Taylor v. Taylor

An application for alimony has been made herein. It covers several matters, — the support of the plaintiff in error, counsel fees for her attorneys, and the cost and expense of printing abstracts and briefs.

The suit was begun to annul and dissolve an alleged marriage between the plaintiff in error and the defendant. The action came to a hearing and the bill was dismissed.

The complexion of the suit is somewhat peculiar. There was no averment or proof of a marriage solemnized in the ordinary way, but the union averred was an agreement to marry, followed by cohabitation. In other words, it was…