Thomas v. Tailleu

The plaintiff had judgment against her husband for a separation from bed and board, and alimony for herself and children — the husband has appealed.

The decree is abundantly supported by evidence not open to legal objections.

It is shown that the husband is habitually intemperate, which alone would entitle the wife to a judgment of separation. Acts 1855, p. 8*76, sec. 1.

It is also shown that he was guilty of excesses, outrages and cruel treatment towards her, of a kind to render life with him insupportable.

The appellant filed a reconventional demand, claiming a separation himself, for certain…