The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-29 00:00:00

LENT dISSIEBS. HEREFORD. Mimes 16. T. at CIITNNI, De V. 11. V. Cirl :viz, sae. Thi• case earl eta, . so eatiaorriiiiery degree of listeftst tbreegbert thw mealy of firreford, intone person,' of Ibe highest rink. The damages sire laid at 91.1,0001. Mr. *ltem addressed the Jery in explanation of the cireemsionces. Th. parties in the action were the sons of brio's ire. Th. Plaintiff was the son els Geell.ll.llll of lOs respectability, who resided at Dockland, in Ike counts of Brecon. The Defend. let was possessed 01 one of the largest estates in the county, of the sale, of nearly 5,0001. • year. The father of the Defrodaet died alien Iwis son was yet a sinnr ; sod, 110011 that melancholy event, the father of 40 plaintiff received him into his hoese. The Viaissiff mottled hi, present wife in the south of Jame. 1809. Ile was then 30. His Lady was U.— sh.. was young, beisosifol, accompuseorj, an d o f s Noble family. Site was the daughter of the late Lord Bereford, and sister to the present Lord. It was a snitch founded in affection. The Plaintiff took her almost oishoot a portion. Her fortes, was only 1,5001. iu respect of which be settled upon her 6001. a year. They settled originally in the neigh hoorhood of the Plaintiff'. father, where they resided for *event seers in the etsjoyment of perfect feli city. She then expressed an online, &site to be settled in the neighbourhood of her Noble brother. The Plaintiff sacrificed a great part of his fortune to gratify this wish ; he 'sunhat's! • besetifel residence, railed Listideseey, within a short distance of Lord Hereford's, where he resided until that painful occur. MOM. teak place, widcb led to the present enquiry. The distance of Llandesery from the residence of the Defeadant•was 30 miles. Notwithstanding this dis tance, however, their visits were very frequent. On those ocessiotie the Plaintiff was accompanied by his wife, arid the Defends's, in resoroisig t he visit, by his ; for he was a married man, and the father of not freer than nine children. In consequence of the purchase which Mr. T. Gwynn, had made, he found it neces sexy to make (serpent joernies to London, in order to arrange the cowrie. It was observed during these ebeences,andpecticelarly.at the latter mod of the year 1816. that the Wooden' was a little more frequent in his visits at the Pleiatiff's home than be had before been ; but es en most of these occasions, he was se companies' by his wife, the sespiciee of the Plaiotill was never elated. It hemmers, in the month of April, 1818, on one of them occasions abet, M r . T. Gwlnne au in lowa, and when his lady was upon a (fish at the bowie of the Defendant, that an occur rence took piece which Recited much of paid'sl feel. lag. Mrs. T. Gwynne had been there in company with many other visitors. She remained for a con siderable time longer than any other of tits pews, having beau strongly solicited by Mr. S. Gwyn.* to defer her departure. It sae at length settled, that she should return home on the 3.1 of. May. On the morning previous to her departure from the house of the Defendant, the Defendant was observed to come late the room when the ladies were together, and to heed to Mrs. T. Gwynne a Newspaper. Mrs. S. Colette either saw, or suspected she saw, a Dote delivered with the Newspaper to Mr.. T. Gwynn". She hastily demsoded the paper, which was immedi ately given to her. She then demands'd the note which she suspected had been delivered by her bus. bend ; bet he (Mr. Jervis) belt( ved this suspicion was onfoutsded; however, Deb was its effect at the moment, acid it was with deep regret he was underlies painful necessity of stash% the feet, that upon hirs.T. Gwy tine denying that she bed lees any note, Mts. S. Gwynne struck her a blow, end called her an adulteress! The fact was