The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-27 00:00:00

V BRLOH 01 PROMO'S 07
ILLBRIAGE.

At abs 14•40144 UMW/ on &turd', an action for
Meech a provides came on, which was brought by Miss
Mashith Addams' t Mr. Oswego Stanley Orred •
lieutewet in the 7thWltili lore. The defendant plead.d
that the plalatiff had been unchaste, and that -he had
hews released from the promise to cowry. Tbe plaintiff
Is the daughter of • respectable tradeemao of Liverpool,
and la twenty-seven years of age ; nod the deferident.
who I. • son of the late Mr. Orned,of Seelhwnlk P•rh`
ill:Wm was. skt:aottebd
there
and in
cboeif
herreosidb:rezblesle
which be worked a livery of l:18.000 under his father's
will. The defendant is now married to• Mew of Lord
Portman. The acquaintance oommoureed by the delend•
ant's sessoling Mies Atkineoo in • street in Liverpool,
In 1868, wader its alleged Impression that she was
known te hint. After some seiversation, in which
admiration and rospeet fee the lady .OTO esprowed, an
isagegeemet for another meeting wee mono. and the
asquitutenesehlp went on, the ledy beitig under the
haled that hosiourable attentions were bled paid to her
aad ha the swot he defendant formally proposed
Meanings, and was accepted. Prewota were made, ands
wedgies-ring bought, and the marriege-day flied for •
WWI short time afterwards. The defstudsot desired
it to ha kept secret for the present, anil stated that he
wee taking steps to obtain • limo**. The I.,intiff left
bee situation as a dressmaker in intl., to be married.
Oa the day that the marriage was to take Owe the
defendant, instead of taking the plaintiff to church,
stepped at lodgings said, bad been taken, and ararod
that the Meese had not yet ken procured, and in the
wad induced plaintiff to remain with hire, and they
lived as seas and wife for three wicks. Al that titan
the defendant, prhathing that Le Lad to join his feta-
moot at Bradiord, left Liverpool for • time, but
returned, and frequeetly cohabited with the plaintiff at
the bowel of bar water, who 1111 A nailer the Lelia that
they were married. Sobeequently defendant went with
be reeimect to Aldershot, woompacied by plaintiff,
and there tber passed for ma• nod wife. It appeared
that they separated soon after, sad the defendant wrote
several letters to the plaintiff. grouched in affectionate
terms, but stating that all connection moat be broken
of between them, on the ground that his father bad
diesioveisd their intimacy, and had insisted on is.
essalog. lives alit god, on behaf of the plaintiff, that
delemdent bad need unfair means to obtain evidence
be support his plea or the nocbastity of the plaintiff,
whir denied that she had yielded to the defendant on
the Azei ommion of their sweeties, or that she had bees
previously aniseed.
law &Mid thatOs was in the habit of ritoeivisp
Odle hem gentlemen. A perms named Thompeoo
wessionsily
_felled at her how*, hot ohs Lad not bees •
'admen vita biro Inqeeotly. Would not wy if she
hod ever been intimate with Line TLe defeoalaat loft
her atom October, Ib7o, but she did not tske plowed.
logs before, bemuse be bad not come into hie property.
At the twooluinon of the plaintiff's owe the defendant
wee plated In the be; and denkd that he had ever
proposed marriage. li• met her io the street, and
west home with bar, and rialtdd her lir quently after.
wards, but no word se to marries had ewer pawed his

