Crawford v. Crawford and Dilke (Queen’s Proctor intervening)

On 16-23 July 1886, having sought the intervention of the Queen’s Proctor to contest the findings of the first hearing, Charles Dilke’s hope of clearing his name and immediately resuming his political career is crushed when the jury upholds the decree of divorce in Crawford v. Crawford and Dilke. Image: Photo of Sir Charles Dilke from an Ogdens Cigarette card. This image is in the public domain in the United States because its copyright has expired.