commetticated by letter to the Plaintiff, et that time in London, although the occasion was of coarse not mentioned. The Defend ant, linfil.ll7 for big own honour, hastened to the Piniotiff to live so explanation of the matter, and the lost nn time in returning home to nicer. lain the truth of the occurrence. The first person whom be consulted mss the brother of the lady, Lord Hereford. I coosesrenee of this, the Plaintiff, with the Noble Lord, proceeded to the house of the De fendant, its order to get ea explanation of what had happened. They were acrompeeied by the Rev. Mt. Cheston, who had merriest a sister of the Plaintiff's wife, and lie apprebeittled a fitter person mild not hate boon selected. The investigation which took place en that occasion terminated by Mrs. S. Gwyemi signing the folle•itte declaration:— I Mori AMP Galway. the off. of Col. MAW& Gwynn , of °tubing Park, is the e.oantr of Corworilleo,ll. tweet.. tie! dam, that wy curette! toward, Mrs. GOP ear, of Lung,'" was malt llallerraatablr. jellaba's's b that 1 hoe Never way Jo.; emu , ler abe invention. I east open her rimming aid I Nona a Newly drebtre. ibis I think her profanity inuarent of the Ml prapfirly Calidan which I impaled to her, sad shot I had tie hmesessee w Miner fee the therm I amok agotost her. " MARY ANNE GWYNNIL" Itatas) MAILWU. Ow. R.M. " J. B. " Hay 11. 1117."_ (W Rages) Capt. Mansell happened to ba accidentally provost. Atter this the Jury would not wonde► at the Plaintiff focf .takrg his wife into his arms. The parties did not visitst each other's honors arms this: bat they met at the houses of mutual friends. They mat at public places, and the Defendant paid all those attentions to the wife of the Plaintiff, which their former intimacy nod wear relationship folly warranted. Things con. tiered in this slate from the month cf May, down to the 13th of October in the same year, wirers u most extraordinary occurrence happened. On that day a fellow was observed lurking abr.'s( Idandenery. Le• went to a butcher's shop in the neighbourhood, and asked where he could see Mrs. Gwynn.! Ile pas told, it he wished to see Mrs Corm., be had better go up to l.landoaerp.honee. Ile went to I.!antionery. but instead of going immediately to the bons., he still lurked shoat. lie was at Who h 94.0. n. by ln.le of ilia strwarni, who 'sited I i , w 'shit he wonted. He said be •ished to see ll rs . T. Gat nor. Met. Gwynna via* not in the house., and he was werstedly poked his business, bat he declined telling it. Saapicion at length arose in th e ••swains' minds, and be was detained till Mi. T. C tvy ono, who had hero out shooting, retained.— On hi , argil's! at his house he was informed of the in; sterions messenger. The m.AO was of course WWII MORN! into M►. Gwynne's presence, and was by him interrogated as to where he came f-ota. Ile declined ri fro telling, bat afterwards said he came from CI infuse Path, and was desired to Call there. This • is ccuatirad by one sat au instants ) •ho knew him TIE STATESMAF: to be is the ssiptefraisuf of Mr. S. G ley nue. Then, ell of a sudden, he pretended not in undersland the Enitlish lingua," and declined •nreering any for- shot tiorstions. — Ono of lbe leroonts was callotios on interpreter, when, after a great deal of ►esitation, be at Isst sai.!,. that be wag not desired to mill, trot moo in hopes of getting sows refreshaseat. Sae► was the contradictory accounts he gave of himself, that Mr. T. (anyone at feet resolved to warc► his person ; hot afterwards, from motives of delicacy, as well iistraerls his lady as towards his Mead, he abandoned his intention, end marred the fellow to go. Several letters, however, passed between the Plain. tiff sod the Defendant on this circumstance, which ended in the man making an affidavit that nritier Mr. S. Gwynn*, nor say of bis family, seat bim to tbia Plaintiff's harm. Ile thould now proceed to state how a letter had cache iota the heads et the Plaintiff, which he should prove to have been written by the Defendeat, mod to have been sent by him, by the messenger whom be had procured to soar the affidavit which he had jest read. There was a person of the name of Lloyd, ho was employed to carry letters to falandostery. Th. Defendant had ceotrived to corrupt this man, sod the letter which the Defessilant inteorled for Mrs. T. Cs yes., and which Prytherick hod been told to deliver, was cent by post. addressed to S. Lloyd.