The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-02 00:00:00

- • sr:Okay v. ir (Par , o. « ♦. Wall of INQUIRY of DAMAGES' AT TUE 11/4i 4 - . SALiSatIltY AsslgES; • . ' - s• This writ of enpary ha's beett,•already exednted and re.esecuted befure v* O' separate inries in the cou lty of Wilts ; first at W.% nsiuvrrsn add Simi at DEVIZES. In both Instances the Defendant, if. !Lint, Esq. attended in perSon t ant! Catalneflid his nun cause, and in both instances thek.ftwy•te.: . turned a verdict of NO . DAMAGE. By a tele of the Court of King's 'Bench, c.. tained.in the . Easter Term list, we twice& in our Paper that : this verdict was again ,set aside,' and' i ne w writ ordered' to be executed before a Judge at • the tit 'assizes, fur the county of Wilts, on the. ground• that the Defendant lt i ad misted and in., pcuced the min& of the Jug. in . his atldiess to t h e m at Devizes. • In the last:terin the Court.sies ni ,,vell by Mr. ClifT•rd for a role to postpooe•the" THIRD hearipg of this cause tin the nextLent,As -0...5., to be held at Salisbury, on an affidavit itatiggir Olt since the last 'eider o( Court in this minie t ttio Defendant, Mr. Hunt, had been sentenced by the. Court . S 0 3 months imprisonment in the Card Bench,-for an assault upon a game-keeper, Wilds •term of 3 months Would not' expire Am a f tek ik et. nest assizes at Salsbury, therefismk he, .the Dis. fendant, would be prevented attending to Conduit bis hen defence, whit* ' was materiartO, his in. ."-terest, and which' he was most anxious to db . . the cow having • effused this' rele, appliciitienv has" 'sine,. been made; to Mr. Justice 'Beach, one o f the • J'edges ishigned to • hoo the Assizes at SAL 'bury) to gran; Cant of Habeas Corpus tq. take the D•fendont down to the Aitsizes for the . purpose bef •re named k this application II AS MAU .BE E,q REFOF,I). Therefore this curio is Cause, 'which gas excited sqluuch interest iii the list Rod spoiting w..rld, is likely at last to co lie before the 7al RD JCR S, at,Salisbury, undefeaded. This we hive heard is the determinationof Mr, Runt, unless he is permitted to attend the Assizes and defend hion . cli, which he has heretofore dune with so much success: The following instance of extraordinary =unity is copied from a paper eftyestOrday ma env An American ship, which sailed lately frwu a port in the North,. was bdarded by one of our cruizers. There ware several foreign ;lateen.: gem oe board the veleel,amed some' other suspkiOus circumstances cobcuuliig, the L . :sterna:oer 'of the, gluier thought it kgotter.to send' li.er to a • British port for invesiirilow, - and be accordingly put a. Midshipman, and i ie! or st men, en hoard' her, with directions to bStry the vessol .to the nearest Britiih port.. As soon, however, as the Arneeican 'vessel was out of sight of the British cruizer, the . crew and the passengers, among whom w e re f o ur banes, rese upon our men, disarmed them, And . threw the Midshipman overboard . ; "but being a goad swimmer, he regained.the skip, and clung to: the side—he woa taken on boird,, bnt,-sbuekiNt to . relate, he Rai main thrown thrown . into the sea. He 't tier regainetrthe void a second .time, and vies l a m e d 4 001 1 44. He was then pinioned, and . lashed to the rtag.bolts. The men were also lash. ed to the deck. The Ametieatt Ca&ain then or. dered the smell boat te'Ans lowered • downV i teeeed a'llitiPfficer and seamen into it, with only a little • Water, a few hiscuits, 4 and two• oars, and then turnev(thera adrift, above 4b miles frum j tbe *bore, Tw u of *eaten, who were unwilling . to get *into deboat, were, we understand, stabbed, but not as to endangee' their lites. They. remained *bait: • Coins in Ibis miserable cockle-shell of a Wit, iiiMettiventary expectation of perishing, when they svere fortunately 'picked up by as „Enailish veer.. ehitamen, and brought to England. In about. half an houkafter they were picked up, . a heavy gale came un , in which they must inevitably Bale perished." A young Lady of most exemplary mildness, aid no iacuusiderable charms, a short time since advertisettfor lodgings respectable frivate fa. roily and mated situation, and .Web in conseque•uce referred to a house in Gosiell.street. The lady b..ing quite satisfied that the family saw- little or:ne company, and professing her own wish for sepia. Sinn and qnietuess, said she never saw any visitors but her uncle and guardian, who mi l let :some.' times call in an evening to take tea, and play a ga .n e , at checs ' Rh her, she was received as an In. elate. Two evenings after, her nncle and guardian called to see her, but a-little mal-apropos ; be was rebo ° mnized by the gentlemi nt of the house as a grave an,l 7:Jralapfal City Magistrate, at the wrong side of 34.01.1 :tree, whose gallantries were too well knee n to elude suspicion, even andeeibe sanction of his grey hairs. The lady and Jim:, guardian tattle were tiieretore told' (hey-might . instantly, seek some other place for their misuse... malt at tilers : and they i retiret4 muck decked at the radenettand indelicacy of their host. • . . InErAxo.—Mr. Foster's new newsp aper it seel:s is to be celled the PaTittoi„ a Ratite in the annals of public journals ulifitteul'ablaJoloisge:-* vity. It is to be. werked• into notice by every ef fort the public el,ticea - can lend it The extinction of a Gorrel.iimettt Fiper l to make Moth .for..the new Journal, is thu s whimsically announced its a Dublin paper:-- • " NPORTANT nn Pndar la , t, of a, letteriee and pyttracted ehrtvainpitin, . w hick' the patient bore with :amain!! truly evalaetianl . THE HIBERNIA h T cues vit.—Weed, the imp th of time vihlch the de- , reasal la:stowed under this malady , is truly astnnishin g . ant i ' ha, contributed not a little to battle the caleu: a ti o ra of the Faculty. For more than ten ears-had it littgered,•and though hovering on the brink eif s the emit, still hail it been withheld by an invisible band. • Whether this guardian potter deserted it al length, or whether Mr..Fueter s: get h,ts crushed it to annihilation, we shall not pretend to deirrmine—but, we understand that •Ttta to 11.• succeeded 14 his situation and emolument«, by, an only sox, which promises to outrival• even the vigour of his glorious sire. At the baptismal font of lids promising infant, tt is acid, that a SecVetary of State and a Chancellor of the Exchequer have signified their intention to act as sponsors.— What a graitt, whit an impressive ceremony ! How amiable . and awful will appear the aspects of Mr. Wellesley Pule, and Air. John Fo s t er , u p o n th e i nt eres ti ng occasion ! What an interchange of sympathy will pars between those great cha racters—what parental fondness fur the lovely babe—with what fervour they will pronounce the halo isinat promise, and what tears of groitude and Inealty will they shed, when the hallooed name of rATItIOT shall be gtveu to the popish mous offpritig of The Tv Li:rot A YU. Tare Motorrsca Sr.rot has set on for ever, hut we shall take care to offer ear ado. ration to this new Lord of the Ascendant, to this other Lawn °FY, when he shall enlighten our benighted and Wet/time be-. loweberelt—(Frcentan't Journal.) ' os . , .. ~.. ....it" • coutt,Torti? r.r.-t , :1 _ • • BICE 4C14- This Was an 4.