Skip to contentThe comforts of matrimony; : exemplified in the memorable case and trial, lately had upon an action brought by Theo----s C----r against ---- S----, Esq; for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. Wherein a true and impartial account is given of the occasion which first began the acquaintance between Mr. C-bb-r's wife and the defendant; how they proceeded in their amour; Mr. C-bb-r's taking his wife from him in the country; his bringing her to town; her escape from him; and lastly, the trial in the Court of the King's Bench, with the evidence that was given on both sides | Collections | The Huntington