— This letter fell into the bandit of Lloyd's son, who being %treble to reed, petered • person to reed it fur him. The sow had intelligeace to perceive that this letter, although addressed to his father, ass not intended for his, bat for Mrs. Gwynn", and it was Gustily put int. the bends of the Plaintiff. Ile should now reed this letter. It was addressed to S. Lloyd, Hay, Brecon, and appeared to have been wsitten at different times—part on the 13th of October, which • as the day when Prytherick was detected, and. part at a subsequent time, iu costequence of Prytherirk's failure io his embassy. The address was a ditmeised hood, sod had the appearance of having been writteu lty an illiterate person. After the perusal of this letter, the Plaintiff could no longer doubt (for he knew it to be the band. writ. jug of the Defendant) that • very improper corm spottdonee bad lakes. place bet wren the Defendant and his wife. He lost no time its cossetting his nearest friends and relations as to the coarse which it ...old be proper for him to pursue. Among others to whore he applied Oils. Mr. Wellington, who had married one of his wife's sisters. They proceeded to Glen. brae, to have a distinct avowal from the Defendant, •s to whether this letter was his handwriting Or not. They were Accompanied by • Mr. Weller, who was :an Adjutant,in the Local Militia, of which the De. ' fentlant was Colonel. A meeting was prepared and took place at she office of Mr. Morris, the Solicitor of the Defendant. The Plaintiff then pet the letter into the Defendant's hand, and asked hies if it was his hand-writing? The Defendant declined giving arty answer: upon which the Plaintiff said, " As yes have declined answering, 1 shall take it to be your letter. And then, although that Court ems the last place in which such a circumstance should be mentioned, demanded satisfaction in a way to w hick it was unnecessary to allude more distinctly. The Defendant, however, declined giving that satisfaction, allegieg that his life was inured for 20,0001 This letter being now proved beyond all doubt to be the prodectioo of the Defendant, it then become the • duty of the Plaintiff to act in • manner worthy of his chewier, sad the.character of the family to which __ere. be was allied. He again toesul or_. d If r ' t and communicated to him the improper correspon. Idiom* which bad taken place between his wife end the • Defendant. From Impressions in this letter, it was I manifest that the criminal act had not then taken ! Oen which was useditoted by the Defendant. He therefore proposed to refer whet should be done to ' I Lord Hereford, the brother of his wife; to Mr. ton, his wife's brother-in.lew, who had married her I sister; and to Mr. Watkins. Lord Hereford &Me -1 ell interfering in a goestioo of such delicacy, and Gel. Cornewall was substituted in his room. Oa the ' 17th of Noilrfrwr, a meeting took place between the., Gentlemen, and the result of their opinion was contained in the following report : " .1111 Cagle, Nov. IL Isl i. We, the undersigned, do hereby iferlare, that we Mee this day, at the rearrest of Mr. T. Gwyeae and Lord erefwed, deliberately nepared into all the eirealswanors relative to as Interrupted letter, which, though areannous, and se Shout di. wino appran beyond the posability of a dada, to