The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-02 00:00:00

111LEALCH OF FROMM.

At Taunton unless, before Baron Bramwell, Wilkes
P. Godfrey we.. twee& of miming aim
The plaintiff was 25 years ot age. the &Wham' oh
fanner who onitivatimi his ors farm of abet 30 aorta
at bliddiesoy, neer Bridewster, and the defendaat, wbe
VU 28 Ilatte oh age, melded about half a mile from the
plaintiff, arid era. possessed of 0..11113 lerable lend, while
he farmed himself l'hu p.rtios had known sera other
from itsfauey, but room six or seers years ago they mell
at a rook-shooting party, when thedefenJant proposed
to ths phinaff. um( ese weepiest About six months
afterwards, however, the pla at felt insulted at some
eonduet of the defoudant, and she broke off the mesh.
After the leper of a year the defendmit renewed his
attentions to the pitintit agai proposed, sad Wei
vain 'emptied. The derfen Lent had headed the
plelotiff bi with that she might lutes her portrait
taken aud fitted in the out ; and bad also ewes bee s
prayer-book on her birthday. The welidisg does WM
ehmeo by the aufelatant, and mule ; and Wags Om
west on natal the autumn of 1870, whets the &laden.
so need it e pl.iuii Subsequestly, Media( herself
pregnant, she, pressei the defendant ti fatAl his ongadm
meet and to marry her, but to declined to do wa,
Boeing Ins felt he had co occasion for a wife. The
plaintiff was about ts ho seat into Wales by her paresis
for the purpoae of being candoed, when she wrote the
defeudant the following ktter
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My dear, dearest Tom, -I sannot longer rest. feallog
it is only a few days lam to remain at he... If yes
yid not some down end meet rue at the end of 0111811.
grove either to-morrow night or 'Tuesday eight, loed
nor will not 1.11•0 without seeiog you, and tf you doilies
coming to me me I shell some Over t yell. for "rill
see you before keying. I age aletest heolteu.hearted,
and I need not mention the ream" feeling you know
too well Lim CAlliu of it. Oh hoc envoi. lam to
be in your arms, whore I I Ave spent Co emof h•ril
boars but feel after the couvereatlon ot our last NOW
met, that you do not mean to prove trim. ThMO em
a ittne when I little thought I should writs re• 1"1;
Oil who has mused you ell at ono) to elighl " •
Oh I dearost, I care for nothing in tide welt Wide
you ; Indeed, life hos bosoms a harder
&lomat b. wildered. You slono, dearest, so mot lef
Pain, I am sinking with the thought of NAN 10.4
away from honie. Onse more I remind you that grit
do not see me tomorrow night or Tuesday
mime right over to you. Bee me to-turemo• mag••
poesiblo.—With love, my dearest Tom, Wine me te
remain, yenta affectionately, llUxa WILLOOI.
The defendant wet her in complianas with the lOW
ifolog request, and distinctly refueled to marry bet. The
Plaintiff went to Cardiff. where she woo delivered of •
ehild, which was still living,
Ihe plamt•ff, a landsomely-dressed young wc.". of
1 considerable personal sanctions, and several WitIMINSI•
who said they always looked upon the parties es loaves,
and enraged to be married, were examined is tipped
of the plaintiff's ems.
Mr. Earl, for the defame, though bet denfilig th•
Pakruit/ 01 the ehltiheosesseled
esa We so peepaeise
rriar ba4 bees
Imatioo7 dalemealad for ball aa boar. aO___lima
a Mr Ss liablig—daiwilla Ewa