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BREACH OF PROMISE.

A BIRD FANCIER CAUGHT.

(Sittings at Nisi Prins, at Westminster, before Lord
Chief Baron Pollock and a Common Jury.)
CUSANI V. DALE.

This was an action for breach of promise of marriage'
The defendant pleaded, first, that he did not proatie.
to marry the plaintiff ; secondly, that the plaintiff efei
not willing and ready to marry ; and thirdly, that he
did not commit the breach, as alleged ; fourthly, that
reasonable time had not elapsed for the defendant to
marry the plaintiff, and further, that the plaintiff bed
exonerated him from his promise.
Mr. Serjeant Shee and Mr. P. O'Brien were, Nuclei
for the plaintiff; Mr. Digby Seymour was counsel fat
the defendant.

The plaintiff is the daughter of a dealer in foreign
birds residing at Birmingham, and the defendant i 6
grocer of some means carrying on business at Doncaster'
The plaintiff, with her sisters, was in the habit of going
from town to town in the midland counties with a 106
of birds for sale by private contract and public auction'
In November last the plaintiff was at Doncaster, will
a stock of birds for sale, at Long's Auction
,Rosans,
whilst there the defendant saw her, and became so 00"
enamoured of her that he addressed to her a letter elfer..
ing her marriage in the following terms :
" Dear Madam,—l hope you will excuse my ankin!
you this bold question, the reason is, that whilst I NP;
admiring this afternoon you and your birds, I was stile'
with you so much that I made it my business to offer
you my hand and heart, provided you . are not alre3dl
engaged. lam a young tradesman, 22 years of 11
of good fortune, and just about beginning business,
if the offer should meet your approbation, I shaltb6t
glad to have a note from you as early as possible. ntnic.,
think that I am jesting; but I assure you from In)
heart lam not. I hope you will not show this to 0131
one. Address me a line.—W. D., Ram Inn." Ti/:
letter arranged how the answer should be returse'
On the receipt of the letter the plaintiff consulted 741
Bradford, her friend, and receiving from her a 0,
account of the defendant's conduct, she wrote bial ,
:
favourable answer, and expressed her wish to make iv
acquaintance. The introduction took place between
thcm, wnd in w Poor a.y. ..!tor
her,—" My dearest Jane,—You have this afterno°r;
delighted my heart so much, that I have to thank l°ll
for accepting my offer. Don't think, my dear Jane, f°: '
one moment that I intend deceiving you. I love
with all my heart. You say you have no fortune. G.°,
is not what I want. I only want your dear little heart'',
A great many letters passed between them in the nani
strain, expressing his love for her, and his loueliae',
when she had left Doncaster and returned 111
and asking her to write to him whenever she CO
spare time, as he was "delighted to hear from his dc
little pet. I hope in a short time to have a nice bob,
for my dear little wife ;" and that " in a short tine
hoped they would be married, and as happy as the igst
can make us. You are my first and • last thoughts'
went to church this afternoon to pass the time'avrah3
I am not so happy as I was when I had yon to
with." The same letter concluded, "My deaf girl
lovely pet." Up to February last, he expreised in
letter, "Everlasting lave for my dear little pet, Alio
You are the girl of my heart," and in one he 0
" You say I am to let you know when we are to
married—my dear girl, I will give you pleativ
time." The defendant visited 'the plainitiff at
parents' house, was accepted as her suitor, the W(1'1,
day wasfixed, and the plaintiff made the necessary
parations for the marriage. He informed her pare/10
that he had plenty of money, and did not care 81)Q/,.
her not having any. On the 28th of March, 'IL,
ever, the defendant wrote to the plaintiff a le'rd
breaking off the match, in which he stated, "1 ants°o
for the way I have neglected you. I have not, •
slightest thing for slighting you. ' The reason 190
young lady I paid my attentions to before I saw Y°1•10,.
appeared, or is likely to do so. A great' and
graceful misfortune on my part, and for-that renalif
shall be obliged to conceal our engagement. I ant re,i
sorry for doing so. I hope we may still be ail icht
friends as ever we have been. I do not blame you inio
least. • I shall be glad to hear from yolk, And 1 ot
write to you. lam quite sure you will feel itto
I am sorry for you, and hope you will forgife
and I really would not have done it, if I had pot
been compelled. I hope, dear Jane, you
continue to bother yourself, and be pleased W Tbi
by return, and I will answer your letter." of
young lady, who was nineteen years of age,' Was A.OO
much surprised to receive such an abrupt- letter 00
him after the strain in which he had written to
presenting her with his portrait, and fixing the a/
io
their marriage. She had since suffered considerably
her health, and she had no alternative "but W

reparation in a court of justice. 1/• ti°
Mr. Digby Seymour addressed the jury in wee
of damages.