bare bees iiterated u l a si . Col. °wrier, Glaahruu, for Mrs. T. tiwyswe, is. And our dear wad suarnintrivs opinion Is, that though Mrs. . the 'sae bat best veiny of great holism. la Wang carried se •rlarmlestiue etirrerporbewee 'ebb Cot. ftwynoe. lei Meaner .bkh Is l.id before as, does ant pro. e I. Mir WWII that soy enflamed., hes takes place berme. the parties. It is ob,eryable that so letter from !Ir. T. Gwynn so Col. Gonne. appears ratan. Weer', therefore, Daly led by the laiereepted ow-, and by She replies *hick M.i.T. Gwynr wakes to tee yriestinas pat to her, whorls all emulate to Mreagthea dos ..pisnon. If, therefote, Mr. T. Gwysse N a.. twied with tee prof -.sloes of sneer, penitence which Mrs. I. Gayer" me users before her brother and relatiory, and with the permutes wrath she maser, to study Ist 1114541.1 to reader his life happy, awl to atnne by her fusser conduct ler the Ito sit, of whir. she has allowed herself t.. be guilts. we are of rimer. that Me. T. Gus nay, nay wifely and huonerably reselye bet back us los eouldesee and alferrson. " U. CORN LWALL Jun., I. R. CIIESTON, "Mid W. WA'fistlert.” This report was coarineaicared to lb. Plaintiff, or. compoisiod by the following solemn declaration*, Iris wiles— - • MRS. THYPINE owirmrirrrs DECLARATION. Tba Juty retired, and after an ebvence of 20 mi nutes, returned vritk a verdict for Me Plalatlll-- Dimities 10001. " 11.Fo;oreiro;1; tuw mow. do loom marmot, promise ts4octs liod, reser so bootee, commoMeastion w ith C.4tmell Goitre. dirertt or toditeetly. Ido farther promise before Clod. if soy letter .h. wed be oddremed by Calomel tfw)ore tows. toot I wilt r.nhosils del.., the some to my lombastd tamper& I Sb. old, boorrer, the letter he directed is adopired NW. by *both SKIM. I might be iodesere, vtomperltogly. to eons is. 1 moll ot 11.1 coo, oleos the lot dimosery of o 4 e.thoe, dose the hoer, rust 'hitter OM lane to my Issobotolouresd. OIKONOIMIA OW YN:11:." Signed in the presence of Hereford. brioit Hay Lamle." In consequence of this declaration, added to the! epig ion of rhos. so whom lie had referred-a saki"' involving so mach of his personal happiness and cha. railer, the Plaintiff received his wile again into his arms, sod sh• was once mote restored to the cents.' deuce of oil the members of her family. From this time, the month of January following, they livejtogether with onirsterropted happiness. On the Ist of January they wrist on a visit to the holing of Mr. Chesion, at Gloomier, anal they remairsed there about a month. Oa the 28th of January, a servant of Mt. Chestou's came into the pennon, when the whole family were at breakfast, Mr. T. Gwynne sod his wife, and Mr. Chests's' sod kis Lady, with two letters, which coutained a most eatraordi. nary soper4criptlrru. had lota addressed to A. Z. Post-office, Worcester, and bad been forwarded POLICE. to the lie,. Mr. Che;ton, Gloucester, addressed to —fore— . . Mrs. Gwynn,: they had come from the Post-office at Juvextut PILDESTRIAN. Lleudoeery. It was the Post-office to which tie Dr- likllsles-Rasta.- 01 Om star ul• a imie bor. ohe hnd i t! , toced sa :iy wee s i f irr the City (Hikers 0 30deroug I. fondant had addressed his (newer letter. The servant asked w h'..; het these lel ter, were for M rs. T. Gwynne ? rh i his subtle ea hit IlDbora. tb a e av i l . 