Maoism were alio called, end stated that they oon-
adored plaintiff*. hones one of bed character. The
ettendant's soltedor stated that under his father's will
de defendant received .£Bl4O with a ecntinitent love,
of £lO,OOO la the event of certain propel ty being sold.
?tether evidence was then celled on behalf of the
plaintiff to show that she was • well couduoted and res..
potable woman.
The jury, after being looked up more than an hour,
weredarearged witleategreolog to a verdict.
In the mune of the evidence the following letters
hoe the defendant were reed
"My own poor, poor Lissie—l love you very much—
so muoh that I see we must pert before it Is known by I
your trends that we have been living together, for I II
lISSOt could make you honourably mint, and I am too I
feed of yaw to throw you on the world when Ills known I
that we are not warned, whisk would be soon known.
That loarful sermon I heard lest Sunday brought me
to my senses, and I thought how cruel and elfish it
was ef see to live with you knowing it could net last
Ina Thornton I determined to break it off u soon
as paniblo. Yes will see, my poor Liege, I en right
ic SO doing, and whim you carefully think over this you
erill Mesa no some day. It,. and the Misses Thomas
Mink we are marred, so you need not be ashamed.
Take ay advise, and eall a sob, and is; you are owning
Is join ; than go and take lodgings elsewhere, and
lend the good holy life you have bees leading before,
mid ntay God bleu you. It reuse roe great poi. to
tribe thls, but it le my duty towards you to do an If
=r ens knew that I were living with you, they
newer spank to me again, and then we should be
bon named. flue* thought over it cordially, nar poor I
pot, aod am quite determined that this I. the wised. '
sad proper nurse to porn& Forgive me 11l have
made yes anhappy. I have done the same to myself.
I niter dunoat that we should get so feat of *soh
tabor, and wee quite fright/n.l when I sew how
had you were of me. Forgive me, Lissa,
and he a woman, and forget ma Do not tell
no whore yos are going to. as it I. better for us both
Ws to suet any more. Much as it *oats me to write
It Is soy duty to do so. Leave to-morrog and take
ether lodgings, and Lay you are muting to Jon me.
They will sot know. Bay lam kept hue cc duty.
Whore you are now I never wW come and see you. In
bra my poor pet, we had better never meet, ler both
oar sakea—Tour affectionate friend, STASI-SY.
God blies yea. Try and be happy. Forgive me If
I have done pot any harm.
Ia another letter hit said :
There Is a. good my poor pet, coming to sets me at
the Fort, will not let you in, and ao do not
degrado young se mach as to be refused admittanee
614 the Feet My own poor, poor Lizzie, do no: look
apes Wags 60 blackly; you may, and I trust will, yet
114:4= mesh zoom so this if we hul remeitted
for some time, sad I theft had thrown you
OVIE. I have dose my ditty • do yowl, and I promise
Is he year assetlours frleOci I everything. I told
Mr, —, when he outs this moron& I mould not
Mau the Fort, but to do all he could For you till you
joined me, whin I hoped you would be able to do to.
narrow. Now, Lade, write by twulght's put to the
Foot sal go to London on Saturday, and I Mould like
Is say ono nareaed-by Your sorra wiog, aft action se,
and simmer* Igu STAZIJIT.

Alll MULAIGLII UT.
At Liverpool assissa co Thanday, Mr. Justios Brett
sold—Wilk mord to the same that waa tried before me
lite other day of Atkinson and Orred, I wee vry
sarieue 'best it Wore the trial, and I restored to
that, itoondering the re.ations which had
bosom Mr. °mad and the yonog persoo who
111161,111•1 a /atiff—aut o4vi.trt Itt uas
41 gP11$101:011a
lielevies smother—he ougt t t ..133, payment
plaintiff. 1 etacliersto4 t o tan ~, and lon
aareised sow. that Mr. Orred was snerilling to do *h.%
.iitllb.b*d been into the box and d.nt.d upon hts
ode OW Ilmrs had been any promise of marri or
say sedustion node, a promise of maniacs. Tam
to msy that Mr. Orred baring had that oppor.
,to pc* Into the witoon-boz sod made
Usti deelal—be aisle %weeded to my 1141111, sad in
sessormoses a the relations eniott •sistoi between
{boo. this matter has been arranaed to the satisfaction
id both idea

-117. Bar;011, Q. 0., who aopearfal for the defendant
waid Ideologist was ouch indebted to his lordship for bla
ottootion to titittoott.r. . .

The—eau; ;lit& its—a
datnadast Ayr...a to pay the
*Weil le emeet, hut It la atated at Vii)o.

BNUOOLLNG AT rogrsitou rli DOCKYARD.

