The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-07 00:00:00

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WWWIR J. W.

F. B. Basso, rathert, ageatiis---h-l-ydressed, drafted as a
mourn& travellsrolar • conviction by G. P.
Elliott, Es Med the City masitrates,who had osmaitted
him far sin weeks' bard labour amiss the Vagrant Act. Ap
palest bad bass gansstlal what by redos ads* Board
of Guardisas Evaidagesa, mid h C
ad best taken late our
tody by Mr. Warm, aseiraat sal evils °Meer, before Mr.
Elliott, for dasannt his wife, who had in aussequace be-
cams chargeable Da Iles parish, whoa he received the above
massless, but gun Min of appeal, sad was admitted to
bail.
Mr. &Alma appossalea behalf of the parish astkosities,
lad Mr. Oases ihrmislinat
The sass 'WOW the mast mull sad heartier saisees.
du' oa the pan af the appellant, who, however, presented
himself dories the bearing in the most bums-faced way. I
Pros the evidence of appellant's wife, a respect-
able, meek-looking young worth, it appeared she
had been in partanship with her sister, and they
had bees varying oa s good trade as iiilliners and
dressmakers before she bosun acquainted with the novellas*,
to whom she was married is October, 1852. Re bad at
that time 4401. of her own, part of which appe haat persuaded
her as give him, sad from which he purebred some Wags
for his is be monied in, sad had obtained from her the
whirls a bee .navy during the honeymoon. She had fur.
abbot the beam for her share of the business, sad her
harem' got linos dlastra at 1801. a year, but lost it, and
rosseled to a mot dibripard life, soarthass not retuning
hem till tweet Ores laths morning, sad she dissonred he
had bra livig wish nasther woman Bused Elisabeth
Wily for Iva years; be tad her he would never live with
the wife) again, sad that although she was his wife in
the eye of the law, Elisabeth Way was his wits in the eye
of God. She had kept him !sera months what he was out
eta signalise. sal bed lorootred 71. of Mrs. Barker, with
wham she !edged, sal who was vary kind to her, to
pap a bin M her husband ; he bad takes away a
groat dad of the furniture; on twe oserion be struk
her sad Sid M she might go and live with anther man,
whisk ossiesd has se stash that she struck hint. She had
had as lbseidethee arm the had been married, sad had
boss obliged Neel ems of the furniture for subsistence.
She new owed Mrs. Barker three-quarters of a year's rest,
sad wee unable to pay ; but Mrs. Barker was very kind,
sad Asa helped bet. Iler kudos* lied own left bee for
eight meths. Whoa she asked lila In suss wasp, as
sir had arida" to eat, he mid he woad sow give her
see pray natal the lawtecresdelled bias, owl la maw
crshe applied to the who reilered her. She
berrowed now of re. Barker, bet lasdlady, to
boy feed.
Mrs. Barker Sepia& that she had is.. ham Mrs.
Bowes withers& wriseway sod lad Ilse her mossy to
ly .
Mae. Iletres's Isssissi Isola his veop badly
taff"

1/r7Bebineen reed a paper published by appellant, of
the neet flialy dissedglisei, reepoesing hie wife, and wan-
ing the 'wisps** sse lines Ms, the rees( which
%reed On mite dein se
feelings el *salvation aof
nseageS
his. Wedeln dogma le Mrs. Bowen applying to him for
relief, whisk he pwe her ; witness took appellant before Mr.
Elliott. and pesos/ Mg a severe pealelnent.
Mr. Corner enneeeded it wee sot nab • " running away"
no
Weeded by the Asa of Pariiemest
The elselesens said the Aet of Parliersent said mashie;
dime "pee" sr "ogees • ' the evidence wee clear that
swami hod left Ks NA% and that she had, is donee-
=libenne elmegeable to the perish ; it appeared to him
me quite evidenee enough to bring it under the
berth elution.

Node*. alarmed, sad the hllow wet ordered fate
evetedy, Wild' wee immediately doom