininfl of a WO. sad a letter teat
wittiest to tier sailer hash:trot to inform his of chi
same, but be ilia adit return any mistier. tier take
arty *Mice whaererne of said letter ; but some time after
came to the Woo id 'glitter Street, whore she wipe them
confined to her bed and did notenthe to hot to en orepeolb
to her, nor leave her any stoney for her sepport. And
that in the mouth of July, 1522, she was sessed with as-
ters illness, owing le tlie great depressims of bee spirit's
and agitation of her mind; and that her said heehaw%
did not come to see her, *or senditer money to payher
physicians, or any of the necessary expenses extending her
illness. And that in the month of September, Iltb, her
said husband was seriously ill at his said house in Balser
Street ; and that it was reeinumeeded by the pliveicians
who attended bite, that she and her children shoofd leave
the house, with which recommendation she complied, and
removed from the house of her said husband in coos.-
gat Xi thereof; and that she has since been afraid to c, -
gs.tro to her 'sill hushaa,r, lest she shoold 'be tren-ed unto
the same crock! under which she had heretofore suffered ;
but had, by means of her friends, endeavoured to procure
as egreemeat for a separation and a Maintenance from lien
Staid husband; but a argeeiatiea for that put pose which
bad been 'Mired into baring failed, she was compelled
to apply ,to the Court for its decree for a separation
from her said husband; and an allotaient of pertain ilt
alleimay.
'lke libel tieing teed, Sir John NICHOLL said, he would
give time till the next Court day, to make objections ti.
the allegations, when, if po valid übjektions were pleadrit .
the libel should be received.
Doctor Ptilaidioan observed, that he bed been eery.
lately retained on behalf of Sir tiregory Osborne Page
Terrier, and was not yet fully instructed, bat he under:
stood that Lady Zanier bad en allowance of NU!. A
year pie money, *high was regularly paid, And, therefore,
she could not be is the state of destitution that was;
Mentioned.
Dotter LinnuarteroW: 'Tis true Lady Page Tenter his
a settlement of 500/. a year pin money, but one of the,
tinkers is dead; the other is abroad. The allowance is out
malady paid, but on the cOotrary, Lady Turner is lett
without a shilling.
Sir John NICHOLL : It is that sort of case which ought;
it possible, to be seuled out of Court.

Arri stir ,s 4 Hartainc—On Saturday Thotins !german.
whose narrow escape front haeging was mentioned in. Our
last, applied to Mr. Itoessm, the Sitting .Idogiatrots as
Hattori Barden Office, fat the discharge of the three men.
committed on Friday.
Mr. Roost's—Wharf after they attempted to hoog you,
Marmon ?

Norman—Yew, your Worship ; they are poor men like
myself, and 1 do not wish to hart them.
Mr. Remus—Why, Norman,yoa ate outs/sly a good.
watered fellow; cad, as it is your wish, they slosh be dis-
thirged.
The discharge was therefore made out.
Chidestei Beast alsrket, un,Wedneedivo was folly %ap-
plied with stock of every description—which met an early
Ssle, bet the prices remain pretty steady, l s the
of the afternoon an Us, which had novo driven shout
by some buys, came furiously op the-EAst Street, attack.
ink all who opposed it, and tossed two or three perianth ;
but they providentially escaped without materi.il
Chichester earn Market.—Plenty a samples. were' Jig.
playiet; but it was rather a dull market .for toles, front
'the shyness of the Invert who are - hooking for lower
pricer. Cousideriag the quantity offered, but few . bar-
gains were aside, and these on. sathee lower terms,
not sotitieetly so to etsablejos to quote twice", Tire do.
specter's re n was as frAlwersno-wheist..Ms.9illl4.llllf*Vs
251. If ; o.ts, 2ls 50. ; pets, h.d.;
141 P. per loaner',