- . damages for a &iamb of promise of mairiaee." - 1 , . , . The Ar oL r n st*tf.Geuett, In eating, the cu e on the part of the Plaintiff, spoke at conaideia. We length ; but owing to the' Witness. crowd , that had assembled to hear the cau s e, %kir were nut able to get near enough .to distinctly OtosPrehend all he said. •• The Malagal . ,was of a, rffpec4ble family, and the' efendant Arits a IliaD Of eCknpi• ilerabk property, and of grlt, Credit.. The ;r- ' lentfant had been ..acqsaintet wi th I thePlailso :11 family'for more than 16 years, and .in., August last,..tlie'Defetitlant promiseCinarriage to the 1'411, 1 , til t and from the fine that lia giotolsed miirritge; till the time when It' was *lilted 'ta x a consider. able number of letters passed' betwee n the ome`a which 'Arid he. prodtkEtid and read.. In a : letter,' 'dated the 23d' of Sept. I ; oo9,4lfseti g repd, , ant infohns her,' after ;tome litlist * Vali,' and , .110- . ii4disayi Obscrratlnet; that 4s4•eitts neier'be liji.H4 TWOCiend an t 'di4 tistit,tialffini , nor, ' had''he ' erer diogately . hit coithict toys' 'the iesultof any 'dia. I t . 'eoreries that Were detrlinetital. to:the P/iin IN: character ;•ands.l?Otely airteepifeirlant hit& • tanTairdt the Plaintiff ', `belfl4Atterney,Glin ' • allied% believe' that he 'would hay". illie?tardilsisittl., to instruct his Counsel Id ditbie out . t ni)itn r o t ai liosaguinitifli elicit t's poral , charaetee. . No ;Ate, had mildest wrest dissenting atoetriant it; his letar j , Of the of Sept. lit the..sayli • that tor ifitii: reasons thecif.atilted;idle Ala iloar..!* pis: • - w i t . .., ihittivinaoly praceedise Cis'ititi . bea4froViiitii Atiopvtlify ?.'" 'Nc;,il 4014441 , otripditiestied Ter. such- to , the • The Det- 'of hr - - - , -,tlt44 4 4stFE aQ C :TIM I ISH.SI• KIN . ' -. ... ,— .I4TI*II:TO - ENGLAND. .. • ...s • • , . .trraiis TVs' btiiix Ca itaziricv to Z,4.1 4 . it is isecatistS . theier are such things in •• . Ammon lirt as - nthplaced • partialities,. that 'some' 't,f our readers might . hare considered the language `We hare occasionally used i n re p ro b at i on o f t h e '4 4 1-itlincnbtratiqe of Irish affairs,= too - strew', or ;ariesaggeratibn'ef the misc o nd uc t of th'Ose to ;hose .itiardisnehip-theY hi ve b een con fi ded:, '. II thcris .be any who..bokrt this impression, it is incumbent upon ut to removelt, and'vA 'shall lhereforo Stet 4ueli fedi as will go infinitely beyond a justlikca! ;Jun of dog thing we could say in eondeniiition of . the rthitie'of coriductiut.lrish. business: Ifi it; ter what .weshill-comiVitnicate, the Irish kidniinis: tration preserves' one solitary triehil'in . .this c ea n . 'llatrt, 'that man does not postesrene 0144 cif ); o vh. it sensibility fur the honour or Me , aqHltrel, Vil country; and if all the scribbling - itartizeni that patronage or mo ney could piecuret l , ;were at Wolk bicessandy 4nti laberisiisly,,the i yOeltld not write lip thb (ri,h Miotstry, - to tileVtest itigat.oti of unrestrained and Alqualirnikl 'Opisfis lum, which t 3 their eendtidt has meri3,l . freAkke•lsi b:pen i ple. i- 4 The Jlesignstla' we , to :Orin :tol this .atlittk: ;#9ints crulAtte'subli.dill . Bare upOn.i Weiliall tsot ir Istini•dispossE of ir 'briefly, blit-expliditly p,ougli to ncite, 9r. we . Mit b . an collie psi 141ityp el- eiteir s j . , , L ter, a tery general seithe'of abbo t ! tencii n ' e,'„ 4. 