Toulson v. Toulson

On the twenty-third of October, 1900, the appellant filed his bill against his wife, the appellee, charging her with adultery with one Joseph Williams, “and with divers other men whose names” were unknown to him.

The appellee answered denying the charges and'averring that the appellant had been himself unfaithful to his marriage vows. She also alleged in her answer, that subsequently to the filing of the bill, “the complainant co-habited with the said defendant.” Testimony was taken and the proceedings were ■submitted to the Court, who thereupon dismissed the bill and from the decree the…