The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

RYDER V. RYDER.

An application With made to his lordebip het week for
an interim order for the custody of the children in this
case, and it was agreed by the learned counsel on boa;
sides that no discussion shOuld take place on this
affidavits.

His Lordship now said that he should make no, order
with regard to the eldest and the second and third
children, as they were above the age at which She'
court could interfere. The three younger sous would
remain at the school, or schools, where they now were'
until further orders, and pass their vacations at the
house of their uncle, the Earl of Harrowby. The
three little girls would also remain at the house of the
earl, or at that of the other uncle who was named kst
week. When they were in that house the mother
would have access once a fortnight, in the presence of a
person to be appointed by the custos for the time being..
and the father would have access is the same manner.

Mr. Serjeant Pigott, Dr. Twiss, Q.C., and Mr. Dfac"
queen appeared for the respective parties.
SHEDDEN AND SHEDDEN V. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

AND PATRICK AND PATRICK.

Mr. Macaulay, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Beasley),
moved that the commission which had been returned
from Scotland with the examination and cross-examilia"
tion of Mr. Patrick, one of the respondents, might be
re-opened on another commission issued for his further
examination and cross-examination. The ground of
the application was, that Miss Sbedden was absent is
America at the time of the last examination, that she
had now returned, and that she had in her possessi°ll
various documents having an important bearing upon
the case, with respect to which it was desirable to
cross-examine Mr. Patrick.
Dr. Deane, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Bovill, Q•C•1)
opposed the motion, on the ground that its only object
was delay, and that the documents which had bees
brought back from America had all been in print for
years, and might have been used at the last ezaininiv.
tion.

Mr. Bourke appeared for the Attorney-General.
His Lordship said he thought it was just that a fusther
examination should take place, and ordered another coo"
mission to be issued.

The Duke of Bedford is seriously ill.
The insurance effected at Lloyd's on the Great Eastern,.
for the voyage to America, out and home, is 6 per cent'
or about four times the usual terms.
Lord John Manners is about to erect a paltitiol
residence at Dunkeld (Scotland), to be named St.
Mary's Tower.
Lord Heytesbury is now, we are sorry to loll!'
seriously indisposed at his seat, in Wiltshire, and, it 16
feared, must sink under his illness.
A monster agate, weighing upwards of forty pouralh.
has been picked up on the shore near Whiternsea, and'

is being exhibited in Hull.
The Conservative Land Society has acquired its forty;
first estate, by purchase, in the county of Hertford. The
land is situated in the town of Hertford, and adjoining.;
the railway station.
night
Two negroes fought a duel with muskets, at
near Columbia (S.C.), and one was shot through the
head. The owner of the chattel who was killed has'
sued for damages the owner of the chattel who WA
imprudent enough to seek satisfaction for an injury in:
" the manner recognised among gentlemen."
THE ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE.—On Wednesday
was held the annual general meeting of the Remit
Dramatic College. The object
overnors
than twenty nor more than twenty-
was to
lielfeeet not less-
uone-half must be
at
atisadthe dramatic art
or annual subscribers to form leastthe twenty-four
rure council,g of
whom, according to the rules,
persons who have actually
andTh Ireland, or either
The meeting was of a
oufpotnhetmhe,
fsotargaet
The first stone of the new-
very interesting character.
ilneasGtreteant Byeriaptrearin.
•
nce Albert.
•R•H . Prince institution will be laid to-day by H.R.H.
DREADFUL CRIME IN AMERICA. A letter from
Boston (U.S.) says A terrible crime has just come
to light here, being the seduction and murder of two
sisters. A Mr. Tirrell, who is a Boston merchant, but
who resides at Weymouth, a few miles from town'
lately took into his family a young man named George
C. Hersey. At the commencement of 1860, At6f/
Tirrell, one of Mr. Tirreil's daughters, a beautiful girl
of 18, died very suddenly. Her death was attributed to
a fit, and excited no suspicion. On the 3rd of May, her;
sister, Frances Tirrell, aged 24, and who was engaged
to be married to Mr. Hersey, died with the same sud-
denness. Even this did not create suspicion; but the
family thought it proper to ascertain whether she hed
,
any organic disease ; and the family physician perform;
an autopsy. He discovered that she was four month
advanced advanced in pregnancy, and the State assayer, In_t
examined the contents of her stomach, found outfield!.
strychnine there to cause death. Hersey has been corn
mitted to prison, and is not only supposed to .
a
poisoned both sisters, but to have killed his wife, who
died two years ago.

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