The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(TRD3 DAT.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.
APPRAIId.
YOLTEITOS V. 331.Meret.
The crgameole ia this cue were nerused by Mr. Rol,
who began by quotas the last letter el 10th May of the re-
aror,dect, in the eammoodonse bohemia haw and the sp.
patios, as follows : *Disar Oarlo,—Yee inked
g:vepen, and received it without • ward ol
more need of 0206646 or 7tawat whisk
lfeaw
:edlesl men who have attendsd me a oodleosod.
Neither was the malady a slight one, as you ewe
ming to persuade 7oansU. My amber is al ms. rid yoit
• convince yourself by coming to am the wreck I wow
• I shall Dot die as you say. She has med sr, hat PI
, somewhat hard to Ica heath, !might, and every bounty
o the prime of life. DU Ile* If them my seesaw for
vo, sake have sot eadured roe more, do sot think there
any more obligation imposed msea you ; let it be ler-
ow° —iequiewrot le me. It will be memsheired lo both
ocrdays of reckoning, sad that i emseigh. A.s to
' the other business, I do sot see say Ulm cease
than to tell au mother the tea* as met bad pro.
doing. • Surely she will forwice
aloe his a mother's heart sad a clear head. Do ref. is the
Dope of patching rustlers up, throwaway oar Irt elmse a
uotted happiness—events bate rushed so swift lei • oriels It
is Dot visible to stem the tide—we rout dim ftet
we shall be lost to each other. Our put mar rte.
or
in the tears. Do sot for the salt el • site &Mesa
g,,e up a real life-lag enjoyment Yoe have already
broken the spirit of your pmemee—whst is the taro letter
good for ! I do not ask you to rush es to immediate 'Wit—
hal your mother will keep the secant for you mks—red
through ay friends he caa mar hear. I ears not abut the
honour of sang your family, but I must be from
ill possibility of 116041446 Bonham eirmi. Impa/atieas is
open coats upon my /Mr fusee • woman are set to be
borne. I used sot quote' s wife,' every men NOM feel
the man and I am sure that saw there a me *time case
you would mot let him go unpunished. You will recollect
that I told you before I cosies ted to keeping the marriage
secret that this, and thin alone, was the all smiles I
could cot willingly make for you. That vile thin wasted
to make • claim on the plea that you had deceived
her sad introduced an improper perm Into
her house, in order to &hada bar —beagle if
you can the misery I have goo* through—thisk
of Tour own sister in such a posititm—You m 1 you never
think. that is • 61i—in our present position it i positive you
think a great deal—but you fear to ditolose your thought*
May i gums! You think perhaps that it would be better
for us to keep apar fora long long tiros until ciremirtinees
remedy themselves? This may be wise but so very hard,
em now time bangs like ea haulm wpm me. sleepy
foga teams a fallacy—l should be Umpting ros to come
ever, only I am so very ugly that yes could sot love to
hot at me. It is strange you do TM miss me more—
we have sever bad together Mg setfileimitly—if
we could remain together for MIX meaths thee you meld.
You are a very gad Oarlo he write ho me etas—
it is the only pleasure left me—l mut see to nod or ale
—my duo are so lag and dreary—my sights rustier end
feve-rish. Your letters the oily pelt I hue to look for-
ward to. so pray think of me—l oftes lie awake from day-
light waiting for the postman. I will seal my letter, bat I
had already takes the mimetic* about skein& bed streak
ma that such letters as I write to yogi mid only be written
by a wife or Please write direetly—erbso do you
think you eta get of to Debits—l feel so mom sad
&BIJOU to know what year maw will say—
I trust it was she who opened the leiter —aay
of your sisters would net dare—ee after all ,time
there is not so mocha harm dose—but I shall be glad when
you go. Oaro silo, think at least of the happiume we have
loom togother,se eetira, so unbounded—hi there say WNW
joy in the world to be compared to reciprocated love? How
every thing on earth becalm iudiffereet but cur two rises.
You mid I was the dearest stash Toot 11l that ever lived,
and I thought there was not in the wide wide world another
Carlo like mine.— Tama& Yews:rose' It woe
argued
that this WU an artful portico of the whole scheme erre
respondent to get as aciarowledgmet at a maniacs and
that the letter alluded to, and which ft was stated was
opened by appelhait's mother, had se Mutsu* It
was on what took plot at Rostrum that die
what she milled a secret meriage. She relied is the Irlk
marriage, end she depended a the aviaries of the Rev.
Mr. Mooney, and eseordiagly she wrote I. that penes in
July, 1858, es follower—" Tit the Very Reureed Father
Mooney.—Der and Rend. Father—l tryst Ilyhia:Embrie
not forgotten the lady who lest ante= had Ye et
making your acquaintance sod to whom you ash
inestimable service and deeply valued kWh's* I eta
never forget you, my doer Mr for ayou I
tied erne of thus hoe 'Masten el the r.Z.