A sass cd sztssal we 'mauling wu before Me Potts-
swath miagistratet oil Tuesday. William Thom..
atristmas (steward on board the Euphrates, ooe of
the Indian troopships) Janes Richards (tatoher), sod
Thus Litharadge (dour), on board Me same ship,
mere sbaried with useraipping 11111 e. of manufaotared
Me Cast Ans duties not hewitig been paid.
and Litherdge pruseted themselves at tbe
Wealway-ipas, in Portsmouth Dookystd, with two
imam will, for which they presented • pus to the
paapagear of polio' on duty there. The pees alleged
WI she isms soutaiwai Indian "woe and currypsete.
agishiesa. the steward, folioed, sod owned the usu.
Saspletse„ humor, was aroused ; and the oases were
Need es ensainatsou to captain tobsooo. Christmas
sewithad (has am other men did nut kilos what was in
tie MOM, Ihbd that they were merely remowing the. is
seeerviseee with Instrastioes. The haulier and the
ways were illsaharged. but tee steward we. fined £lOO.

lIRILAR.B or TkIR RITUALISTS.

Bosse ef the Mullet Isidore bays been rebuking
their followers for strange and ansutborieed saticedur-
lag the eerviss A oorrepondeat of. High Church clor,
lomporsry *Hades to • a profound reverence, sometimes
rpm • gesallaziss, mode at the name of the Virgin
Mary wbesever It cream The pewit's, to oonflued to
teeeales, who ere geoerally overdressed, dippsot, and
beetwowtly irrevereet,eseept at suoh Outs of the earke
es afford the most. of mules • demoostratioe." The
BUM journal elemerves in &leader, that toy one who goes
We
• Ilitualiede oheroh Wore the wattles begins, but
after the eldiallibtiOn has assembled would have little
difiesity la pieltleg out beforehand, the person. who will
leeks themselves inset oonspicuoue by their gestures
ilartog the peeper of pubile worship. "lb. men will
be iseetly ander thirty, with weak jaws, retreating
shim, &maid lips, sod low forehead.; good, simple,
slaptd eresliarse, sod the women will prove to be either
of tb. isiblai or of the sour type, discernible et onos
sr garb- awl demeanour." The seal of the eonverts so
dweeribed oust be oonsiderable lilt stew& this very
Mena adtalaistratios of cold water.

L7OO mamas, inestiy children, are lost Is
Lasko every you.
The =preload at the Foresters' fete at the
ma Tuesday, nombrrmi 85,000.
43riBlright has left Path for itookdalit, alter a brief
it(obthe Highload&
tee has eentraoted for a drainage system which
b to mot 010,000.
Wllilsos Tell'. °lmpel at Urt lain snob • rainous
%het steps are being taken to rebuild it.
!rep are ass • announced on the bills of las of the
resharanta of New York, and several large
iiss bare boos setiddletted, where they are Gatti-
At the eoldwrooso of the No. Jerusalem ebureb a
Ci=ol3 ler esdowing the Paiute Gardens Chunk
vs. reestved from Yr. John Fissie, of
libmahire.
The Woo* Oalifernian murder is thus retarded in •
inn Frasabso piper : —"Two Mamma oolltded with
*MVOS OS 1•9110.- laosk • fear di). ago One of them
isse quit ELaiag. 1131 Maeda 'sunk • shaft,' and put
lift In IL
Yr. Jamb BlDAags 'eye this more of billings sod
impubse ; ......00adiag is las 2 hubs springs ov soft
loodor that "al oat from vadat • rook at the fat of a
anossiolo, sad rya down by the hill side by side elegies
Viwaidossioli
aold 01olbodoR iota War, eddyieg and
mod ssaikag, moo Lg andor book, sew fall
ad sea sod mow tall o skadder, till byeeaby they lino
sod tboo ibo go ',10w."
IT Does To us • oourrsamoi.—A 000tooporori
globe that ot No. Bovelso's, mat door to tbo Oity-
nod obsfol, Losilso. slurs lb. Waolayea Ossfersool
Imo ban AO* lito pima, hosted Inn quilt mew
mar the badly. sbodearod over by la., bran& of •
tbstorettereth Is tho Emmet maw
g. Igo. 6-164er haft* (wqk

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