The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-27 00:00:00

THE EIPREI3B, FRIDAY _EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1863.

THE COURT-MARTIAL ON OM. CRAWLEY.

(nom orra owz morns)
NINTH DAY.

ALDERSHOT', Now. IL
target:it Geo. Barnard, eremazamined—To the beat of my
belief Mr. Fitssimoo was ening.' adjutant at the tines whoa
the comenstion occurred to witielt I have referred in my
examination in chief. I occupied marten mat to Sergeant-
Major Wakefield during a portion of the time he was
soder arrest. On one or two occosioss Ido remember pitt-
ing noses sad papen Omagh a minim in the wall to
Sergeant-Major Wakefield.
The Praidleat (to the witnem)—la answering the ques-
tions put to you, you must be antra in your mowers not
to criminate yourself.
The Acting Judge-Advocate—lf you sower the questios
you must answer it truly. but you an not bound to wawa
1 I:llconsider it likely to criminate yourself.
Crawley—Did you receive some money from
Sergeant Bennett for Wakefield, and did you came it to be
moseyed to him'—Yea, sir ; sail I gave it to a native for
him.

Did you tell Sam Bennett that yea hal goads a hole in the
wall for the purpose of communicating with Berrant•Major
Wakefield, and that by that means you could pen nosy
end note' through without the wain kneeing of itt—
Never, sir.
Did you not ask Serpent Beerier to get money from Mr.
&ries in order to carry it to SenscantMajor Wakefield
while under arrest t—Oeralnly sot.
Colonel Crawley intimated that he had so question to ask
Mrs. Cotton, and celled
Major Crania to be onsennmised co his additional
evidence—The letter of Sir W. Marled I prodnoed rear.
day was a confidential letter, covering the letter whir I
read in my direct evidence. I earlier the hat parapaph of
tie letter of the 6th of May, pronged yeshaday, warm.'
s peremptory order to keep the eamentancer nadir arrest
until the courtmartial on Payarter deed. was ocoolsded.
Was the alternative pt by that Maar that alter the
ernmartial was over, but riot bars, I wee to exam,. ay
discretion whether the sergart. major sitereld be released or
tried by court-martial ?—The major.gregal wonted ray
report daring the intern to see it then err any farther
evidence by which conspiracy scold be mewed again these
son Had you been are to do so the taelraetiaae la roes
letters would have begs earned nod the gesformeseral
would have tried the three sergeantrabyesartinertial
Were the instrealces that if so MGM addax* was
forthcoming the primers were So be released at the gad et
the court-mutual, rasa before P—ln that case the prints
were to he leased at the fisal adjourned of the court.
By the Prosecutrz—le Maleraessral Yarn here t—He
is in England.
Has he authorial yea Is gnawer grain far hits P—No.
Assist tratraccia Massa trained sad gremszereind
tromOokael Oniwisy-4 gaper brim as is the case cif
Snell, ben pissed in the ees's hands by the
colon to refresh hi isancey previous toany queerer being
asked.
MPG you new that Were and up to the peeled el fier.
gegatMajor BMWs arrest Mn. Crawley no in the habit
el vigils /Ire. Lary ut her inns P—l bane Xis. Claw-
ley did visit Mn. lalley. lam sot quite sun d
Have on sot mare thee maw
net Mrs. Crawley et Mn.
lalley's here? do sat moonset err minds( Mrs. Can-
by at Mrs. Li lay's bon.
Was Mrs. Ling's death expend keg before the arrest
et her hothead t—Tsg.
Do yea rearaber that I pore Sergrat-Najor Lary
leave to precede the mint to lOtew es account el the
death of one of hi chr7drm and the Bases d the *Mgr !
I do.
In reply to °thee questions IRWIN seld—l do set reel.
bet the data of the death of the children. On died bears
the miter arrived at /row, while we were as the ruck
and the other is a short time thane& I believe that
Colonel Crawley was sot aware that the ekes greet el Ber.
pant-Major Lilley wee Minim bail injesy ea W area.
