The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25 00:00:00

.4 MUSH BRZACH Or PROMISE 04.41.

Ii lb. Hone of Lyrde on Irani • conversation took
piss upon some elieged uregutaritme of tie Bntisb
rem mutative to llorurtt, The Doke of Argyll Galled
Io lb* Court of Queen's Bench on Saturday 'Or attention of the H 0,.. to the -Loiters' mann la
Syke, as at •otne lereith adverse'. criticised lb., remise
seam of G 1 .o.lMafi v. Lyons was concluded. It wee manual one of the ftol Comma. n. which Lord Rotolo
on hilhhel to mum demieffmt lot mien oi • Prouder, ens RD irk, the chairman I the Ii moutuniou. daaud. I.
• misname, and the denudes', amqa.g other nuns, &now peers apske on she -.Ablest, end to. .I.ole
pleaded "istfanoy."—Mr. Winch, ia openihg the awed oak en aim:Mon from Earl Grenville that us
.old both p.n.., to tow action war. of Jimi.n • tato or Use rrof tad deumnd4 toe ctenuou o' .be
faith. Tbe plaintiff was Ow daughter of an outfitter Government, whim would be stem all in .o 4 tone.
at him thyr Tyj,ll, and the deiewlant warns furniture ~...11"2,_°1,111:L0°.....",°1 w" d'"°°°"•4 c°424•l° "4".
oener at Trade's. Juis, 182 J, tke amitheihtmosi —"""•"" """"
commcomst Tim plaintiff was visiting Ms.. Lane at
Ebbw Vale, sad woe Uwe introdund to tri• W _oad.
aut. Art, r that aila re proceeded very speedily, sad
usi the 12th June, 1882, the defeadant'e father wrote
re tbe plaintiff's father in then Wr,us :—Sir, —I hare ' a'ar coos
'° act of a aar,
this morning received • latter from my son, 01 exciting nature. Kr. Medan Main returnee to lb.
Trodegar, asking my opinion about your daughter. .hera. upon a maitet of ens abirspin returns oumpiled
Ao doubt you are airs aware that they met list week by the B surd of Trede, whim he &laded were Inaccurate;
and fell In lows with each other. My sou writes to hot Mr Comberlain afforded oim but want satisfaction.
me to this effect. Of coons It is your duty to ask Mr. /I Cisrke *tandoori hie lot alias to sad attaatioa
your daughter the same effect" (then followed widne ter,:r._„6,l•e•ree'Ve
,vaiews,n_ntilared Lne
Hebrew words). Th. writn ountiuued—e I myself
ilTol. 17 00 lb. subjoot. Er. Lebouober. 11.
ved
have not the least objirotion, knowing you sod your iii
tin "remedial ni tom" with ',ems.' o the power *held
kite dear wife Mom the first day I Ocilla err to tal• 7 too H... of La. .1.,g0,44.., and
• wintry. It is my desire t 0... my any sou maned sootioa woe seouaded 17 S W,lfr.d aemoo. Mr.
iespectebly " (more Hebrew). '• My dos bass good Unstatome, at mese length, 's *Awl OA cuembee of Um
tonnes at Tredegar. med not say ut'uoti anti: Peas, and is doing so •lule I to the aneement On the
him. Hp is 'well looms " (mon Hebrew). Franklin and R. rbl.ll, woo Bill., which am in process
Mr. Justice Hawkins : Wbat du you say is the of realisation. The motion eas presred to a doneion,
hut ass nes dived by 11, vows to IL Coordination
'ff.°l "I 101. kiitAws ii4l"inig Ins U•bisw ? (Liiki". • netted ressesing the of spissming • Royal
Lsr4 eunatnaak.a t, inquire into Use state of Ines isdustrim.
Mr. Winch : That the woo bad requested his father and nor* also tolloere I ecute deal:err tall open a
to arrange the Memo ou which the =order. could be verietv of topes. both haw, aad 1-.ral<o. Ti.. Income-
carried out. On the 22.1 June the pleasure iou lai Mill lOW rrad • scorn urn, and the House was
defodant'e fattier* and Mark I.yous, the defendant's couutsd 001 .1 grata) minutes pelt eleven i.'el 'CI.
eall-brother, met at Swauseas and it wee arraoge I flernanar.
1. bbs Hauswa.../bC
onmoiattoe.
aftit iwria..yr.lipucliel.disowurthrount
dm; the marriage should take plus, and that ths
,e(11.• dowry shoal be £4OO. and UN betrothal I°°' eateradosent It wee •tated by the Chancellor of toe
ed.a. A slay or two afterwards the defraidant ger EXolteg oar that to. bugle.* of the limos to-dor would
the plaintiff aa *owed ring, sod everyniiie war ne of a purely loancual character. The proosedisgs wars
arranged. He would ~for to no or two lettere that altogether devoid of interest. After situag about an
sywr a....gains I loOt and a quarter the hone adionned at t minutes
•xaggerated language' such in sounded very silly to four.
when rea 1 in oourt, but which when the letters Were
received ern thoo;ht very beautiful. (Lsogbter.,
I th, the 27th Jan, 1892. the del:widest Mute 1—
" Dsrliog Rodin, I arrived home quite sale. lon
lordly say bow delightful I spent the time in your
tsar ~1110.11 V all day Saturday and yesterday. I
wieh it ern Thursday, but I must content myself "
and b• onctuded, " With love to .11, and nouga last,
I nut lest, accept thrt a.m. yourself." On the sam.
day Us also wrote to the plaintire brother :
- Dem ilyinah,—Thanks for your oongratulationsan.l