11 ' .. ! - ,lihsttfe i necessaryi - consequitic4, of Alessi 'Ark r'llonsternation. We du n u t sPett vpin.Maiti7ol . Insufficient iiata—our representation Wil l i:** —strong and incontiOr er tibl e f ectita : ' ' ~ t There aFC few -wife 644 , .' degree . Otilietititid oat financial t concerns f and 'the ninnieiLluittr'hit Ireland' fur whe*,oUr inforthatioii is tiltkiA'ense... chilly •ihjeoded; must knevo Abose,`Wit, as n*b, au are that the Vinkiitg_FUnd,wai lnstitut44 itt Ir; ) Yo bile ' hale of his :onaulted -one,' snails* . matehito !his sullielite, d asene..B'ut this fie. , his fottiki , i.w as" t his Jilt's. of whiddi WPtld been .dadlO it was the cousequeSico haiingilived' a 4ficsi Of too muck shadily !: tlelatiwallid • that cii. tetttnsteuces should oblige him to come' n. , satios resolve, because so much publiely kart been givihe go thdkinleutleti marriage: file • lamented that% •coald not marry her on her account h'ut thststff.. citinstanee he cousitieted a mach less evil 'than RIO, rying: with the certain prospect of • being utthappt. Another 'letter, doted the 26th of •the.saut Sgt.. toorber, from the, Defendant to the Pisintiff, *as ,peat read c in, which he stated that the tause'whieh ,‘ t he mentioned in, his letter, four dilyitibeftife, ar ~preventative of their marriage, no honien erigted! ‘ Several other letters, written at i later period, ~were afterwards read, and 4,11 h correspolidenceems. eluded by the marriage being brokeit eff: •-••- •,, Mr. P,saa,. Counsel for the Defendant, admit:: v ietbi•in. the .commencement of his address. to OW Ivry, that .* verdict must go against his client, • I ;bucause this promise of marriage liadtbeen plOved. He would agree with the Attrainsil-Gesi4ai, l thist 'this. styli -A-singulas ease ;••but the' singil a rity was Jilt/bate Plaintiff, from the singular statement '6( tt atttoracY-Genery, :not a tittle Of which' , had • been substantiated :by evidence, ins far as went ; to the aggravating of the case. - There was, its ,fact, nothing to render this art swirated case. The Defendant had been charged with *having in - atn. uninanly'manner, out, he thought the charge had not been made out. • The Defendant's letttrs to. the - Plain.tiff the Jury had heard read. They Were, he (Mr. P.) most confess, such as he would not have advised the • Defendant to write ; still it , _ aq.,lre., land, alit: Mot in tatcfanc4 to countirkcii life he . ei,mulitlott.of the debt which loins pecestilrily ., im poled upod the country, and at the same time to support the credit of thetiVek Maiketinlgebutd: fl was the act Of . * residen t irlibsiNtretal t mentim the .year 11W ; and-b es ides its, operatinitin'43.on. n6hins 'the public deliti• It iris fi rbught b,idiln ifigeoinly. into the. monity'onlirket. The price of: r Stocks took its standa r d- a nd stabiltly fram.the '•• tcurchases of the Sinking Flint; and:the mereMuf, or tnaitied '• Mari, took' it at the 'criterion tpf hlt -,transactiolle of tht,Stdek Exthange..• mooc .or applyiug the production of th Fund, Whileie benefited thi totintiy„ was satttrict6tilitdsctAie able to the mercantile and monied oontiaunktiesi and public 'Orgeeeded with security aed., with regularity. The good. faith of the, erfii!erck; Rent was considered, Is it eetialli *Si; pie4 ) lrd to the strict and howeit intidtgeprent.orifieStoking 'Fund ; and eA thin faith, Which edttld'unt be sus. 11f:4'd r: the - mitt - ivitO,: . ,deaktA in fended p r op e rty liikteilwitkoottaiiWeq. forthetli%clOsis4,. :16i,thp,ie who , Ovate*. .fuOixt.Otolietiy; . or hive ,lii4 . ‘ ceneerts. in- tritisartions . ..urinated with rho Folds, be prepaidd . to heti ititit all l[reland lioteW.to kV. This rend; Viso constituted,' so • ex. Ogle 4 and goilfot.ftsi its "imitation—so• beneficial hillreland, if any thinfcatryet be' of tsar now dvAigoccl solotreay . stkowtageforlite.in iet girkiiholder the' English market.' This isfojiidt to this effect is matured, but. not. yit fitted upon} It Was .contrived • in, secrecy, kod' , ilitiled- for :6 tong lime from the` observation. Of thOse torested in 'the fair operatitio4:the by pin