The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-18 00:00:00

111 AX LUNACY COMMISS]

(Continued from yesterday's depress.,
Mr. Gnibelei, examined by Mr. Mil ward-
lady Sophia Windham, the mother of
oe the 10th of May. 18.58. I first met her s
first met Mr. Windham in the middle of Al.
year ; be earns from Rimpton, where he was
caw • good deal of him. His mother was
indulgent towards him. She had • great
over him, and he was amenable to control.
limai4 led by kindoess than by severity. I
g Om Greet Western station about a
I saw him at Torquay. Captain
With him. We dined at the British Hotel,
meet to Her Majesty's Theatre. lady Sophia
ed undo. Captain Windham wished to is
Windham after we returned, but lady Sophia
Lim go out. lAdy Sophia took • house at Pal
out with Mr. Windham. Ile behaved very
him at the Vioe-Clanoellor's Coed, when -
was mule that he should travel with the 1
I raw him next in 31, Grosvenor-street
Vfor a fortnight. lady Sophia and myself t
there. This was in the middle of Webs
afterwards went to Mr. Burr's, at Wokizigham.
fir Xenon the °could of Lord Bristol's death.
cep the maw thy. We left for the Centime
fume! heck plow Mr. Windham was with •
to islintery, 184 I went out with Mr. Wig
dud I. Pada. On our return to En=a;.l.
Plymouth with Colonel Bathurst. He
the•Contiamit with Colonel Bathurst Aft,
Homan was esgagerL I was at Pdkim
Horrooks. An altercation took place in theall,
went to see what it was I toned Windham or
and Horrocks standing over him. Horrooks
some lied language aad that he boxed his
wed into the lathes to wash his feoe it •
thee woo ep to Lceston. Mr. Windham
the rethOlmsealler. The Vice-Chancellor
he Amid ret...to Horrooks till another
vid•L Mr. W*Olin objected to that, and so t
Mr. Book, the beaker, and his mother, Lady &
Horrocks left in cousequesse. Whenever I was
ViorChanordlor al • consulted Mr. Wiodham
own wishes. Mr. Windham expreserd •
at Yarmouth,he had got his
2vlimeail :ad u
to do so. , The matter came
and there was an attempt to
ar4 myself) for oonteitpt, 'lncense _
Edvining him to Ida hie regiment.
seeten tobotrn be woe allowed to remain there
we et 04 Mundell, in order that he might b
odd. I maw him frequently. He was I
driving out lady Sophia four or five times
the months of May and June last year
us almost every day. We were to
but we received • note stating t.
business took him to Norwich, and hoping
exouse him and put off the dinner till next
scarcely seen him from that time till the
commenced. lam distinctly of opinion that
is of sound mind. He could make himself
French. I have seen General 'Windham and
Hook, and bad conventions with them about
The Master ruled that these convenations
given in evidence.
Mr. Milward thought the conversations
importance as showing the motives with •
was brought forward.
The Matter—l have already decided that it
Exernthidion eoatipned—l have toned the
tome smarm the papas of Lady Sophia
They are to from Mr. Windham, and r
trenesetkers.
Cross.eximined by Mr. Chambers -I _
Windham is insane. Ido sot thiek I ever
men of weak intellect. do not Grid be
Mc. Chambers—Wed you not proposed
essomittes?
Witases—Getteral Windham offered
myself bribes.
Mr. Chambers—Take care, sir, of what
shall produce your own paper. (To the wi
aware that Lady Sophia 's solisitor offered
'seem in the petition ?
Witness—No. I am on good terms
sew, Mr. Chappel was her solicitor then,
,I new him about • week ago. I elated what
meal be to the solicitors, and it was taken'
thur days ago. I went to see Mr. Windham
*mg iu May. I think I saw him le the bre
When be ceased to visit us I did not go
haw Lady Sophia wrote to him. I
at the open, in the Lyceum, with Mrs.'
ray seriously to him about it. I gave
to be good advice. I told him he had ad n..
company. I hoard she was very extravagant,
living with somebody at the time. He l•
I never dreamt of his marrying her. He toV
no notion of it. I did not tell him anything
purity. I spoke to him again at .Hareptosesces
her. I told him to take care. He nude
think he is equal to other young men of his
led He is noisy, excitable, and passionate.
him abuse people in very foul 'ravage. 7
ow such language to a groom.
To Mr. Burrell—ludy timid& disapproves
endings.
Reexamined by Mr. Kerslake—Mr.
aid not last long. He was always ready
he felt be was wrong. I did sot ere Mr.
than once in Agnes Wilkstighby's box at
don't think Horrocks' behaviour towards
was as respectful ae it ought to be.
To • Juror-1 never psresoised whew
that Mr. Windham merit worse for liquor.
The inquiry wasedkineed at half-past
next, when it is to he mosioed at 11 at s'
Westminster.