77..: I t i s i :;; . .s k s . altu ti. :l u ti sed Mrs. Gay one looked at the Weis carelessly, end I 'M. mendl week bin ralbcr h4d glycol btu *is n. said, she honeyed not ; but, that as she knew she wet Int,:ii i • i relt ma i el. • reall s tri m 7 m t r to sii i.art s it. a I. d . aeek hi s ', wish . going to Worcester, she had directed, if letters came he rreetts nal s tmere trrotoseol. i tibliged II t= bed lstir &kr y n i.,... %t1 tly to L.sitholl. where she had beta fee tee years; and to her, they were to he forwarded there. it was im possible that such a circumstance should sot incite -,"-„, sold hieehte varier, ti7hetcsogleoll;wds:.,lsirs useb at: he kr:i.,, he . suspicion. Hot Mr.T. Gwynn,, insteed of taking the nod could tell his where she lived. The link fellow detailed letters in • ruffian.like manner from the hands of • h „1:: ... ; a nd 0 .. cheag nsaer a :: ro 7 q aealiall whirl' was pas ' 6 16 " so beautiful woman, went nut of the room, and beckoned i ors. far he nod ktis ate. The al. • etary kiell I cad iiiisilifalbtrad- Mr. Chest/to to follow him, in order that he might ask 1 his being 500 0 eaPewiedi he uhs ebbiled la mthot•l op.* ilt r st e his advice. By Mr. Chesion's advite, he retained inv. I fLessrlo'hts,s,;n7livog".rgsliws,kriist the "'stem° the j egulev • ain t lathe wirer's( any eli t i b r i aa nc ra to imir es y l. f il er hal . ratierrd „osit ii llte d lit a Z ig aLe id itim his mediately into the room, and demanded is denote 1 and gentlemanly terms, the possession of the letters if this journe., from his site. She bad taken ample care, however, . road , 1 hosing fr o om ath elic i lt he he Ts l ate d .l:,:r. gt Ili miles e= tbe dwer walked less duo 1940) is a psis of kat aid extremely heav met y of they should not be forthcoming, and in violation I of the sacred pledge chick she had given in the I o I kA t " e li lmittt 3lii:T " ott ilie tn enw ea or t te eei r I do a L e v ey iladh yggs es . presence of the Almighty God, never to open • let. I the danger to which he would he al e: g oard . ig ‘ befog reke - - h 7l Jet which come from the Defe n d s , ' ; s h e opene d i r r ..d he were 'tarried to remain la Leaden. •Ireeted him It ha den letters, read them corset ily, and observing front 's ham other,:aecgerepa sil l his frhuseligh healed.h shut,Hemaualrar sties throy- came, consigned them to the flames. It es. is his pocket. sat passed lose is his par . Lb. - with ..“ no longer ro matter of doubt, that she bed ie. HAWKERS AND PEDLARS. ceived letters from the Defendant, in defiance of her TThamesNwalfard "'""tinsasedi aponan iotormalise seep. the Haw ken aad Pedlars` Act, the Illegally bait klug without to pledge ; and, of Collfetpletter, the Plaintiff doter ', mined to pert with her. He did not, however, turn cienelgs. h e i . : A cr i. , ur ri v i al khy teed . ordLLeinmetheroursideterrett.leir.prinhieorenenweeh.. said be her oat of doors, but conducted himself with a fires. mess which was really to be ernoodered at, alter whet with Heed. I S IC o l o ns w pretor of id oi, " Hawker tli titl a l" ' ""ImII had been stated. He accompanied her himself to Hsw th , I)errudaol. la Alotenwate wrote. with a cnarilloorrii he town, in order to place her its the toads of hoe 51.cit.fff.ers.Tallifirld:171 Ike differ " t eil. ‘"i n * ma/ "Per his Sr. portion at his load at tsarists brother, Lord Ilerefoid. Lord Hereford wolfram places. vet a great home ; soil he left her in the care of Lady Cockburn, t i n the part °rib . D' r nmia" . • .4 w"eat'lehded Hal ilso overell applied far orders, and that the feeler's earth deli vend had heir one of her non sisters. She remained else,. with a wo k er c I aw l s o, t h at she so ld, i s 10w ,,,,, wows Ishbla , so Mailable allowance made In her by the Plaintiff, fee .waning of the Art. such a length of time at was found agreeable to Lady iewa l o. .h remo it a ii e h on :o" , :ie io : r i h ii ": a e:et re s pl u md l“ b h y ve i ri r nt . A ird ij. ..7 .i l ti lt: i p i o h rt e, s( 2o :r e Corkbe lii ; and, at late, wet tontinc!eri by Lord Hereford to the neighbourhood of his uer n house, pro.idcd tent it .. w b a t s o b ;dere n d y i d t ilr k - as w" tals ii ag l" ;;Vim " tic be rist ri vet °:' l:S i g h e • hie!) brought theta ruder the cogoirosoce at the Act. mad plaited in a satiable resideece. Sere coniineed tr. T ,, i ‘ o . er e,,, lre n irg ow no ic e i lid n e im oc . e su b e