mysterious tintrequivoral trepoitinent o tif the Isiah Minikters: • Its diocovernmnieditteli deprcsietl Our fands . Arett:per cent. •'*(ltti'd 1 4491!4 how Mick Moro they 'Will fall ! ••- • •1114 aboininable ineaure is, as vie lay, resolved upon; there'nced be nif'docibt of - the fast. Mr. Forrst has raised i loan 'for !relaad • in Aligiand, which castOok be. remitted :hero without lotieriot the course of Exchange ott*Loptiop ; and the'ez. - pediency of traniferringoi . e . capitikt.uf the Sinking Fund into the Engli s h Stock Market,- is therefOre alleged to have some coiniter.okr4sien. on the liiiencY thus crested.'. Whetl'er titii great. atfuliO in Anineiering for the advantage of Ireland be the kodnetion of 111 . .3 Cairreet.profp - iiod*.iiiidom of not, .b.a.eirciplistitie not cattily ateeitainedi:bok lit it ii.ft'ot , &hire soute.othei financial echemev fat obi!, lie i, suFp rted to bath devised I'4. A appost 'km th en ' titsdo tlie head 'Of' both tiff:British a. frith Treasury itgainsetbe injustice and int pitlicjrof the project :; and it is presumed that Mr:rettesyLf. ' will not give it his sanction, withedt contidering i whether so bcild a plan is not a beach :p'sb9,6; faith, 'ant Wheft hoe it it. \vise crergbtt: Of •thOught for the rkiiti people. . • Thin, .wilt to approvi Orin Itkr . cohdiei towards Itelittill; if Au reject ed offspring of the - Irish' chancitlor's !trinet4 modflations for - the, ibbd of bit "eetrifiry:` 'Asitatever be its destiny .wit)t , l!tr. A leoitc%;l; though he iih.Ould• ref/theft:is. opptOilatioO..o sioslierq l . the iniqttity-iit itilosg9rt es,viseiVOlse. foreottft in habit,' not . ttlii,Dlcur to confidence,iik tiltvirish'flaii ever 100 rooierti during' the Adinieeitinstibb AV.,.roorgats! Nld i Irish •StOck:huldffr will reit. 'the )ftbility of laX property on thu ; oaprieloni Stitt t very smelts= foundation Of . cos Eoglisb estimating the iffirairs of :frelantr. 'llrhen be recd.' leots that a riolaiion of public ttith.wio:oonfooi ! plated, lit Mill be afraid of its' Oeitcrenen, lie will be afraid' that when on gbotiti . Mihit le r) ! the Or st. . gra .. I .lf, . . 7 _.,_ ... ta no . , case •:.. :y fewfant had, , 9. would be fitoioed; told ilnioal-the wittily 'o't tit'li flieids, -that he wits gig tO;inirry . the , Plaiatilto and expressed much satisfaction at the prospect: he` haitof !rein) happy, and - not onliiiide hisfriends ,ocquainted with tho. promised unidir; but inforined , his mother'of .it, who cipressediter 'approbaiion 'of the match,- artd her joy* 00 D 0141444 her. ing'such . e.daughter.in:laer:' - After. thus ? holding; forth the Plaintiff es his wife elect s 14iiii.Picend4,0,t; ...broke off' thq intetrded -thittCh l ' i 'fiii - reasons that. ' could nut be stated to the world, eh that. her ftc, , , ture prospects might his * for Ow ,ruinixl l .:inid s shel Inhowed down under the unjust ihilperi end fu r iletiatittirs of. all who knew her ) and of the,world, ' is is"- itjeiteirwoman;-,as .One •• that 'it man !ionic! not.mirry after he had .promited to make' her his :hire. The case Wks"; Most singular orkii, and, the mions amignedtt - the 'Der,' etlant fur his conduct iliere still score altsgelar I 'lnkfinch ream" Would -atit shield him froin,thejele'imigeance.‘f the law . .1; . • .. - 4 , -. *env - tire deitUnciation.--of s- tritah Jur y, sent :forth in the shape of iety,.exemplary dainates. r - Bge all thi.blicithiti - of the Defcndanfs 'conthict "Video( yet been- enirOsed. lie, on , the , 26th 91 .ffipternber,_ four 'days tiftei lie 7 had. scat .the Letter to tie Plaintiff, tolling her. that slid could never be IsiiirtOte Co her, saying, that thtfceuie.;.the ai r tomibowilittir•Mch tic a few -.days berure• Aeplertif t Ilia longer existed ! Wpr t was the intention of, that letter ? • Why,' to ohtai . n.awaosweefroin thti Plaintiff, which'itmhigo to do awapthavontiti that the Defendant had ptivinlily.entargite,into to marry Ili Plaintiff-1740, get* letter front. tr . , slat. ;iig that-it .4si lose wall that,. all.. fetniedOiretpon game should eililif; . 