MacKie

Feeling aggrieved because of the course taken by his wife's action against him for a divorce, the appellant has undertaken two appeals. In one, he states that he "appeals from the Orders made and entered herein on the 17th day of September, and from the Restraining Order, as follows: `Defendant is to remove himself from the family home by 6:00 P.M. on September 20, 1959.'" In the other, his notice of appeal is of an omnibus nature in that he "appeals from the orders entering Defaults 1 and 2, the Judgment, the intermediate rulings, proceedings and Orders involving the merits and/or affecting the judgment and substantially affecting the rights of this Defendant in the above entitled action, and the Order after judgment in re contempt." While the record as originally presented to us contained no order after judgment with respect to any alleged contempt except orders to show cause, 1 on our own motion we have *Page 827 augmented the record by having the file of the superior court transmitted to this court pursuant to rule 12 of the Rules on Appeal. The minutes of the court for February 5, 1960, contain the following entry: "Charge of contempt against defendant is dismissed." In any…