Reconciled but Unresolved Tension At the Vicarage
Arthur Edenbridge returns home in moonlit snow hoping for Lily. Eustace Armytage yet withholds full pardon while Smellie plots, Lily hides the truth about the handkerchief, and a fragile reconciliation unfolds amid mounting mystery.
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Middleton
Mike
Hall
Armymge
Artur
Ruby
Lily
Simelite
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Eustace
Ruby Wilton
Abe
Fustace
Armytage
Vietim
Ann
Sutellie
Delther
Bondoir
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Mr. Edenbridge
Smellie
Pye
Fay
Scotty
Mr. Smellie
Arthur Edenbridge
Sir Hastings
Mr. Simellie
Jim
Mr. Smeliie
Taising
Ory
Akien
Luy
Hastings
Teun
Mr. Smells
New Use for the Bible Stirs Customs Cautions
Victorian customs officers warn intercolonial mail inspectors to check Bibles for hidden valuables and fraud. A Mel bor ne melodrama scene features a mother visiting her son with a Bible, later revealed as a box of lies used to break gaol. A Dutch man sent a gem necklet inside a Bible cover, prompting cross colony vigilance. Nearby, a miner near Wedderburn finds a 27 ounce nugget on Duffer ground after reentering a prior dig.
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Melbourne
Mies
South Australian
New South Wales
Doings in Divorce Ashby v Ashby decree granted
In Ashby v Ashby Emilie Eliza Ashby petitioned for dissolution of marriage from Robert Thomas Ashby on adultery grounds. They wed in July 1892 at Nowra in the Church of England. After hearing evidence, Mr Justice Simpson granted a decree nisi returnable in a month.
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Justice Simpson
Emilie Eliza Ashby
Pettingell
Robert Thomas Ashby
Nowra
Church of England
Laycock v Laycock seeks divorce on adultery grounds
Nellie Laycock formerly Holley sues Eddie Connell Laycock for divorce alleging adultery. She testified to marrying in September 1893 at Newtown per Primitive Methodist rites. The court issued a decree nisi returnable in one month.
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Nellie Laycock
Holley
Eddie Connell Laycock
Newtown
Primitive Methodist Church
M'Cann v M'Cann Deserts Ground Divorce Granted
Bridget M'Cann formerly Clifford sought a decree of divorce from John Douglas M'Cann on the ground of desertion. She stated their marriage in April 1875 at Wollongong as Roman Catholic rites. His Honor found the issue proved and granted a decree nisi returnable in three months.
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Bridget M’cann
Clifford
John Douglas M‘cann
Wollongong
Hensley v. Hensley Divorce Granted
Ruth Mary Hensley formerly Wheeler filed for divorce from Albert Herbert Hensley on ground of departure. They wed September 1893 at Parramatta Congregational Church and lived at Hornsby and Parramatta. Husband left in February 1596 and has not been seen since. Decree nisi issued, to be moved absolute in three months.
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Ruth Mary Hensley
Wheeler
Albert Herbert Hensley
Parramatta
Congregational Church
Hornsby
Crate V Crate Dissolution Granted After Adultery Claim
Ann Maria Crate formerly Daly petitions for divorce from Samuel Mel bourne Crate alleging adultery. They wed in June 1889 in Melbourne. after evidence the judge granted a decree nisi to be moved absolute in two months.
Heron v Heron Divorce Granted on Adultery Claim
Angela Taylor Heron formerly Lincoln petitioned for divorce from Edward Heron on grounds of adultery. She said they married in November 1898 at Balmain under Church of England rites. Evidence supported the petition and his Honor granted a decree nisi to be moved absolute in two months.
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Ann Maria Crate
Daly
Samuel Melbourne Crate
Melbourne
Angela Taylor Heron
Lincoln
Edward Heron
Balmain
Church of England
Ted
Stirling Divorce Case Heard In Melbourne Court
The Stirling divorce hearing continued with crowded court. Jan Murray identified Tatchell as the man seen near the petitioner's Warrnambool cottage. Mrs Stirling was seen at a window and later left by train, with Warrnambool trip details presented. Adjournment to December 14 granted for respondent’s counter case preparation.
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Melbourne
Stirling
Jan. Murray
Shearers
Cook
Petitioner
Tatchell
Warrnambool
Aborigines Board Considers Forbearance For Wollar Offenders
At a Thursday Aborigines Board meeting the manager was urged to show leniency to Wollar aborigines sent to the station amid exceptional circumstances. The board asked that young men contribute to station work and be treated like others who breach rules, while awaiting action.
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