I was on inners terms with yea and yrs fealty daring
the arrest of the segpsetassjar, gad wen delft end *bill
in your bon at the tau in seanquese el Wass is year
family. I was is almost burly atradhass ea year wife
and wife's mother at that lima I wen man making
any representation, atrial at to or say
issenter at your family al say injury smolt* to bonuses.
Major Lillay's health in eonsequenes sf his elan arrest.
I never mads any recreate:team ar seggeseine of gar
or to you your wife of way ecinemneses es to Mrs.
hem the position el the Nana or of Wary to bee
ie ciesesquere. I always ford you ready to awry cat say
reecineasedatior el nee native Se the canary
Mete et the segian. but it was ably a the
shamerepiteanza enproar, Mr. Tursball, that
are ham re direr to
Mosel Creaky ea the wrier I eras* feedbag that I
ever made any aggestim Sewn Inaba native to
florgauallejer Mil and hi wife Is be emeanisetal to
Colossi Crawley, lat I aid all the eigemarnes gehateg to
the codareart gad health of the degenatmejer Ids
wife as sand by the pinks of the any bider Borger
Tema& I weld also add that it was at my reeve car
dation te Burger Tannin that szenho was alined S. the
three tergrat-isajiwe w the 1101 h el April. I am sot
awn that Sagas Timbal ever men say repreesstatka
to you (Colonel Chswiry) on the gabfest dthe woman to
Mn. Lilley.
Do you not know that ha did ad, end did he sd tall you
that he would not ?—I believe he did set, sad have se re-
sonation of ha tars ate than world set.
Are you of opine, has whet now das sad my
sonnet, that if say bait her ads to use
by you, or Sanwa Tomball, ar say in glee, that the
use snag of Sageast•Major Lilley woeht pews fan to
• pmeanbasts would have bees taker by as to
vest fist event ?—lf I cc aay cos else lid to
Cereal Crawley that the out of *May
raid prove fatal to his, I have as peessatings
would have Ina Inn
Was the death of May, raw the 416111111111111111•011 k SO
meat which gay ego wield have antiglined t No ass
nal have annals' nth sot ern ; I serf dbl.

ibis disorder even in the are of • kaa who was not is the •
habit of debiting to intoxication I—Tise fact of • •
large quantity of broody daily wand inereme the
position, aver in the case al • men who wan not • habi-
tual drinker.
Colonel Crawley reed a free WTI. Merlin's work
an " The Influence of Tragical Climates," wpbs raker
of heat apoplexy, is. In the Freak as in the
British may, the newly arrived railer hen Enrage, over
fed and over deemed, hes keen observed to be the most
abject to attars ; end this etraurance would indicate
the neaseity for sa espesial precautiesery rapid to the
new corner and the plethoric. Beek indeed, ia the words
of Marshal ire y„ the attentioncif all dame of dice. to
their men road be unaitting. Tempewees is the peat
point to be attended to.' And ape A wrier of coup
de soleii would be wanting is beret which should not
refer to stir Cade Naples molt able end tharectertic
account of his permed rare end treatment when earring
in Berth I bad hardly written the above lestence to
days ego when I we tumbled over by the led with apo-
adForty-three others were etnek, ell Europeans, and
ded within three hours, except myself I Ido not drink,
that is the secret. The an had no ally in the liquor amour
my brains.' "
Do you still adhere to your sterner that the adden-
dum to the report did not substantially alter the first report,
so far es the prefisposing anises at the dime were con.
mad?—lt modified, but did not alter it ealMaatially.
Whoa you saw seutriai while yen were dead* at the
had of ]fors. Lilley'a bed, we your fro doss to the
"hark" I—Within about • garde[ it in the bet bungalow.
If tie " track " had been lined Wavered. would the
view have been entirely inteeeepted I—Not quite ; the
Wag was very thin, end almost Inaspareat.
