The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY

Asa Cbelteabas ens then ezandsed by Me. Pany.—
din err staying about the 17tb or 11th of Monk last at aa
hotel at Boulogat. She nw Me. Peahen sad Mr. Hasp
there. Mr. Hasp told bee that ho sumo !ben is be out if
the way—that be might net be obliged to preeente Jobs
Breoine. Mn. Broom*, be said, bed gtstia Mat 4001. to
keep at of the Ivey.
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for dm Mesa of her health. Bbbe sow
idiMindesill @tweet, Haymarket. Us was of iadepos-
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11is was Os sue for Uss rassastisa.
It bdag Ikea Issl6past 6 *Welk, the OM was adjeusasd
until ball-pest 9 tolaanow Olds day).

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YziantraT.
MAMMA AT NM PAM lw 11IIMPLAIEL-20011a Cali ATTICS :O-
VID iMb • 0111111101 f
VOLANTI I. BOTIMII MID •NOTHIM..—CX•IIOII or
ALTIMIXO • RICIIPT.
The plaistif is t fr ewe esseht to MOM 141. Ik. for
wages, Ste., dee to Yu beat the (Abode" IL Alexia
Beyer, the seleineed seek, sal lir. Alensike dram, of
Cheriarethee. whew= as the tine is partstr-
eldp with Ma 111. &ger sawed by &death
bet Mr. einem appeared to tle fend the seieth
*nem the
_witsewee railed were the lillweisi
The *MN sated the parathion et Ide
.M the heitree while was dee Se him Oslir=
NOW. tbit, Owe Zeus was awed to dee peddle est es
the 6th of November fdlewthjit In he WWI WM Ifs.
for V. Ti., a liaison ese leOthebw, sea be
resolved. Mr. throws arses a rethipt dated the Nh of
November, and Ben it to witness to igh hat he de.
*Used to sign It is coseetsethe of It Min Meted
thth It was the aaount doe up to that date, width we set
the that Kr. afflathe then wrote a Troth* is these tenth,
Beceived et Kr. Spathe, Nov. 6, 1861, N. 7r., dm anima
at Gore Seise,' sad whams slim! It. Tim maps paw-
dead wee the ese, bat dais heedped It the wards te thie
date " hod hew 41'4 at the sad ef it.

I X. Wades nil he Ina pessestia hoard the Gamma-
limn
pt. spoken by the plainti4 hal le did not an the re-
cei
lir.klossader Symons, the dadmilent, was celled to con-
tradict the evidence, and he said that ea the ith of No-
vember, 1861, the plaintiff rand ea hinged thinsailed
V. 7.. foe services at Gore Hoses. Atlases kid his he
bad been paid in full, but he said bit had set Several of
the people had been paid for • few days after the establish.
asset shoed. The plaintiff mead ke wee very poor, sod
wits's, said 21. 7s. wee no pest Adak sad he pro him
that sass and took the receipt. saw la wart. That receipt
was now i• the same state es whoa do plaintiff signed it,
and no words had been added alas.. _

idthaeoiertsioilOf the ashadases are, the jury said
It was unnecessery to hear the plalatiffe mussel, sa they
had already made up their minds.
Verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
The Chief Junco then directed the jury to look at the
receipt sad say whether they thought it had bees altered.
The jury,:after examining it for some minutes, said they
were of opinion that the words " to this date had been
added.