The Lord Chief Baron having summed up, 0./
,• • . ~,._ •
damages £4O.

On Friday, Charles Guelder, rate collector, region
and assistant overseer, living in Upper Bradfield' 3)
brought up at the Sheffield Town Hall, charged Irio
embezzling £271, the property of the overseers•
prisoner was committed for trial at the York assizes'o
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES.—An interesting, thougAll
very important Parliamentary paper has been issa°4l
shows in detail the expenditure of the grant for v-oit
Service contingencies for the past year. The totaled
of special missions abroad amounted to X46,61'001
which the most important item, £15,351, was egad
of the commission appointed to survey the boISO
line between her Majesty's possessions in North of
and those of the United States. The special laissei-000
Sir William Gore Ousely to Central America cost
that of Lord Elgin to China £6,085. The °n 00p,
diplomatic officers on their appointment cost i°4le
the conveyance and entertainment of distinguisher.oo
sous cost £11,891. Mr. Bruce's expenses in 'not.
£3,000, being the most considerable item in this seed
Including cost of presents and expenses incurred fe_Litil
and other professional services, the total snail span
Civil Contingeneies amounted to £125,836.
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THE CHARGES OF FORGERY AGAINST A BIR14"" °air
MERCHANT.--On Friday, before the Birmingbatarfillo
trates, John Plimley Edwards, who absconded iry'eolli
creditors a few weeks back, but was subsegfurge)
arrested in Stockholm, was charged with having ;00'
and uttered three bills of exchange—one for bleb
and the others for V4OO each. The first bill, iorti•
had been paid by the prisoner to a North 5t140161
shire ironmastcr, Mr. Bull, purported to be boOP
and endorsed by one "J. Rowe," of Birluingther'
and had been accepted by the prisoner's °id,
Henry Edwards. When the information was t for
under which the prosecutor obtained a viar/lijoreo,,l
Edward's apprehension, two of his clerks svg're 111'
positively that the signature "J. Rowe" 045,-304
handwriting. Now, however, they declined conic tbo
themselves to this opinion, though ready to adtniaili°
the signature bore some resemblance to glif:oir
writing. The only "J. Rowe" known to be 411:10 tiO
miugham was called to prove that he bad not do' or°
bill, and evidence was given by the police. that 05
was no other person of the name in the tow% ii°t
defence was that the proof of forgery vi,aoril4
sufficient, but the magistrates committed -r.';'0,03
for trial at the next assizes. The same result foil por.
in the case of the two bills for £5OO each. TheYoroa,
ported to be acceptances of Fox and Co., o°ll be I
merchants, London, with whom the prisoner 1150
by
large dealings ; and they had actually been seepte.i.
him to Fox and Co., but were returned littacceri'
The prisoner, however, having committed the fotoe
handed them over to his father as accornawa
paper, and the father induced Messrs. Lloyd
itbr
Company, bankers, to discount them, Mr. John Stoi
the prisoner's solicitor, submitted that this nj
ing of the bills to the father, who was not 0117er
to have conspired with the son, did away with the ee' to
saA
elementry i n a
mereu
convictiontte uttering of a
ifo r forgery
forged d
, `‘
document
et
t:o
defraud." t:
not sufficient. The bench, however, thought the I),,`"4:ei
one which might fairly be left to the judge who Pl:b
Edwards at the assizes. It is now ascertained 'el
Edwards, though he is a young man who eorrialel/01,
business only four years ago, with scarcely any °Poo
owes his creditors nearly £74,000. There ar%
additional liabilities on bills to the amount of liw°
£14,000.

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