Crurexamination coatimed—lt would depend upon how
it wee pieced in referees to the light whether • person
could as through the " tehick " if Mending • few yards
from it. las not aware that the ergeasts, up to Ilse
period of Sergeant-Major Lilley's area; and to ester the
aloe roam at all bouts of the eight sad morales.
itomamised by the premiere—Had you any ream far
abrainiag from any alludes to the arrest while attending
same members of Colonel Crawley's ?—Tr ; thus
was • muted silence otosned by myself and Claimel
Crawley sad his famil on all sakes% reeg to the rig
of Parameter fieisim and the Irma of the argemit.
I was always maxims to keep an terms with ell iles=
of the regiment, end if I bed beers • pavane d
Coked Dada or Paymaster Sruslasl do not think !Amid
have moreeded in doing so, nor °mild I have performed my
&Um
Coked Crawley asked warmers to pet • falai= to the
agar, via—Have you not stated that if • aolffisr easeseitad
a rime that subjected him to (dose error, though that coo.
fiamment Wi&t from unforeseen rreumstamess awe girth,
you did sot -think it the duty of a medical smear tosa
lOW an minks which would aces to frailmbi the
out of the order of his aosammadiag ether, or
would NOM to eerier with the earn of dieeipliael
Wham—l believe I ham made seek • idatmassit.
Surgeon Gavin Ainslie Tomball, M.D.. of the lith Dm-
= enamised by the prommitor—l did sot ponamally
tags* Wry daring Lie Mlle. iiirgeana
Major 8=
was fed allowed to take nerehe
on the 30th of AWL I rat ia • room.
nomidatica through the adjutant to the aormanding
callow that be should be allowed amain manor(
end evening. In answer I. the rinibloa, "De
bow that amain was tam V' whams said--17•Em
seserher taking amain moompared by •am
limed oiler. I armada the good offer of that errins
was fa a pest rawer nailed by the meager to !which
it was carried out. On the 184 May AsisteetZeou
Harmed elated to me that the primer,
Ina, feud his room very dons sad lertelaseted tale
Wager to be dewed to dl in the verandah. I went
to the elderly roma sod reported this to Colonel ex=
jI
bad previously visited fiergeantAisjor lilley end
from him what was the arm of ammilsaal ilesseat•
Major Lilley told no that he felt kis TOM eery oiollll and
het, aid wired repeatedgeees et Wag allowed to- sit in
the vetoer& this to Corsa Crawley la the
orderly rem in the adjutant's pasesem
Colossi Quiff. isternyting the whale; wiled to an
the attention of the emit to the feet that the preeener wee
Mama! grin evidence Eimer thot whir ha had
objected to whoa called by him (Colossi Crawley). He
raid not, however, imitate the maple of the gralmater
bY
The Clart—Do you object!
Mr. W. V. liaroart—No we don't object.
The Acting Judge-Adyeere—l mint apologia, Mr. Err
1
ear tor saying that anything of Um& kind mat emir from
r. 114L111811Proesoutar—It is ester that Say hammy ray be
111irby the asset sir by the rimer.
emaastien of the witness was reseed—Mben I
reported what Sergeant-Major Lilley bad saidOcilenel Claw-
* milled, " Why the sergeentrajors have merles sad
eralag ormers. What mare do they remake t " 1 es•
the roper of fiergesat-Major =Ay, and told
Crawley that I amply brought this to lir miles,
and thee it mos far him k eel in the matter we nell as he
thought peeper. Thee seas ono conswe's inquest hold abort
Major Liar's drab. I think it was • ow=llll 1- for
6eurciases bqeset would ordismily haw bee* held.
I aperid to the seams Wreak Ma Davis, to mho the
ormramding odor sad arorteln whether be waked en lY
quest beleld on the body or not. Mr. Davie retuned
to ma eel artad QM the esmaseadiag .fear did 3104 think
an lame neereary. I eerie • pormertem examinatica
of the body in coujunction with Dr. Brae& Mr report
at the permeate= examieseien immisi fa and mimed by
ma meanie my opinion. I neirdy made en addi-
tion& newt, wkiek I eommarieMed te Oared Crawley
iithreVeratkamadidirriltr. Da eisn4mobi
din was rim sari
mum
Colonel Crawley bed Mewarded hie misreport
the ses}orgoseral to the essemsmilerfamblef, sad
Sabha seeeldered my report resesemery, end therefore re-
Waal it b new
Calesed Crawley mired that the letter Mara* the re-
goat ihnield be mord.
