The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

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se a Ail Maths' beta Milel *ma few weeks preekno.
Dr. Vsnetrathea easeinted.arl-witases nil Was MOM
has NM hmlees gnu*, the losesat bag U. 16e. Ho
to ewe Pr. Vataghest_whe gave him v
gen oo
esi in Wins -Dr. Vaughn beaded Ida
tbe rendre be NM, if any person asked bin when the
Aiwa ease frost be was * tell a lie, sadsay Robe*.
ay
(ist KettherWs
Mr Balleathie—Ugligaalgesistosek him as very,
-slat a doer Pena @buil bin to tell a Ile is
term. He did nee ernalas it to be his duty,
isnristrato win Dr. Tswana. The rev. goat*
wesde, "_Till
.6 lie." awl He set at all nand his 'limb
Re hal nerneyea she bow. reesipt, it bales his sweet In
bun seek lonneale at Nes his austensge ant*. Ma
elb.
Osage torliztetbe ernes et the *Moist din* of N.
Matthew. NM knew penes M *. the lan
William Rana, who Ilvel at enekwellgreve whisk wsil
without the Marin of Bt. Matthew. The 6: payable too
the gremlin genes, reeking winks the Olin was Sao
milk It ma dieshie, sr lb., to thoseesble, whin* He rentali
hired the arrileatiou to bury Mr. Rana bid trade by
Ripka, au undertaker, la coasegames sake he
west to Dr. Vaughn's, sad Ilaydasikasandl him TM
objeet of the audertaker's *endow was to meson* whether
Dr. Vaughan would take lassie fees for the basil eta hod? i
whops death took plasm out of the dietrin The donee o
reply to this was, that he Nell sot bhp less 'Ma doeblel
lees. Dr. Vaughan said to Haydn, that If anybody asked'
Na when the Newel ease from or what were the
hes, he was te tell a lie, aad my it sane hen
lielonntreet. The single fees were—grnad fee,
Gs.; the death fee to the minas,. lie. 641.; the
dude's fee, Is. tld. ; sad the eszteses tee, le. 4d.
altogether 17s. 6d. Haydn paid Ma. doubles=
. Tim rough book (sow pradissol) Is that in whisk
reli llasoban sawed his foe. no boa as burial of Mt.
William Raven 'stand ea the Is(h SeMeater, 11164. Then
we the following salty is Dr. Vaughan's handwriting •
" Willies Raven, Robert-street. SS pears of ap-11.
By Mr. Balleatine—Re dMuglit it was rather • noel
thing fir the pen= to ask the ealarleker to tell a He. Dr.
Vaughan had sever directed his to tell • lie about station
bulasse. The rev. platinum bad given his nosy to
pay a Caren out of his house. It was ea the 121 k of July,
sal the snout was 12J. It was very geserous sad
Wiesen sulisequently brought as erne naiad the I
reversal defendant for 21. 100., who* Dr. Vaughan
pressed bin for the 121., brought an Wks agonise
him for the amount, sad recovered it la the
Canty Court. Winne had sever beta amused
by Dr. Vaughan of stalls' the burial Ma Is the ease of
• person awned Rarriscno, be received pendstioa ben Dr.
Vaughn to keep back 65., la order to nava it to the
relatives of the donned. It was the such.. of the doctor
la cases of poverty to roars the nos, sad Ibis we an of