COTTON GOODS.
MANCH:n/X
The market has been exceedingly'
inactive to-day. The cloth market has
lower io prices than on Tueedsy. Most
has been more diflicoh to sell, and rather
Altogether the Jose of the market shows
than at the begonia' of the week. 7
leading Wats report • fair amount of
rates ; but the market generally apneas
and most people report that prime see
the saw time there is no quotal
is • good deal of inquir7 for it
twat at prises which are in reality
cost. Both the inquiry to-day ati
besieges dew appear to have been almost I
solstice chorister; there is no demand
particular msriest. We hear report. -
intention expenred by spinners ad team
their mills as their stooks of cotton become
The earaher of mills on short time is c,
ad the caosequeal distress is very great
to be an Sapreesio• that the present es,
trade bra astly ass asteseed la the
that if the latter lied not_ ses.nsd.
= gouds must bare led to • Su
of cotton mills is klairdeater i
13 Eist of • total at 84 : moo are workiag
umber of heal* end e4ht are stepped alt.,
cows, sinallseee, ad silk mills, primworka,
=shoe. sad foomaries. W out cc • total
tier* 12 am Aladin idle, sad 54 aro le-
• sedesed amber of heads. The number o'
set of employ is 42Xl sad the number are
12,586, out of a total of 47,183, usually
shows • slight inceesseasimet week is the
of employ, sod as beessem of 117 is
time. There is reams to %own • return
the cotton district seal • ore
to the mat implipswit awn tl
el fat nessiewasing 1
haada ko binseb,‘
tot basaliWitres.W la =lre
hi bet le"
the la". 'lry
The application*, site, hoff
daring the pea wish were
not 7
the teermaibskam sad not
H.Mall„. teen
nbas a the
Chape blis, Helms, sod
iiii*dier:MiTad clad 4u
his workpamis Welt a' arloitstwpprt gee
incur the VOW Wes(
now kern tilt was a all
calculatioes showing that it be
them to do the sera ; but es smile
swam,
_apsrt from feelings of
gluing lb* saills, if p from ...
ieseirpeopie together. Now~hat Indies
to be mass generally seed, the oomplll
wired laphst the import duties levied
abase alas goods, and it Is abed 1
ess,Vithe Morrill tar is
a skia be it recently
aod one affect*
F
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i •
Flll/I AND LOSS ON Lug.—Ye.
deetreretive ire took place, shortly attar
Eigu .pansless belonging to MONIS.
• 0111.41.5.kn0wn as the Whits
we. ll &bol ka
110 bet beck,
contained• elemental stock. Ti,
in !aiming the pressiess, almared s
-
rolling over the top of Abe bee" ~_ _
alarm. The seamen frees Bersetaareek irreiabAila
street, Holborn, Crowealreet,- mod Chaudemetast,
good apply of water from the aria of -
works, ware sat to work, ha le spike
exertions of all masa the •Ilemess r
ispiditLiresodyedmera set oxilatregigi
were Mr. W. W. ,„,,
Toeursees, was shortly on the spa a '
sod 'squire es to the ewers *the
attlWadory cheater is lesiers.
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and cat Abe preminAnothes mire,
l.trl
mesa Busalettry.- The engines from Balboa.
/o=4.luld iffamafrolas, se well am Ilr.llessmen
• w was *
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blued that i. Jane Aste I
-36 see . ber tha s.. bunt to Mb.
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