The lts—tient emus ;lt a alluded to.
The LAW was read, sad bore oat the witam's soma*
el la
Ezmailostie• rased—TM raw of the eildillemell report
I mese., I seat • copy al the adimilithe MIS
Dssgy Imperfor•Ganamil of Hospital" for hie
Will yon Worm the ran what
rammtembion al the muse al liaagesatasjar Lilley' arid
—The best at tArt mama al the year, the el
thelatint toi%stion, the patroller mad anent
realm of is the Massed his wile. and the morel
se illy ead grief, &prelim repair Meraireilderiag
Ms emsgammet, together with Whom and saver dimapp
met produced by a sedentary We in • man of the segreana
major's active habits, all seed as sort* awe a pro.
dace the reprint of obi* he died. I wish to rid that
thin minima to mortar arm% modified by my solesquent
Mond Cramify—The gees is wee, what was the wit.
awn present orrice I—Witness—Mr is my peer
opinion—all that I hue now Mated.
Tie meneraininarice of this ad tie following rare*
•

How long belie ids death and you east shartve that his
bed% tape to ha dieted? The sergela‘mkor woo
hie venal health the day before his chalk Leonid pro-
pudy my the sammiley bilime his desii.fer be was ill one
entire day, sad died as the miring cd the aext Say.
Creas-examieseka sonlimasi—l list lamed be ass us-
well about twesty house Wore hi death. I ablinded him
ant about ohm Ale* cm theme end be died sheet
tom the next seesebg. To my know as
armloads to Colonel °mirky of hi =lab:
wee dead. IS is mil meal lama, a upon
the day that • man takes in. When ma were
hie hospital after the regular lam of She menalleg
they wen) &owe la the report of the following shines&
A. far as I knew as spiel aspen was nestle to Word
Crawley that issionnt-Rsior Miry IMO 111 meg aim he
was dead. That was the only case el beet
did
Not saw is the coarse of mg impaisnos, did
Not attend the sergesmassirsii any itirring hi Monty
boars' MINIM. I believe ha barer that the sargient-major
was ill f win that peried,_ Arnim my profeeiswel nadir.
1 bair n that la India Begfiimis and natives she dimmer
them die of heat apopisay, without any apparent muss be.
yond the hat dthe weether.
The fret tem amide= put to the witness this nacre* in
his examisatien la chief and hi answers were MUM) mum
of Colonel Osiris, med.
Camel Crawls! (halan a TisPee)—ls that the mooed re
additional repert in wick you consorred, sad which yen
my left the onginal statement tbe same ea before
The paper wee reed. It wm beaded, " Addenda is der.
tailed medical case of the late regimental fiergesat-Ma*
Lille y, 6th Dragoons, forwarded far the informaties of its
excellency the imaissmader-in-cbief," and wss es follows
"In addition to what was stated in my report forwaided
yesterday, I have the honour to add that It hes ben
brought to my notice that the doesseed was ia ties habit et
drinking a emssidemble qusatity of bread, defy dui' the
moment to
his arrest. sad en inquiry I lad the above state. '
went to be correct. It is my (minim that this. is ma-
ma ion with the other minas canoes before related, wee
adeolated to ineresee the prodispcnition to as amitotic
seizure from which he died. Tito animal rapatatios
which the decimal soloyed a the 11101illai for sobriety
and steadiness, and the medical otiose in his daily Mato
sever basing noticed any symptoms at isteeepeiammr pre-
cluded all suspicion as to Ids bdmg eddlebed to the use of
spirit. (Signed) G. A. Tommou., eexpos, 6th Dammam.
show, 9th June, 1862"

vise postponed on the applierien el Wesel
Lisateara and Arias Adjutant B. Davie,
Ma preeetor—l became ran 'dinar Mar 2371 a.