roatt ix.r.dan ht Weill wasa c. to .e i . o ici va m lisk i i c e Ire . these until the 3d of Juno, when, accompittied by • t, erne cent to a place called the Devil's etilittoe 4 Paten) et WI it heieß the ina ehaaterties for eriliog . Beidge s on the Toad to Aheryateith. She Petered that ankle ' iillo int iicolvr v s. lion with the landlady of the h ., M .L. 4 „ 1 '". i , h , 4 ,;"„, rice Is th e dealer.. that es way were hoes* at which she stopped at that Ogee, as to whoa. I were la; :illtio " the Aci n gl i agg e on e eni, he aid, pre.oggstun [boy future toyed eitindliog wald be severely drab with! - lel they she could be a ceommorhted with hat ril and Indg. in. She then preci•etted to Abe , v.t of ith. O n o w 1 A :tooth, or akin' 17 yenrs a aro. awl rre ow ee h recush i e I app ,. . t ivi oi rsio n e n. e . ,:s.:s t b u ts r .og i bt op oa the fsflowlag asuges seat day the Defentlent came to time Devil', Bridge, bed desired to he shown into it aittiue-enowi; he also on the prestos flay the n tlri i ;ore7 ellee. 1 1 :: 44 11 1 a l eirthrs:L t r t desired too be Ander' A.m. 1,..,1- gi sgsfog i sal ,„ 4 h e et , sired Is look o,t a tttt e -tab. ; urc..orthigt, a sir full sof ev A- I4 petted his niece. lie ordered Iwo separate bed-looms, 1: 11 ,: e 1 e ,7 4 7 1 ,„, ; t u t !: . him s ' l , h , hl " f o l l i sse e t be j i l ler ,: e4 r " . 4 t w h i tt% ant adjoinine, but on tie same floor. Al first b.+ made • Yaltentrls'f, Phenero-piare r'ohi:.t . ll. 7e cia. giving directors, . t• -r. .. oiceof ihe lorge„t bed r.,r b; rnself, be taf ter wa rd s altered sw ,, she s „ hisisft ; Ish 'e j "i ! , si.a be And a r 4 sat hia i h 1 a i1',.614‘ si p. his mind, and acid it • ' nub' be for his niece.-- i rdiMialblee - t, th... --- Uits:-.S hi . wens s uv i o7w i t - ft -- so l=arth i..." h " le who, a'os h et i and etrice4 hisses-1r heso era the door aid tar Presnoer . e n 6u p wee After dinner a Lally arrived, alighting, mos immediately recognized as the hely I, r h : s tr i j,, e ,, e r, a ' P Al 4 ,,,, n 1: 1 1 :7, 1461 1 / nf th ,7,'l.7 h . ir d h . 11e ire h i r il l k e e l: who had stopped the day before on her Ivey I witie , r, who cent la tiag ' a ll' heli itrurder'llo a aa - se a Mk " sewed -6 ---; to Aberyst wile. It was very soon d . j.:eon/ma the ss ` l l l7, e , " I ' i the h ,,, et'l'l'" •4l, a f mahkiett his h "ra h lir• led that I hey were not uncle and niece, for a lady I who, the e Ih die !. : dsor w l ‘ i i ke "l" l: whirl ' li a is e" --, t-e "lan" satin happened to be in the house knew there to be I Mr. lead, gemmlth. of Lombrdatseet, dated, t h at . few Mrs. T. Goyim, and Mr. S. Gwynn , . Th e , ~,, days back the Praoner cause to his as, and looked aut twat but fray fire thinners of obi !e , brace a ti r sist he , b iA lets ala,wht the sho p ordered to be was hem*. lemeet. tired to separate beds, adipisals bad bees sales, Mr."" "Mind shat two ceiling, the landlady, who slept over the room to which Mrs. T. Gwynn@ loud gone, was led to believe Mr. Taylor, a respectable jeweller, resident in the 'mice that they did net pass the eight separately. The :7, 11 ; h t 5 ,: e ",5,„ g ol d ' I%l' t h at she l ' lssemsee else so hi. sho p r '' a lairdlaily distinctly heard twit voices As the lady's hary-plare " ; wbea be lte .i nr w rh i el i a li t e d i t i e ho m eo rder ed "dirt:cf.:l" to rue. then was a r rant man In waiting at she door, olio .shed e llita to wlie be he bedchamber, and was convinced that one of them was the voice of a man. Then was no doubt that joi" oubt b ' et h i t t ge l l in° h , h sh a t tir g i t t r d b ; ll ,l; s :" .". It ' T. had us the criminal act took place between them then. lathe of their bete/ores by n i sh o p 4toy. Mr. T sew ' a , ;t i e n r el sled, Ist .. tbe) wean rzwisily plastered by persons of defame a ,,.. morning the landlady went into the room, and there Saw