those eases:
Kr. Roger,, in order that his testimony might not be we-
legated in the other mem dinged in the vonstons, put in a
lespy of the roguery of banal of Kr. Raves which be had
einem' from the parin ose•Vj• sae • net of the
of bullet of Maine Mollie, who died at Guy's
ea the MK November. 1264, and is the ease of
Jose Webb, who died me of the diesiet. In all these mess
11r. Chalon showed, by the destemen produced, that,
although the dotter had nosivoildiemble fees, he had (rely
serninted for single fern to the desectswardens.
This MN the case for the paneentima, as ter as the ease Cl
Raven was concerned.
Mr. Ballantine contended that this was en infamous and
malignant charge, 'oncosts& by peones when defeadant
had offended. and encouraged by others in a higher }mina
in society. Dr. Vaughan repudiated the charge with indig-
nation and horror, although peprhape he hod fallen into mis-
takes ineonaistent with the charMter of a minister of the
Gospel. Dr. Vaughan wee a usamits=rty end possitime,
and he was charged with havieg email nem whin
would pnbably amount to 41. or a year to add he • Mega
fortune, of which he was posseesse. The leaned emensi
designated the whole preseedine u a bees and vile=
lacy, and contended that there was no poond
gr
Dr. Vaughan to trial on the tesiamay et sash ninnies se
Haydn and Malty. It was a surd be snyeesee that Dr.
Vaughan should have been so madly reskises, so ensign
of reproach, as to ask an undertaker's men to tell a lie In
ern, that he might rob the parish of a few shillings, In
Thing the whole world to come down to denounce him m e
liar, a swindler, a scoendnl, and a thief.
Kr. Joseph Mary-Churn Vonglisn, a sem of *ennead
defendant, and a member of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. scald
that about the middle of September, in 1864, while the
chalets was raging, Hayden and Malby earns together "ben
the (weal of a person Dan ed Raven. The doctor met them
at the deer, and said that there had been complaints about
the number of interments that had taken place in the I
ohniebyard, and he could not be troubled with the applies- I
den. Re referred them to the churchwardens. No nark
wee made about money. If the doctor had told Hayden to
tell a lie he must have hosed it. Such an observation he
wee certain wee made. He nmembend his father
making the entry of Raven's death in his book. It wee thus]
et Raven, of Robenstreet. The amount entered was Ils.l
tar pond fee. He put down what the sexton told him,
and there was no registrar's certificate predoced. There was
a great difficulty at that time in procuring registrars' tar-
diest's.
By Mr. Clarkson—There bad been two meeting' in the
was in referent* to his father. He went to the first, but
it was co
of inferior persons, and be did not attend
the second. Witness did not fetch people from London to
attend the meeting on behalf of Dr. Vaughan. He went
into the parish of St. Clement Dane, Strand, where his,
father was formerly curate, and he saw a person named
Pearce, who said be would attend the vintner and bring
men others withOT i him. He did not know what business
Pearce was in n what street be lived, bat it wee in the
first street past Temtle Bar. Palate and his Monis eine
down in cab', and aft r the meeting was over they anal be
their expenses. Witness said be would call upon dent he
the morning, and he did se. Penes said his expenses lad
been 136., and witness gave him 17s. Penn wanted men,
but witness would not give them more, as he said he
should not like Dr. Vaughan to know that he
bad paid them to come and show their respect.
(Laughter.) Five men came down and proceeded to Dr.
Vasgken's house, where they were invited to partake of re-
frosheisate—beer and wine. He never heard that direc-
tion were gives to the men to put out the lights of the meet-
ing, to leave a rap at the chairman, sad to put an end to the
pressedings. Dr. Vaughan went into the TOM while the
men won there. did net converse with them, bat Ire
might have spoken to them. When the me came back
hese the meeting they mid that they had had no oppor-
tunity of showing themselves, as the meeting was so violent,
arid all one way. (Laughter.)
By Mr. Ballantine—Re was net at all authorised by his
father to employ Pearce. He took the course he adopted
solely upon his own responsibility.
By the Magistrate—When there bad been a difficulty se
to obtaining the registrar's certificate, Dr. Vaughan had
taken the sesztoo's word when be was certain as to the place
where the funeral had come from, upon a promise that he
would produce it as soon as possible. He recollected that
that was the ease upon Raven's instal, end afterwards le
the funeral of a person named Begbie. (Witaess withdrew
this statement shortly afterwards, alleging that he had been
confused by the laughter of the persons near him.) He
reeollected the case of a person named Harrison, in which
the certificate was not produced.
Mies Lydia Brougham Vaughan, a daughter of the do.
fondant, remembered the application about the funeral of
Raven. Kathy and Heydon cams to her father, who said
he could not entertain the application, but referred the case
to the churchwardens. Site stood by her father the whole
time hialby and Hayden were there' end she was sure that
no money or papers passed betweenthens.
By Mr. Ballantine—She recollected five men coming to
leer father's house in the evening appointed for the meet-
lag, to which she heard they were going. They had
nfreshments.
Mr. Clarke= —Rave you been in this court before
Witness—l doo't know what that has to do with it.
Mr. Clarkson—l only want an answer.
Witnees—A person insulted myself and sty sister, and we
brought him to this court.
Mr. Clarkson—What did the magistrate do with the
sea ?
Wanes—The man was discharged, and the summons was

dismissed.
Yr. Clarlessa—Did the =migrate say he could not be-
lieve you t

not
Mies Decline Vaughan confirmed the statements of the
last witness. Dr. Vaughan did not direct Hayden to tell a
lie. If be bad done so she 'must have heard it. No money
or paper passed between them
By Mr. Clarkson—She »membered the live sea coming
M her father's house, bet be did not talk to them. Her
smother was is the teem, but to the hest of ideates's belief
the bad no conversation with them. The nee, eke believed,
Wee to attend the antis( is old parishioners of her father,
bed she had no knowledge of her brother having gone to
Leaden to fetch them.
Mary Malt!. a *errant to Dr. Vaugliseshoues, coallresed
the ev,dence of the Misses Vaughan, and spoke positively to
lie fact that no snowily or paper paved.
This coniple i
ed the *vides.* n the ease of Rave., sad the
esegistrate said it was too late to proceed with the other 1
eases.to day.
Mr Ballantine assured the magistrate that he should be
able to answer the charges egalast Dr. Vaughan la every
liertlealar.
The further hearing wee adjourned till Friday, and Dr.
Vangkenretired, havian found the aireemary bail.
HAMBLIIRAKITIL
Mr. Charles Bradwell OirlMh. a banistimat-law, of No.
Hare-court, Temple, wee Wars Mr. raster, at
the isms» of the Blind d Gerwiliens fsr the Fulham
liaise, fat deserting his wife end sewn ddldies, whereby
they bad become chargeable to the pad& ef Mesemessmith.
It appeared that there was no preef IbM ilse iblentlent
(who it was stated was living with else* woman) bad bad
a formal applicatios made to him for thewK.'S of kie wife
fami. He was amordin reettotW and hi
aendlmlnes of ly
bail was removed to him`
Renee of Velandon. the

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