Iyr sari *Arad whew May was tared for the
sesead breplow. I pried Mae seatly in the rant erred
beat Mateset tura& I ceesidired that thea&t. where
lee meld tor do kb dry. Iwr orderly
Mr's tart at the Nth Apia sod on the 711111 Z
19th May. Oa the Dr el April I saw the away In the
herr mem er 'See d the Snit tasplow. la the wen*
d May I the terry removed to the arm* MOM
OS foe 19a Nay I hand him is the room I base stated,
h dop eased
Ns. Ibleardbr&owispotberry) depend--I wee celled
bra aired Serreent-Major Lilly Put helms his death.
N. died boat thstrqwerere of aa hem to an her stir I
are is to aired him. I. Barnett was present I yr
mar dories past or the pormortan examinatica. My
alb?: isatha=t-bletttliftl tit codolart wet Ig
o
•
pritios, glare d hts will, predisposition to am-
periem sod hest et the weather.
Ths Court then adjourned till torenow (this day) at to
o'clock.

Was that addenda made on the 9th Jose?—Yea
Was it mode after a commusicados between yes sad
Barge= Sumba es the enbjeet of the quantity of spirits
takes by Sergeant-Meier ?—lt wee and, after a ma-
yoralties with Colossi Crawley. It an made after a me-
venation with the Mbar of the MOM.
In that addenda it is stated " that it is brought to my
sake that doomed dreek a considerable quantity of brandy
daily, and on inquiry I find the statement to be correct."
Did you smut to that?—Yea
What were the isquiriee which proved that statement to
be comet, and of when were they made ?,—Af ter my in-
terview with Colossi Crawley on the 9th Jess I waited
on Mrs Lary, sod Mid her what had bees Meted to me by
Colossi Crawley, that ilargeast-biejor LB* had bees is
the habit of dashing so much brandy sad is much beer,
sad her reply was, as well se I recollect—
The official mammal* here iaterposed tbei this was a
eamenation with a perms Me wee desel, and scald sot
therefore be examined es a =Mar abeam the character
of mother pawn ales dead, sad who theesiore eosld sot be
manietwi either. This was the 11111114 foam of Missy mi.
dem. but the prosecutor was ready to admit it, provided
all the communications of Mrs. LB* relative to the arrest
were admitted in *Masses she.
Colonel drawly wan advised that there was so colour or
tandem for the cbjeMies. It was attaspted to fix him
with being the sass of &irgesat-layer lallay's death as
the ground of bin sekisty. if. bed hitherto asked no masa
ties as this pant, bat be sow desired to ask the sarvees se
to the quantity of bomb the deceased coessmd. H.
would accept no easditiose oa the subject. The prom-
tics would ball thin owe come. Being advised that the
objection wee mamba both is law and poetics, be dis-
suaded to have the mastics he had put to the Masse
answeted.
After woo oosoollotice with bat logal shim*. however.
Colossi Cnowliq said, Wier than kook& the emit with a
I waleMiplear the Anestios sad pat it is
mother shape, this-01 wham did you Jake the inquiries i
to oolify yes diet the ohm aisauswet was correct? I
Witeme-0( the ht•
of amide( amider.
abla=eMeal'arirkg daimon's, the Peealleeittew t.

Ia Inttiligence.

00IIRT OF QI7KIDI'S BlNtar-Noy. 2&

After term eittinp at Nisi Pries at Wielatiester.— (Before
Lord Chid Justice Ctrokburs art • ameba Jurr.)
SYMII 0. ANDMIIIII AND ANOTEML LOSACT.
This was an action for break aed eater* the plain-
tiff's house and reeling a diabrbenee therein, sad (or as
malting sad impasoung her. The debeikaes pleaded
jointly not guilty, sad leave and theses. A medics areas
upon the plead/as whether the tiefeednele meld serer their
defence, but it was eleithatdy permitted, us each alleged
he bed a separate and valid dogma epee the merit,.
