broom WHOREWOOD Esq plaintiff jane WHOREWOOD and Jarvis hide dr in physic  defendant a original bill to set aside a decree for alimony confirm upon a  appeal in the house of peer the husband offer to be reconcile adjudge that  this bill be proper the defendant jane have obtain a decree for pound per  annum alimony to be pay to her by the plaintiff her husband during their  separation and the say decree be confirm upon a bill of review and likewise  upon a appeal to the house of lord the plaintiff now exhibit his bill to set  aside the same offer to be reconcile and to cohabit with his say wife but this  be a original bill to set aside a decree so solemnly confirm the Lord keeper  desire the assistance of some judge who upon great deliberation do all agree  that this bill be proper for relief for otherwise a separation between man and  wife will be establish in a court of equity which be a thing contrary to  justice and equity and therefore decree that notwithstanding the danger which  the wife pretend if she shall cohabit with her husband yet that there shall be  a stop put to the payment of this alimony if she do not return to her husband  within such a time especial since the decree be only for a provision for her  during their separation and the ecclesiastical court give alimony in no case  but where there be a absolute and real separation or for expense of suit  therefore if the husband have a sincere intention to be reconcile to his wife  and to cohabit and maintain her accord to his quality and estate it be certain  unjust not to encourage such reconciliation and not to remove all obstruction  that may hinder it but still that the arrear of what ought to have be pay  during the separation shall be first pay and bring into this court which  appear to be pound in order to pay her report tempt finch debt in the first  place and the surplus to her and if the whole be not sufficient to pay her  debt then her creditor must abate in proportion and upon the plaintiff bring  that sum of money into court the sequestration his wife obtain on his land for  the say pound per annum shall be discharge and the far payment thereof shall  cease from that time and all far execution of the say decree or proceed  thereunto shall be suspend and the Lord keeper declare that if she cohabit  with her husband yet the say decree shall not be quite vacate but that she  shall remain under the protection thereof and shall be at liberty by order of  this court to resort to it if the court shall be satisfy she be in any real  danger from her husband or if he use her ill and that in such case the decree  shall be as effectual and as much in force for her benefit as if it have never  be suspend report tempt finch er p