Case of Catharine N. Forest, Plaintiff, Against Edwin Forrest, Defendant: Containing the Record in the Superior Court of the City of New York, the Opinions in that Court, the Statement and Points for Each Party in the Court of Appeals and the Judgment of the Latter Court ...1863 - Trials (Divorce) |
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Page 757
... motion to dissolve the injunc- tion in this cause , he observed in such affidavit a state- ment purporting to give an account of certain proceed- ings of the Legislature of Pennsylvania upon the application of the defendant for a ...
... motion to dissolve the injunc- tion in this cause , he observed in such affidavit a state- ment purporting to give an account of certain proceed- ings of the Legislature of Pennsylvania upon the application of the defendant for a ...
Page 760
... motion was 2541 made to amend the bill by striking out all divorce of Forrest , and giving the Common Pleas of Philadel- phia city and county jurisdiction . This was carried , 21 to 11. The bill , thus amended , was committed to the ...
... motion was 2541 made to amend the bill by striking out all divorce of Forrest , and giving the Common Pleas of Philadel- phia city and county jurisdiction . This was carried , 21 to 11. The bill , thus amended , was committed to the ...
Page 776
... motion , and for his own accommodation . At a time when the day of separation , for the time being , stood fixed for the twenty - third of April , Mr. Forrest being , as he informed me , under an en- gagement to perform at the Broadway ...
... motion , and for his own accommodation . At a time when the day of separation , for the time being , stood fixed for the twenty - third of April , Mr. Forrest being , as he informed me , under an en- gagement to perform at the Broadway ...
Page 788
... motion , though I did show it to Mr. Godwin before transmitting it . I never assured Mr. Forrest , or admitted to him , or to any one else , that the sum allowed me was suffi- cient . I did not leave Mr. Forrest , or his residence 789.
... motion , though I did show it to Mr. Godwin before transmitting it . I never assured Mr. Forrest , or admitted to him , or to any one else , that the sum allowed me was suffi- cient . I did not leave Mr. Forrest , or his residence 789.
Page 818
... MOTION TO SET ASIDE IN- JUNCTION . ] NEW YORK SUPREME COURT . CATHARINE N. FORREST , against EDWIN FORREST . GENTLEMEN : Please to take notice that a motion will be made in the above entitled cause ( the first suit ) at the Special Term ...
... MOTION TO SET ASIDE IN- JUNCTION . ] NEW YORK SUPREME COURT . CATHARINE N. FORREST , against EDWIN FORREST . GENTLEMEN : Please to take notice that a motion will be made in the above entitled cause ( the first suit ) at the Special Term ...
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acres action adultery affidavit aforesaid alimony alleged amount Anna Flowers answer appeal bill Broadway Theatre Catharine cause charges circumstances City and County commencement conduct Consuelo Court of Chancery court of equity Covington cross-examination December decree deed defendant defendant's counsel divorce Edwin Forrest evidence examination exceptions fact feet folio Fonthill further granted heirs and assigns hereby husband issue James Lawson John Van Buren Judge judgment jury Justice land Lawson letter marriage ment mortgage N. P. Willis never objection opinion paid paper Parke Godwin party payment person Philadelphia plaintiff plaintiff's counsel premises present proceedings proof proper proved question received recollection Referee reference resided respect sisters Special Term statute suit suitable allowance Superior Court sworn testified testimony theatre thence north thereof thousand dollars thousand eight hundred tion trial Twenty-second street wife Willis witness Yonkers York
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