Ih~ Chief ',sties said ha thought he ought to have Mr.
Symms indicted for forgery, bat after hearing Mr. Horan
be adopted the sown of ordering the receipt to be im-
pounded, end stated that if the plaintiff chose to indict
Mr. Bynum for forgery or perjury, or both, he might do so.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.
YzaSiknaw.
levee. Ir. !arum, las.
PaLLas v. Hoinrac--Novnt. MODE or Saccuro • Wire.
This was an anise beneght by the plaintiff, a &engem.
and inereheat et Temelmesia-street, City, the defen-
dant as emerreme of the Legal Matrimonial Alliance Amen-
tioa, the eillemef whisk were stated to be at No. 2, Ports-
rierst Idamilb.ina-leids, to recover the sum of 101.,
= geld wise a premix of being introduted by
the mkt, to • hay denied te be his wife, but which pro-
mise bed not beim performed.
Mr De Jimmy, for the phase; said that in September
lest his slieste whe was a satire ofho,42os,"olbaerved in •
=reae=met Id"
wherein all ewhoedwaremsiPne le wen
invited
invited to apply to the society, and enter into wedlock—the
marriage isle of mutual advantage.
.The plaintiff, wishing
to try Ruh an event, wrote the following letter to Mr. Hugo
Berasford, the secretary, to whom applications were di-
rected to be made, at the above address :
" Sept. led, 1852.
" Sir,—Some time ago the writer saw an advertisement
of yones la • London paper, under the title of " Matti.
menial ABbe.. Association," and now should feel obliged
by your lerSing him know, at the earliest convenience, what
yywea Ilank yea meld really do for him, he being a mast il
keaeaaaW 11111111 sable single gentleman, desirous of
eirmonied tea respectable lady—no matter her age—
s handsome fortuhe, and who, after satisfactory
eines, might be disposed to help him with a loan of
2, , purposely to increase his business, which is most
lneratin, and presents the greatest security. He has for
'event years bees an established foreign commission mer-
chant la the City of London, enjoys great respectability
mad credit la the trade, is banking with a first-rate Arm in
Losabard-street, and in fact can give the best references
for the period of the last 20 years. He is only hardly a
middlenged gentleman, foreigner by birth, but many years
(say 10) Is living in London. He has a dwelling-home for
himaelf entirely for him, and it Is furnished the same as
any lady or gentleman of style can wish. With the reply
=to state your terms, as these must be settled befi.re-
Enclosed you will and five postage stamps. I re-
nal*, yours truly, A. B.—P.S. Please address the letter
dal', lir. W. Jones, No. 10, The Oran, Clapham-road,
Sentry."
• teems& reply from Mr. Rue Bensford was sent ask-
ing he the anal re -ties fee of ss. in postage stamps,
en the reselpt et whisk • printed form of application to the
Aisselattha weal& be gewerded. The stamps were seat,
Ith.plalathff in susimap being supplied with the formt in
wags be was to state his age, weight, height, complexion,
segue of hair and eyes, and in fact describe himself as he
wield • hone he had to dispose of. After this Mr. Hugo
themthed again wrote to him intimating that he bad a
may realm seleethe of ladies on hand, the charge on an
=elLat with either of which would be between 30L
sstad that a smell deposit was required which, if
after the plaintiff should not yet be suited,
would Mete his credit and deducted from the gross
mou was. Plaintiff thereupon enclosed in an
eneeispe te Mr. Imeafeed a cheque upon Messrs. Olyn,
his beaks% he din width had the effect of causing Mr.
Berenferil to make another demand upon plaintiff's purse,
at the same dam intimating that the christian name of the
lad iii wag to be introduced to was "Fanny." The
under the impression that this was only the
easel of bachelorship, and encouraged by gus-
hy the isms el his future wife, transmitted another shape
fer 64, with • hope Not he should forthwith be latralused
to the lay. Ms. Breallard, however, made • ceramwedes-
ties te him that es the reesipt of another IN. his wish
shall be pulled, but ethenties. It could at be. The
eOm he the first time begs to feel a Nine doubt-
fliihre dirk be bad bin edit' embseked la. red Resolved
to p te the 's cams la Pergaseal
he ems thlrethwad thegeet, where,
s asking he _ . le the de-
fendant, wise, bugs lath kite a any 11.1111810.114110
like a des thea a seem. esked him his barkesth width be
tali. Defendant ups• that, baying leaked the deer, mid,
"Mr. Bensford's 'breed, my names Heater, I have been
eirresponding with yea far him, pais jzzesencra have
ISM to pay the required XL" bias he
meant no such thing, and should net whams an mere
Emmy till he could see the lady, or bate MN rebms
ghee him u te the respectability sad beam et the lOW
posy he bed ensued Into dealing with. Ups. attiring
awe words the defendant spoke indignantly of the slur
thus cast wpm ea association having in Its banker's bands
upwards of 0001., and his fierce looks frightening the
Pisan% bosised to send 101. on the morrow, end was
allowed to t. On reaching the street he ran away,
and did stop till within a few poem of his
own madame. That was on the 29th el September,
and the tag awing day he sent a note declining any fur-
ther bismuth= with the Matrimonial Alliance Association.
The amsdatisa then thnatened to take proceedings against
him to the Sheriffs' Court unless he paid the 10f. by 12
o'cleek en a oaten day, whom, if the lady an an interview
did net Beth It *mild be ragweed. The plaintiff was in-
flszlbth sod basal It mi. the 10/ instituted the pre-
sent peemediess. Ileiesgeostly Mr. Beresford sent plain-
tiff the hilsigieg Ms : "Ift. Bereaford would be happy
to snaps a rasedag with a lady, another likely character,
with whom an ingeview can be given." Of this no notice
was taken. The words of the association's advertisement
were that no further charge than the registration fee would
be made till after a successful selection.

The plaintiM, a seadeisaidag paws am, of mild de-
samamir, la broken Raglisti, asssislisratall the its in chief
as awned by his soliaitor.
Cross-examiaed by Mr. Roberta—Hs had NWT before
Innag. He was under 30 peers of age.
rcillidlt ioa about his wife's age, ash. mated a cons-
paaion ia a woman, and money might give her hirour. He
should, be thought, have objected to marry a woman more
than middle aged. Oa seeing the matrimonial alliance, ha
said, " Let us try." He haw of as Area of that mans—
(laughter)—bat said so to himself.
Mr. Rsierts, in reply, s
apwlieloaded that the only person
who areestiee. heikett n aaewer o claim could cowuilsd Mr.
b
M. other, wins% as well as say witness, ha
ebenbi
Ilwara 'Swerved that no doubt the wary had been
'Wing W amid hem the ;genii, and the defendant,
wbe was the only penes be had seen Ithresebens the bane-
miles, was liable, and be should, therein% We an order
fee its
Mr. propose, then, 10s. a math.
Mr. De Jersey—By an association boasting of having In
their beaker's bands 3,oool.—(laughter)—l press for pay-
ment forthwith.
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atnoosoriti. irerie then made the immediate PaYmititr with

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.--Yeanirme.
lona Ms. Burman Ann. Airstrar trues.
THI =MIMI OF JEWEL STEALING AGAINST
MISS CAMPBELL.
Min Alla 11,114p10il surrendered to take her trial on an
Indianola r wild she was clamed with ham stolen
two nolianan a the vain of 601.; two beandess, value
; few rege, of the vela* of 61. ; sad sae own, of the
valve of 114 tits property of Julia Aim Pftelpe, la the
dwellas-beese ef Sersh Wiliam It Ira also lila es the
PitnAof Blr Jolts Deena.
leener, at the regent of the soma is balk
Vs allowed to ht Mai et do la blow asesa, awl the
IliftelSie MN naval ad dam&
Ik. Beek (do we the the pethillee) thee jeo.