'that she wooktnever coheent . 6 mini 40,, w4pi PlaintlYi had .bass most '.ere. ttli 'ilaid i . priitio4pitt hate . that'estiriratiOn in:the eyes of thew , Id that she bad when the D4endant promised her Marriagei .it was necessary to have the verdict Of albry, to chow-to all thit nci:bhimii, whateter . attached to the Plaintiff., He shOild prove the promise of marriage, and that . the De. fentfant was a man of considerable propertX,. mad their hcishould be entitled to'a verdiet. _Jib triaticl that the.Jirfwpirld see the:*conduet 'of *the pe:. feadantin that point onieW in which. hi saw it, and then he was ante: ho'itiotitd "liaveoyhet" he: turght to have, large and exemplailicaniages,_ . The first -witness called ?Toted 'that the Defend. 'hi - iirak. a pisol'ar Coirittlerald* prop - M.4, and, :add ibotit 441044. .. ' ',. •:,;* -. • • • Ills'Atairrei• Bircl . ‘;,lroiOliet' re . .rliintif4 de. Faiel Vistile4 4 lol,' . ie Sligmlblir,' 4809, -alitii:itOiniss Oa *, ' 'hail" on the'ap, 'phisiehlug aliftialit: '' . lrhe , clits_OvotinAted, that l ite t_e _ anst_ry .0.. ,thetehrTiagiwko' did' tike Olaf Jo ,h I a 11 Jbwirtg, huatdokti.tah tin . oNotild 'llie - e'qqbta. to g'et •solliltit affaiii imlletle;,o4..•6detc 4 ii i alhe expected. .ffiq_tliPeTtY '' oust ' - Miff . ifum low port 00' 411 1 1 41..if phittfrd, ' AD* " P e, Ilith' P*t . ' there wi .._ ' theltaftgidatii, !ilid ii.'•ittillarPli • illel'Opli t is.P moill'iliele ft' fendt tast ilt' leit thee . . i riligillre Onb Vette) :~ • i• .::. ~. . 4; . , 1 / 4 " '• 0041(11§, :~. ~e -, 4 ill botetrike hint,. from his .perusal of itliem,"that conduct .hadbeen . so . ale ' Deteiiditit'a .extremely roily:loirn liattkitadvice beeu aikeil, le should 'Maio recutintietult'd.the 'affair to be referred to some Gentleman at the liar , which would Nave prevent. o(Litteh a public discussion at had taken•plare, tiitl .which would be blazoned forth•te the woild (hr..' i 'the medium of the newspapers. • He/wevey, the dit.teas. east—the parties hod passed theiinhieon .; dkerhait &risen tu.bring the niatter4be4ere a .Jurt . 0, their countrymen,. mid the duty devolied (14 him tottate the DCendint's cases:and jusdre lid ;bis client required that he shduld state - 04; l'lti• Of ' 'the coanection, and the • reiteoll lee' breaking Of - -tke_proposed union. Here laii 'Neill keeltibent bd ' hie) to. ttatti, that. his instruction? did 'Ade ht AWL yitit.hise to throw out the slightest imunitetkteld the bond character 41.tlie Plaintiff.. •Islie.petirttill . • nk.marviege, .which ,would entitle the'Plaintlff ttS. a verdict, was made on the'S(ith of 'ilitrif, 104 • *tad on the 22d of , September,followter,•a. tertefa, patine was. pliete - the Plaintiff's ezpeettitttnis, • bt • the letter Which had been predated ' and- teitt'iti eridento. 7 Op calculatimi, therefore, it ITltimititi the'Oefendant's attachment for the Plaint-M.1441A just three weeks and one day! Illte• Air tibidd recalleet t , that the Defendant, hi the Liter if the' 24/4 of September to the Plaintiff, jefurntitig If '. .64 4 . 