appearances which left no doubt that the crime 11 - ad nebee utn,il l y too e wrfe 1... tiluilliewahltrirraltit:t6sitelli"ei their ("4. and of arleitery had been committed. They wandered "d '" 'I'M rireu"s"re he alttiheted the cowr y o r ; . INlt ez tstll lii h n- : about the wood the whole of the nest (1.1, sisal Se e 'l"4"hy the Pl4.are* slept together the following night. A similar la. ze tT er th . e d I I:: ahne h h a r t er he re In the s e: i re aelrhhoorhood MM. lestiption was made by the landlady the sec. arr.ood at his youth and the rape sahilso l : De nt hTs l o'osanecor , " certling morning, accompanied by her 5efe .,,,,, , Sit T s tor p:r;nir sse ; of u the Prisoner, v, a., dere of great rwpect she is high confirmed her former observations. When ; , 441;r a' li . ad received a mei tWseot e t i i rr he . Ze in dl 7 a;i:i t n "e ll 'i s't li t i i s oll til' e Pie' he proved those facts, no doubt could exist is to the I brought anti. am, trade lif hi. Lorrl.hip sroo'uld eli•ehnrg le t W here completion of the adelt intercourse. . rh , J ___ ;it wog his lest adrare , shot hoped INV they th a w h e a bl e le u'7 ' 1., reclaim him a. he lid sh..wu sheg reatest would be shocked to bear, that the wife of the De. ' would be mow. oh .hi • whine h e 1 " m 1 1 As bed I lon tutu _As a Matinee' he env.- Re g (estdant, with whom he had stated in his former let. he ham"' l'ania" id. ter he had not cohabited for three months, had at this The " ala Na " a "' mei ' ( "w ed 'he Praesier of vi lime but recently died. Sbe had died in tbo May i 6" "Ili " a".1u" ..... "" n." adapted " r heir ".41 r" " • hi a 11" ' a " .. g i et i,,,,, R . hr., 1 ...s, up on any w a d e or pra_es*.an ; hew. preceding this adulterous conoection. ever he smolt nor think of blob% the P.S.- er !note ' ,rac e r Witness.. were then called to sapper[ the facts l i b eeil e ssid "c h b iso "i v v isi ir r or d r ib b , l on e' ::d e e g r a o: l vee e"id ar ibel het . be ll : . • , ro i n hee ) el eso w p e l . n ' s h rol i nt ll stated by Mr. „fortis, which they did. I cools' he rand for loon ; saes that were dear he should bard Mr. DAtINCET addressed the Jury on the put of . she rani" over to P''''"'"'''• the Defendant. I ii‘TTOV E OIRDN.— A cafe of same lot , reopertMe the hada. 5 r the servants of palitie Cha s m ute tor the'paystat of l'orte. Rase. jag decided aolleseedey by the Illitelorateo at HO &gee. The Trireme of on realty', elgorili. bill ettgitelina. Isitredled In be railed the 117 oletiorfige Aoyfite. bitterly pareltated a large bolo.. is Crow—tree% Hettereeeleiy for the porpri.e. f the la-titotina, tool Once., thirreill these tatiliehrer, tilatett a..'•. the prima too,: someanherl by the Pa• r i g u...gi tr o, a St. Andrea, a. for the asoletemeat the Prow 'Lawn scan that hear-. The firtlieiter for the Teeters af ghe prirjected I. ~.holier erwtene..l that flow b oils,* wage or , m ,s of wet at a pled there b; the Trulaill morel) Wink , Cif the ptenti , es till the UM: him !, e . h ~..1 ppm,. 1.1 the p ryrnett el parochial, or any tabor rue" r newt tbtl, in fret. tbe hoe r erntht to be cn:nidcred void, The Parish-. Lee.. nil the other Idler. kohl. J Mitt he as 11. , h1e,nn4 cited warty core. fa rips'''. 1d: their p.dd•on. near &Weed 11-.1 hie wife and In.: •ly ii . thonited the bombe, Ida pre•antill 01:4, ..• I. be welt "caftan% y. W li:gble is M.- 1.4.. a ...ilk:rival in the pima, it Was but jai- he should he the tate. The ticeirttor replied. dial be had he if • . e ttttd ri ;hirer. th the h-ate merely ra salleraate. tee/ Rot by h..y anti wite hiss the Troltees.‘alid that lloia was an Act of • Multiunit. 1 which espre-ec pcntierti sealant potooo •0 gi tamed trams ablaisai a a selletrta.t to the gr.rgeg g aid he stabot that r•: 1 ;-.1 he , n•ol.t be 1.1, crd to he *. t. hearbrial crest:lee." he reala nor be tillee le the p.tggigeat ' snag. reg..