- good omhee. My neatening to dear Bather make,
me very happy, &ad uotisog will be wanting on my
part to make her happy and oomfortabis' Oa In,
aOth Jam thwre was another letter to tbe plaintiff
Dear Fstber,—Oante safe horns. I say 'born'
They say, 'what is • home without a mother :" "
(Laughter.)
U. Junin Hawkins: Without • mother 1 Wnat
does he nano by
_that (Laughter.)
Y Mr. Wien: our Itirdehip will see the turn of it.
The writer went on :—" Tell in. what I. home within:
a wife? (Laughter.) Ab, never mind; I picture our
ova home that is to be, sod it manias ma for my
peasent inconvenience, although my landlady, dear
old thing, don her beet." (Laughter.)
Mr. Justin Hawkins: " Dear old thing" tj lea
pareethads, se if at ware unimportant. (Laughter.)
Ms. Winn He fartber said, "1 reoeived no letter
Ibid morniug I dare say I shall have • latter to
marrow; if I do not I *ball go distracted
ingh)—aud he concluded, "I will ever remain your
load lover, Abruhain, in onothsr letter be said. "
am, me the butchers say. In prime oodedltios—(laugh
ter) —hoping that you hays no muse t-)oomplalL
(Laughter.) Thbi oorreapondetios weat on down t
October, 1842, and there wee on letter which showed
that everything was singed for lb. wedding. It
was to come off on ths 25th October • the lady hal
bought her trousseau, sad • house h been hired for
the young. people to UTO in. On the 15th September
the pinauff met the defendant at the railway station
i,nd thought there was toms Mange in him,
_and oa
ilia 1801 i nine wrote to bar lather, "My dear
iloodynao„—Yon are probably Warn that IWag
not quite satedied with the meant between your
daughter sad my son from the beginning. I think
that they are unsuited, Ind for the happiness of
all panne conersed the enragement most bs
broken off. I Imre masalted with my son nye the
.object, sod be is quit* satisfied that it should be so."
lie reply um, lam in reoeipt of your letter, whin
.se caused me man pain. As the appoimted time
only five weeks off, you are *ware a the prepan-
tins already made. I was not *wars of your object-
lion toll after receiving rota letter. I trust you will
not take son a rain Map, but all be settled satisfac-
torily." On the following day the young lady her-
'ma wrote:—" Darling Abraham—l would not put pea
to paper &hoe the sorrow gives me, brit I believe that
inn cruel person Ins been the scent of this. I am
now lour mouths mgeegod to you, and now within five
weeks of MU appointad wedding, you waist to break
off Wis coatract. I would ten thousand times have
preferred death than that I should be the publis talk.
I rentalo, your troubled, Rather." The learned onus
sal, In oosclosion, and the& be believed that the
woe' of all this was that the defesdast bad benne
'mar to another yang lady who was onside:ran,
, than ths plaintiff. This. adi to the de(ine, the
deleadant said be woe as infant bl bs was •
remarkably developed infant- ILasehter.)
Mr. Jostios Hawkins: He says himself bet. "I.
prima csoadition." Renewed laughter.)
Mr. Wind.: Hs wake wooderful infant, and be had
been condoning for two pion • large business
lin Wales. Such waa his pressoity. (Laughter.)
Hs (Mr. Winch) advised no jurymen if any one of
Limn had a son of 17 or 18, with whose enuiltioa
titling not quite satisfied, to send him down to
W and jun see whit{ it would do foe hiss
(Lame ter.)
Mies Bother Rebecca Goodman, the plaintiff,
we. thee cill.d in support of the stateinest of her
coune•L
Mr. Raphael Goodman, the plaintiffs brother, and
Mr. Lyons, sea., said in the defendiusee presser* that
the bugloss. at Tragedar was • lint-olass business, sad
that the defendant was making £lO or £l2 • week
profit.
This warn the nee for the plaintiff.
Mr. Abraham Lyons, tits defendant, wag called.
He sati time in March, 1882, he was proposed for •
Fres-masoa, sad, in answer to a question, be said he
was 21„ but be was not, though be was in hie 21s1
year. Hs wee not aware that he would be asked that
l tir:edistian until be was in the ball. The badness at
sr was hie father's, Mouth it was promised to
bins when be got married. There never wee any
profit from it, be believed.
Mr. Justin Hawkins Then your fatless Ina going
to est you up nicely. (Lase:dm.)
Witness He did not recnembee It being said
I. his pressen that the profile we iilo or sia a
week.

Onae-examined tliace be had broken ar with
the piebald be had &mime &mad to a you(
ledyr_i_ithe daughter of a swam& la the North of
'7th—re evidence having boss (free, aed the Wee
having seemed
The kir:, 116%11 considered the matter for art
how. said OW sit ersepelled to dad for the
&fondest. but at the same time they ex premed their
cympathy for the piebald, aad they traiged that the
vardlot would sot earry Use oast&

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