Rindge v. Rindge

In April, 1862, Isaac Rindge, the appellant, sued for a divorce from his wife Matilda; alleging that they had been married for over twenty years; “that for two or three years last past she had regarded him with hatred and aversion; that she has during that time been ill-tempered and quarrelsome, and that she is and has been for many years in the habit of constantly using profane language; that she, some two months ago, declared that she was determined to separate from the plaintiff and her children, and refused to listen to his remonstrances against -such a course of conduct, but declared…