Mr. X. Mambas, Q. 0., Mr. Haddleston, Q.C., and Mr.
Prentice were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Parry '
and Mr. limphies were ounesel for Dr. Frew, one of the
defeedsete; and Yr. Halides, Q. 0., end Mr. Otiffits were
conned for Mr. Andrews.
Mr. Chamber., la stating the plaintiff's am to the jury.
said it was a ere of most grievous wroeg, end el consider-
able import'sce to the public, for if he was correctly ba-
'trotted the facie would dialogs the pored *memos on '
the part of profemboal men, or what plebSpe
worse, the greatmt indiffersees with regard- to their dealings
with their patina. The plaintiff was a widow ledy of some
means, and resided at fianderised np to her husband's
death in 1868, when she came to Loadm and took up her
residence in Ookleymesze, Camden-town in a house hr '
loosing to Fraser, and wily a few dears hose Mr. Andrews 1
residence, who wee shoe medical tom, and bedlam In past.
nership with Dr. Fraser. In October, 1881, the plaintiff was !
taken GI from as attack el rheumatism, sad In Doestaber !
rho became extremely ill. She celled in Mr.
Andrews, who afterwards called le Dr. Faxer,
and they proceeded to treat her without the 1
slightest reason as an insane meson. The plaintiff re. !
monstrated with them tea their conduct towards her, but ;
they took no heed od it. They, however, celled in a third
medial me, in the person el Dr. Barnes, aid the leaned
bused said there was a very striking plebe in themes with I
regard to the conduct of malicel men. He bad so wish to cast I
&epergnes on them generally ; bat he found it wzdiM
much with there as it me with others, that whew a
man got late • neap or difficulty, there was that eeprit
de corps uscaget them that induced them to esileavesr to •
help him out of Ids ansbamoomeot. flowerer, It would M
in this am far bin learned friends to all Dr. Darn" end all
be should be contest t• do would be to show %doom ri
great aeaaky practised on the plaintiff by the defendants,
or through their agency, such as were likely to have had
the elect either ed destroying her mind altogether, or of '
bring* hrdoers not merely to death's door, not acteaPy
to the grave. He believed it was sought to prove that this
lady was gives to intoxication, and that when they were
called in the was anff2 from delirium tremens but, for.
tuadely, he was is a tion to prove, ea theme
gmivoal tulharay, it MY as Mee /b had
ever been mode agelesta essmotable prem. So harm her
being gives to halite of latoxication, it would be pored
that she wee a lady meet abstemious with regard te arta,
and that what she meetly drank was a little girder wins.
With regard to her inanity, he should be able to pen •
moat remarkable fact. Whilst she wee confined and radar
treatment by the delendeets for immity, she reseived a
letter from Mr. Then& her solicitor, al fienderked, sunk..
log a hell for 1,2981. for enckeeement, which WIMr.
Andrews allowed her to endows, and returned it so in-
dorsed to Mr. Yeneg la the following letter :
" 306 h December, 1861.
"Sir,—Mrs. Symm is at present amen and confined to
her room, and she has remarked me to write to-night to
you elides* the order for 1,2981., which she has just
mond in my preseace.—l am, sir, yours truly,
Hexer MAL Awtiastill."
Besides that they slimed the plaintiff to exeunt* a will
which was sigma by the smr and woman wham they meet
there as her keepers in favour el Mrs. Hill, who lived with
her as her servant, on imeffition that she provided for Mrs.
Sy tom's imbecile brother. Had Mrs. Sams died, in an pro.
Inbility the defendants would have "poem to her amity,
end the will meld have been propounded is Mrs. Hill's
favour. The Lamed egad thee detailed the pertisalars
which will be toad in the sebpievideoce, and observed
that as the defesidanis lad not guilty, and leave
and ho es, it wee amble or them to set up that the
plaintiff was a inseam lmistio, sad that what they hads,
de was lathe dieberge et their prefewilead deity. With
I regard to zeisameartioa that theytreated her eceorbag to
pried*. he &M it ed , sad It wee for
Zr.j:rsdy to deside, bet it she bed has., why then the
gems a err set of math al primilles were id: bled sad
idled the boas.