— The Mu isb-egicert rejalaed Am be mot reelsiaiy be raogidered • lei efiribl i.e that the reel of the pritiaiwo wwld sinolsi.ew Me lwmttl.rr i fn hie ratyy g and trop', awe eat per orl led t•• tne rote fat tire w toile prrei-e.. Hwy ought at lent to b- all toe I for that putt .4 it obeli he die seistally • (weepy for 0.• n n Tie MAG:trda Yes &tithe egoire the liability of the Pt. festal uttrio. UI.RIUED. Os die ?lib Marrb. or tbr krerrile Miretior.hiverr at firwrt, Tb-rsar ' 4 lle‘i. ..t lora bh, to Maria, iini) (laughter at WV. 1:arlon. of she tatirir %lurk. 1 ('oeherwell, W. T. f , ..-her, 111 i sjulor Gwle.uas , meow It. orhaer n( Ike late Henry eaatlt ann. 1.-q. of it • l'..dr.ck ()lbe,•, Lraes.. th. ‘l , llea. J..tka )tivilsms, C84,,,,t0 Jane, daughter of Ilea.) Settle., 1.1.4. Easillog, Kcal. SOUTHWARK IRON BRIDGE. Tit 4nperh niece of archiseesore, whirls /spews! to 4. Public on Tharotay loss. earlier general adinirsolou. The great which west result Iron nirut nit4l Aerelil a •.•rtropolirow strissiore, is facilitating: basiness how i.w centre of vie Cosy so she Bornngh, moonlit fail in give pnithe ann.fruino. and r e . dosstot* a list intsrd c. esplignein Ili nee architects. at well m to Mr. Wynst nnA she ~,,,, nine.% :he re-Wrenn+ Is she Wrens in the wall/ te treys:ay certainly the tabled lying bnelges): tts spots its lnar feel tingle num that of she eels:healed annslerlaal Whites it Is Sb feel sore in span Shan th- larnmrill,in al tilaide, item its bow b the tufty gallery on •rni^b l'ahl:c watt. The followtor ore some of its Meseseioa. :•- lossests of she wish she abstinent. pert. .. IWO 1.1145 e 01 ow* pit; uf rub pi: r, wish en-water to wore and Clear wa er•way feeder tie obreearttoro • Nolo of the 1111111144 , artists hpon of the refers' and . From the vendee of tar cram anis 1 Ihr surface of tie water, at +vein-inlet ream date to surface. at law water Weight of iron m the centre inch. /AV sow; Mite is the Inn site archre. 1.5011 tam rash I natal writ of iron Ill'fielsridle 5.01)11 tow., total camber of brick arches-II t fetal kook .4 arch.:. inclealiag tLe briJge,l,l4lo feet. It i• bighted by :14 gas latftim. lee Joh/askant• of fhb greet Metropolis 'any fere. moor Ides of 'he tatiliie of ermine she Wooer briar, it leetog shoot tee rent., of s &Wire, thrte upward. do ode belween terra ibis follownwt.ll4 •iow, still Ants die ustaber of per on> ensues sad 141 , ,44wit our ate sten Meier brailiv4. in the itin/li 01 inat, MS, IMO tor Well ill MC, Motu IA i till seet.n to, the Artsing I asp.% sotto. ii. • IBLICILIMUARS /RIMS[ Prui.l.• I I Of , " ( ...miles (:ig. eart. vi.,t... la 11 swot ',• ~ pr..,,,,,inea, with whir* Ow Rasai....rk Ilriflie ha. brrn Ilm l .h. 4 itE . for..ir apes , biefsl, OP ',ire, ..... i a m !he. p 'Bird Mir Uri Vasil, Okla' p l ows le be 14 pleoCellg 011.... id dilUllidlevil LAMI4OII Vs is a *ate ..! repair fur ilte safroy 4,4 Moe •roblie. . , , ? On Te•srlsy Wonted, 'ilia Society of 17:istol i tik gP r t•Ve", at Dieel thefelli in 13 i•tol, Chasiget Wandslie Caters, hi Si* hours Ind fi't•en noinsies, hell di* drefiteit number ever rzr; n the Ivest of Entrand. DIED- ow the rah March. is S..einnoress•street. fileinsohnty square. at she hone of his bruiser. Edward OgV, iY %wee. On she Itlsb Motel, at Isis Inane in Restinati-i-sirret, !h. Mau. le Ace. .lislosi Esq. fitrereriy I..este.tat.talsunii al att tt It. altrwl4l ..l Oa shell* derma hat. of it freer. Peas Itr.adtatabs. I. Wat Vast ladies, newt? Fretherielt Harriet. F.sq. NTejttrlallsk Ice Iligiatests NT! see I.larars, mast wed ilirt",ra 111, 1“*" 44 . Oa the fillisJasstasty, K inross. is 4aasa•ra, W Cola .a., Coq sae of the Itverertitatives in Areintsre far the Kilei ii Si. Dorogiy, red Otirroman of that Cie, awl l'afit.he LOIS 1)0 1 1 : Pnased sad Puliiihaut b• Maar, at the ST %mita., limy" ha. 4, halsehary•. Ina t, MI MO