6 all his hopes of .union with herWert MIA • end," assigned as his rerscon,i(ollils i?ifii;mittett --, and !gcli an .ezonie for his conduct was • not the' . , illbjekt for anattack in a Court Of Jasticti.: .Wfit. . Vier such reaatutiur-the Defendant's conduct was • true or table; 'it was.. nseleas for. him 'then to say o_ a . hate*, evidencd bad been adduced on 'th e p ar t -of the Plaintiff Au Wine that it. was fare: •It had; ' 'been tituisevoured 'to prove that tlie , Defendint *Mt it wealthy, man ; but no. proof • had bednultristitglitt forward to shew the situation iii life•of die PlainW , tiff's family ; and that was w.eircurostenie *hick • Was always attended to by the...ltity,ditt dear/ ' , alining the quantum of daniagesOn itutlona'sfmtliP . • to the present oust - This,...hewever ' - had. Skiff .- proved—the lady hadahad (h e Defendant 4.61.413 1 t0 lover for the long term of three weelthelibditiday-9 and it lees for the Jury to 'determine eltet• iiijil the Plaintlff.:had. sustained ' by. the -loss of vaelsu . . min as Mr. Chattel . Robinson. ; Hey hit; Perky) • thought t . after what had. been stated,. , tllat'the iii; - • jury Which-the. Plaintiff had sufereiliwarnotiOrt great. The quunteita of, damages tlvey.widltddier (ermine, and he begged to •remlinFtlinift, before Mg cnncliitlLl, that it was.nos a fortinitinvldett • (lief( wetter to givellie Plaintiff,+ butt ilairkontpoistitftalb furl the injury- she. had torsi stmt.: . He Illettudtio4;"• dsuit y ,. :that Justioe would be doiro4 Initial) Elirfelidnittl at tint heath(' of :the fury. . r". !u 4"••o.,'lr.f . ,'Zti .'., 1.41i1l gig:E.Nioneenfun then seamed dpltitel , e4l, 4 4;iite, '.His Lordship stated , to the JaryoMitahlitP *OO - itct 'action it.ouiiht by ia:yotitig maim ealtali. OOP %rot Ithilatally and endineadi One, , iWricist . er-1 1 1410. 1 .. -24 r atibillii4; i men of pooliolity•,4401141e*M00 1 14, . • ib dam hg.aArs - a. breach clf , pentniedzitt di wirredg.llB, 'Tiio) !aka heard. (W. reason- :foe therkingtitspabilj, 'proposed union, as assigned jn-ddfettite,lraesbtlii. . .., e ihsipieck iti , thdi)efelithint's letder .ge:tfieLPlaliiitifit ' 'iftoitify!ng slier in tem ties ; , and' iiistaticeeleeteditiVe . / I (ifthi'ucctiN, ie. whiett diseurifiesysigkk des IMMO ;. , pptht!fklies , 4eucttruedi provious to ifier:dtattidelfg .. • N . . 4WM 0011.6 ~ that ;avoid. makalt,reryiti/ovetiv6lll . '., thaftappitimis of • the pastas, - aid ha ihtr fititoia • tinitftitli 0414sese alibi's% that Ma marrlagembibtal fiet . liciP4OP _ a * seised. i 4a, pies thisodosaptio.P „ . giviesltad IreqaMstly.to contend oprltatet 41040 lit" 4? 1 1 1 9#0=47 4, tilakllitcali very 011ie* tttovoilelltlattr . - °4t,oo.otlaal; llo .obsoatity or 4RiliesiAboutkhat , • E a r r4 4 '4i,f, " - i4l4lokpl beiitertlii. drii,vietiep V- • : •i • , • • ... I ,ItiCIL - . . A. 0466 1 1.1117:. , arhilretei between the Irish .. "alstit,t.tiefif the itrten than to by mother ? to whom the iefprmatiun .eiteted. between - the teseilies:of.. ~'Vei-' . • Kieft EC/ Et and the Irish. pebtlit triaitee l lti such gevelriat Plena re. -. . ..alowards bi.eiatimen pin. in I' Ancist4lBo9, theft • . Anse as the pratent:," the deeitine *lll be.iiith t , - . -- The feittiti dated . the .42d .of. SerileastietArtg, Regiadant„hemen ;non' panticeinvlll.ottentiviikat - , alters, prettilectleh . of the forme', in favour of. the& ?ea., It stated; that he funntiddintriffe. otT ths Plaiatiffa The tlefeadantle delta& *ltioh , islitid • that measure whiciiismust advantligeoiti to Eag. .upon :to -it rite . direct,' to intone ber:.lhaVoitliii Octal' ' n4atied end roan, proved:4st , tin hathysi42 . pr .. . , land. ' .'. ' . •- ' , hotice4f ii . anion. With •tier Wert at ini,m4.