Mighty who tread in the ever charitable kind sad
moral el Mae of ear Saviour rejecting sae who come with
• sorrowiae heart. You made Use • happy 060 is your
little Aurelia of gibes last 15th of August, the Meet doer
lady. in our rambles oa the catiosel, bow altos we dm
thought axed spokes of that day. I have now the snivel of
a littlestruger to look forward to ; and, ending some little
diffloulties about the baptism aheced—they requiring • am
tificate from the priest who united the panista—l wish to
take lay precautions is advance, feeling true that you will
rejoice to brim another lamb to the AmVold, which bet
for your kindly help last year would otherwise
have gas astray. I most sow midi to you my husband's
summe, which I was only allowed to do under seal of coo-
tam* (though I sear fora moment doubled that oar more*
was, tad is._ perfectly sal with you). My maiden name
was Marie Theresa lougworth. My hothead% mome is
William Marla Warta. Yee will Mess to add the sur-
name to your owe private rider
_es al maws the gad
must be registered seder tbe Mimeo same. Hut I
seed sot atm* you to allow so me to see it
bat yourself mime you had a winsome to the mar-
However, I rely implicitly oa and you
‘l.tad when the time come to psechis this mar-
riage that have sot only saved two betlivideal seals,
but rendered an losalealable maw to the Oahe, Ohara.
I dare sot tell yes more at preenat, but soma d I shall
see come to you sod tali yen all. Yea winbe to hear
that I have mutt hope of my bushood. the inset
grateful remembrance weep! the expremicie of my whet
esteem mid believe mover dutifully yore—M. T.Tekvulte
TOL—Plasm address to Min Lagworth, 30,
• Yorkaleire. It will be forwarded to me sett=
Germany." To tbie Mr. Mooney replied, mediae w_ ?Lit to.s:
ported to be a cortilloate of essalege Mime the
aul herself, ea 15th Alma, 1357. sod ettseted
Slam and Hilsabeth Breams. These &osmosis me as.
*MAW as most fraudulent sad deceptive, omega ether
things It being positively smarted that it appeared from the
evidence that there were se Memos at the mu-
mouy in the chapel at Reserevor. It WY Mime
that the respondent waapepsto be eadamed, es se bar
Ova showing she had • had • alums
leaf
is that year, and the t hum left her at that Mem
sever had aay further.liteereouree with her. Os the 25th
June, 1858. the appellee* mu married to Mrs Fterties,
and as the 301 k the respondent wrote than Ad-
dress Mea. Maine Yelvertes, under cover to Mn. Thal-
well, 5, Allmayainet, Edinburgh. Dear and Rim Father,
I trust is Ged that you eta substantiate the register el my
romiage you met ma, as my boatload bas soled most in-
famously. Having hem dangerously fil for months be
thought I should saver recover probably, end NVor liniegla
of my retmuing to Reglad. He left me is April Mt. I had
then no sapicisa, Within the lest few weeks kW letters wee
leas kis& Ireslvdtogoto Idea although musket* of health le
meet precerious. I arrived, alas, to led him that day
married to another. Ole ! yes dear father who took ash
kind are of me then making my marriage 'slid wheel Mew
not how to take cue of myself, will stud by ace mow end
help me to establish my reputation to the whole world. I
hare shows the oopy of the register you seat me to several
lawyers, and a catholic priest. They all my it is perfectly
Mao; acid ell that is seessom. But I should muck wish
that you would also get the best Irish inemers opiates upon
the subject with as little delay as passible. All exposes
you my am will he most gratefully delayed.
also if both whereas an stall alive? Oar
Scotch marriage will be eel I fear 60 be my hus-
band will swim it sever took Mos. A man who an take
a false oath before God's altar es he did last week sae est
he trusted h • evert al Maim. But the learned gall-
ma say that if a register hoe base kept at whisk yen have
sent me a copy—aver if the both witnesses are soll eUvw
these ounce Ds • 'Wow of a doubt that it is all
right. God bites you, my dear father, a thoinaed
lass from my beset I der—Maas Tomei*. Yuviorrom."
It was aged that this was •1M attempt le get from Mr.
Mooney Moduli* evidence to prove the Irish marriage.
The bard comeal argeed as the malt el
the evidence, that it was attempted to prove
for the respondent • marrimi contract Is Soothed
on the Ilkley, 18551; but the attempt failed. Them that
there Ind been an acknowledgement by the &monomial mob
• cooled ; bat main was proved of an meek Meow-
Wagon*, sod that the Dinh asarriagm could mot be Mu
as as intended mode ef sekeowledglog • melon Satoh
marriage. There was so cohabitation to Ses which wee
legally cesseeted with the alleged contrast of •
[The me was promediag whey our report kilt.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAT.)

(Mon Mr. Payee.)