A SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1403, 10 November 1886, Page 3

A SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT

ißy telegraph from Auculanc?.] gf [Special to Sydney “News ”] London. October 29 Nothing since the celebrated Mordaunt scandal has canstd so much sensation in England as the alleged disclosure* In connection with the aristocratic action in wbteh I ady Colin Campbell sm d for divorce frem h»r husband, the eon of the Duke of Arpyle and brother to (h« Marquis of Lome. The case wjs heard in camera, and in consequence the wildest remora have been circulated as to the grounds for the action and the counter charges that have been made. It ia alleged that the Prince of Wales has been in constant communication with Lady C din Campbe 1, and that correspondence cf a very ques t'onable character has taken place between tbe Prince and her ladyship. The Prince of Wales has denied the truth cf the allegations, hat the correspondence has not been produced. This has led to an indignant demand on the part of a section of the press for the production of the letters. The Qner.rq it is said, h-s displayed an unusual Interest in the matter, and has commanded the Duke of Argyle to leave no rt-or.e unturned to discover the letters the Prince w:ota to Lady Campbell so that Her Mr-jesty may satisfy herself as to their contents.