Amelia Spam depoed—l live at
primentereen'eg Iba.
ernies, Clapaum. My hiehmod was a mar-
ebeat, d Leda., bat retired ; and wo then went to Sun-
dials& Iseedis. He died In 186. I gams to town
mad both•how, 5, Othleyomere, Oaincleagown, from
;
Mothithadiet, Dr. Aram. Both dedmideate are medical men,
in Osaiden-toeau, and bed hem previously in
Dr. Freon thee lived at 16. liersMitee-
metre, aims by, sad Mr. Aadrem at 1, Oakley
brought • sermat with me from iudedsad, sari:. en
invalid brother, who lived with ma. After I had been at
°skim-mum a year aid a half, Mn. Hill came to live with
M. In the month of Ostoter, 1281. I was ill hem a tem
Paint lamy knee, edam Mat rhemeatie magma, as I
oeht. I was taken nuddenly iD about the 19th Doom.
bee, 1861, from 'shack, m it the blood had ascended from
the lower pet el the erten to the upper, accompanied
with suffixalica—e Meshy I. breaths& and it ceased a
tmkai the eye end a • I met far Mr. An-
bdetirs, of
melded to Wm my bat be did not my
mash. He looked at ma, and thee Mrs. Hill eat of
the roam, end had a travenstica with her. The pain had
gone from the knee to the stomacii. He did not give me
Tiennesde them saw him twin, &ad when
I for lnhim a third tines, be was sot at boos.
sad I rat for Dr. Fraser. I told bias Ime my ill, sad
that I was abed the disease had goes from %ibis. to my
storeargi, mad I salad him if it was rheum if pes
ever plover it. Hs replied, " Sometimes." said. "Do
yea know of a mass you eon seed se, se my poor brother
is very from having eat up with me for two or three
nights." He said be would see. Mrs. Hill sommoced
complaining of me to Mr. Fraser, Ms I bold up my lager,
and she did not complete her modems, but she mot outdide
the room sad had a ecavereabe with Dr. Fame About
half en hone after a Ma. Brown came, lead mid ales had
be met by the docks+. Whilst else wee time Mr. An-
drews sad Dr. Fuser came iv. Brown did again in Mr.
Andrews' mem% but she had been pulling me Moist be-
fore, sod wished me to it or lie down. I complained d
Brown's combat to Dr. Fairer. I told him I did not like
her and I must mod her away. I said to her, " You mud
go
about your badness, as yea do sot snit me." She looked
to the do tors, bat they said lathing, and Me left, She,
however, demanded Bs. of tee for a week's work before
which I pod her. The doctors, I believe, left together,
and shortly afte—tegenteutes or an quarter of a beer—e tall
dark woman called Slack came, but she did not
my by whom she had been mot. Whilst she was
them I fell asleep in the putout, and ea awaking
I lowed s dark man mated Oberst there. I asked hies what
he did there, bat he made no reply. I had • aoavaisatiou
with him and the mama, end I got up for the purse of
phis to the skeet door, but they prevented ma pulling
sae bath and peahhe use into a chair. I asked woman
to give me a little Mee. 16 was about 11 o'clock at ight.
In commeeere al the emephist ie my knee I slept so the
el
I had a little wine mad tea in the coarse the
Ctlearn.t en my asking the woman and man for some wise,
the mums replied, `I never do anything." I said, " Whet
nee ere you bare? I want a paraa to adminieter to my
comforts." I asked her to gad me the corkscrew, but she
made no mower, and although I hewed el them be give me
a little wine, they neither Of them moved. I went to the
sideboard drawer whets the corks:sew was minally kept,
but I could opt tad it I asked them if they lied pot it
away, hit I could get so answer. I was be a pet, sad I
went to the fireplace sad knocked off the neck of the bottle.