• R.r Iliac attention to °Ail Plaintiff. Id le • might lint s 0 , , • - , ,L...: - Thu . Preamble of 'the e Act elleder to' beglen _truitetl, that 'in writing to-her, fro ifrai?,o3l6g,sq .0 4 ,acte c i b e ,would pe,y.,to a, panonlwhom Ifiln.: . l ..,• :••• ‘, . . , 'thus : ' Whereat' from tke...grAtibereaie of the. w woman of 'sense', who , would lioje s bilkit RIP Ito ., pepdedliiiiittry, ,and wheie•pronitieLbf:telirriegist ,',' - 1 • - , natiun'tl debt • and in' oriler lir sriake a lart(ng proper' ate of the _Coakence: lur Wes' abaikrilt ie.. he had received, its ezehange fnciihriiirw.li tit!kiggst, • :'-' .. 4 . • - t proristoit fo r Me 'enriintenunce 61 . 'pyblic.c4d7t.7 pviie. hi her. - lin pacilatled In his letter to state, - wijle appeared,,,tha.tdbeiDefendantiinki.eotawissai43 : • ~...' It may . be alkedfor th.e. maittieitildWbt Ilablic that front' an Varly..o, ie. hitt:been his invariable , hated. e hh ieleatien „to Ais.mother, lefts empeeepati- 4 .. . . • • i credit, where ? ' Sorely it . mist 1114iiiii,!is*,. io intentiou to ntarry seinen* lile dhould And it c,orf. iiivielt happy. in the. otespeitt t 4 lin. !pre/meet , ' I RiL A Wlf;' and bow can public cratiriseVii. veldeiit,;And se'spee as hi Rath( find a' wo rn '!" ...isipti. 'the period from* the:saCith Of , Jkidgestitto . i - . ' - • • -••- ed in Ireland, by the es pendittinvelflik ik ' jot .his'afind; laid. he bid it.costli* p .. he' aid;* ps she 294 Of ,Septentber was filimfrakh lettbet 'balm ! England ? - . :, (14 o ' l4 '. : 44 ' 4 Y ' *eel irkalailikirdathef' t the better pre- lar to :hat containing his tint promise itif:ataniam • ... .. ... .. , .: . atre a lia health. . g .case, he baring therefore during that inter's' the 'Plaintiff. airast..i [ In a Bookseller's eitalogurappieli'o43 44. lefi !Ovary .tiiialar life; he did iappose that he was dcrad the Dacitudatit. as a gentleman of propetty,. . la g article... 64 Memoirs of Ciaii4 t ra I ; with a in 604 lbgailL Led in a itsive to marry ; but, - with whom ibe : was on the pitied of marriageivehe Head capitally execated l" - ' f'• • p l ihry fot 00' why Ys' d-alastil se avoids w.aald ons day be hat husband. autism ) oa - ths' ... , .--,. .., . .:1.1 . „1. : i."l if.m.ii,„ ....• 2 . .' • 1, :. . r • . i .... - .. . . • .4 . ' l ' •- • ' , . ..• . . . . . .• 7* 1 . . : • - ...- . . .' .. :., ..... ' .• e:: '. ..w .7 .., • 4 • . ... • ••• . ' . . yam 4 .4 4. .1 " . ‘e r. • . . : . . : --e - • •I :. . . : ' . • . • ~_ _- - gx ii. " ^--- td 'r ;(liiiiiii; --- I'r to intl .-- y iV.,it ~...,. pee _to . 1 .. . )U. pet itio deg' 'He ttlsoloisf‘ho Infect . it gi. , ,; rtood.,to get - all his arilielool4,bofor fi v *Qs IRcksso he.. Juttliiita' to rtivi s fOsio I,W of ffitirpp.tris toitttifiliYOf hq 1140frItip. Thifeiellet' s fAq,o( .ths';lltioihiow oil v.!ti iloolliiipilkie ir piCitsAff 3'lmr - Plaiiitiff wee :, et.630ex.34 Ikea's or We. wie g iossey4.oOt. e wes.ni• ete ike, tirotn4; 4 *.lide hitt g i p tkteftheiv *len Obi coitoraiditc ott it . 1 ,10440PIrie, th t q t rplas.S.pitliie sa . i u u .ksalbiSilii ' Pit luibllti• e l ipciiiipil4 , l' h A I4 la Iv " : soooliii leiter. treiloiht44: sell to the Plaintif t: dated befw‘ii* SOth it: oisr atietlie'4,4l or siptotittilikr IWO% were. i prOdtellif led r l ,10911 ..46tititiOatf iiilloy Ivelibris O bit bi ea tlitilapti le taw!' AO irtoititir Yertet st f isteil l that he .114 agiei me oicittettseelt ii. ‘ ''. "•• -•--• -.• " • -• 5 ' :- ~ - • . •t •'• • • • • *. .4. ~,, •:: • ilif i . -- :e 11, '• ••'‘' * — 7--- , • is-Gos i t ~ , ~..1,..t 0 5....40e4 ..:1•4: . frond tlo imordifigly .si . 4 % , ri , !!4 . j 9 4741 , •, , ingeiry had convinced biin • 9 , OrP4tOOIISIVOIP iIARRIACIIt." ' I .th,.. 4 _:_hy 4"ls not in' a * state la Dunlop akikksinSTiiN. , .. i 'N: : ' IRY luggiscis thin date of he ~,,,.....,..__,________.j . .,.. result or any irregularities faction L t..: 7 .. ....7,71 . r_ ~ .g , 2_7_7_5,!,_u_.! . ..., guilty; but was the cousequ • • -I