Campbell v. Campbell

The plaintiff commenced an action for divorce against the defendant, the parties being husband and wife, upon the ground of her adultery. The answer of the defendant denies the charge of the plaintiff, and sets up adultery by the husband, and asks for judgment of divorce in her favor against him. Upon a petition to the court by the *116defendant for an allowance to her for counsel fees, and for her support pendente lite, it was, in April, 1877, referred to Horace M. Buggies, Esq., to ascertain and report what allowance, if any, should he made to the said defendant. There' have been several…