“ME MOTHER-IN-LAW”
AN UNPOPULAR DAME.
A HUSBAND PEEVED!
BY CAD LI. PRESS ASSN..—COPYRIGHT
(Received 11 p.m., March 15.)
London, March 15
The first such case for 200 years was tried at the Court of Session (Edinburgh), when Captain Adamson sued his mother-in-law, Mrs Gillibrand, a wealthy woman of -Lutterworth Hall, Leicestershire, for £SOOO damages, for causing his wily to desert him. Adamson alleged that the mother-in-law ejected him from her house, where lie was living, with his wife, and used a dominating influence and threats to compel the wife to refuse to live with him. The case was dismissed.—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18068, 16 March 1923, Page 6
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