THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE.
‘ ‘A VISITOR IN HER OWN HOME.” LADY PAGET GETS DIVORCE. A decree nisi was granted to Lady Alexandra Louist Godolphin Paget, a sister of the Duke of Leeds, by Mr Justice Horridge! in the Divorce Court. Lady Paget said she married 'Sir Cecil Walter Paget, Bart., of King's Newton Hall, Derby, on January 16th, 1906, and at the time shd was Lady Alexandra Osborne. They lived together at Alvcrston Fields and Ki ng’s Newton. They were, not happy together.
In September, 1917, jvhen her husband came homo on leave from Franco, lid told her about another woman for whom, ho said, he had formed an attachment. Ho added that he was never going to give up this woman, and ho Expected witness to accept the situation in a generous spirit. The marriage continued to be unhappy after the war, and her husband frequently told heir she was only a visitor in the houso, and had no rig*, to occupy hig house at all. Hps conduct grew worse and worse, and in December, 1923, he/left the house. There were no children of the marriage. The case was undefended.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXI, Issue 2440, 4 May 1925, Page 4
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