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A Wattstown Banksman [leglects is Wife. FORCED TO THE UNON FOR TWELVE MO^xiiS. A PITIFUL TALE. Susan Willis, of Wattstown, summoned her husband, named George Willis, at the Porth Police Court on Thursday—before the Stipen- diary (Mr Ignatius Williams), Drs Parry and H. N. Davies, and Messrs Thomas Jones, and D. Thomas-for neglecting to maintain her and her child. Her husband was employed as banks- man at the National Collier^- Wattstown. The woman, who was defendant's second wife, cried bitterly when giving her evidence, and stated that her husband had neglected her ever since they were married, although his average earn- ings were from 28s to 30s per week. About twelve months ago she was obliged, owing to her husband's cruelty, to leave him, and find her way through the world herself, together with the child, which was about ten months old. Ere long she found herself forced to the Work- house, from whence she had now been turned cut, for what reason she could not say. She had since been going about the houses of some of her friends. If he would take- the child and main- tain it, she would bo prepared to look after her- self. The defendant said that he had "run far" in debt, and was utterly unable to maintain his wife and child. The Stipendiary said that he must look after his wife, and maintain her, and he would make nl, his wife, aiil 't -e a maintenance order of 6s per week. Defendant: I cannot pay his montey and also clear mv debts. The Stipendiary advised him to arrange with his creditors through the County Court.

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