I poured scene out in a glom mad as 1 was Made, a littiothe
man matched away the glass sod took away the bide. At
that lime another bottle of wine was on the table moped
lower law any el the wise afterwards. The folkiwiegpers•
leg I
Iwas about to go to the waterebeet. and
when had got seedy to the and of the
:=the Rea embed after me andemmesneed
me bare, and in doing so I Woke • pas of
gimes to the window oboe by. I called my heather to tun
the lima out of the Mom He beard the source, aid in-
deed en thee m leaving the beam, or he meld tuts him
LIMIZATION SOCIMIT. A conference of the ma. / oaa to
an my brother at aisafully. I
birth el this noddy took Pees at Bristol on Wedamday gaeg the ball and about to mg, to the
merulag, aced la the =the eased _meeting was held street door f mistonea, when boll. an them draggede
me
sea was se_eseroesl„_, Alltragst the speaker. wan back into theerparlour, saying there wan a coevememe in
Mr. J. 0. mines/ma sad Mr. IS. mew- The follow* raw the
an ir I wasted The defendants are that
latices were *doges!' sassdelellekr, not
_Qs =thin morning and saw me. Dr. Berme came in shortly dike. I
blame at the Mowing eshetreastesse.lhows tanereatiolleas mid, Dr. Berme, I am glad you are come— ilyel leave me.
Bak is lien of relying spew lealteeel •• .ty sod sie I was in such a date of exhaustion at times that I could
source. for increasing the effielsecy of their church, they scarcely epee 6. I felt taut, as if I was dyiog. Dr. Frazer
most cell forth the libe=.•and=alte own smallere. and the man told Dr. Bums that 1 bad drunk the two
and be freed from the sew wasamitr. bottles at wine. I could not undentand mmed I looked
imposed semi theta by lergalbe theatialltith And MD from one S. the other for some explanation, Dr. Feuer
meeting deems it to be a dot specially ineezdeset oe the said she is dirty. I looked at myitis sad mid es,y lam
frieade al free coigne, at the premed time, to labour with h. my dishabille, not kipping what they meant. They with-
! threeethtee to iDeU"Oe wield the Wade ef them who am drew to the drawing-room, then, and bad a emealtatioe. Dr.
ass", deeply dissatisfied with the wedded el the esdetieg Bum" came beak to the room, faollowed by the defendants.
.7"4111." "not atteshkg 6 isteartimle to the I add to them, pray give me wrestling that do tee
prisaiple of the Liberalise • the slawitieg heartily good ; I sleet care what I pay you for it •at
they made no
approves of the resoluticia of the ermagive commaillem le reply. Dr. Berme suggested a larger it;
mere b
bd
Dr. bed •
employ all the legitimate mesas at their command to pre. , room, and I mint to a Imp bedroom up slake to the e
sail es these Parliestieder7 *letters who theme In the kg. The me aid woman weed no with lee sad remained
'l, society's objects to refuse to suborlinate tour ae part, than day aid night. be the night / mat up I bed swaying
claim the serio us remioneibility Imposed oe them by their , myself to and fro, from pain, on whichethey said lie down—lie
comereetious ooeviohons, and to MIMS* their flethethe at down." I said, "My good men, I can't lie down - Heel as
future dilith a Pciples thenethw to obtain the legislativelegislativeifl were suffocating." The woman said, "What do you sit
cognoc nofM e" win prin there enyieg youredf in that way? Lie down la bed." I
WoRCESTER COLLSOK, OX7ORD. —Au la (Meat Wad I'oo4 My good people, I cast lie down, mI am afraid
held in this college ball yesterday effm»ooa by the mine. of being choked." They were steadies in front of me at
go, pitman on the body of me. gene Magee, eau. the time, and they rushed cue oft each side of the bed and
Brest ef the society, who was bead yesterday marsisg famed me &we, saying. " vaswhether am wet lie
geed is his bed. It ie etreegly semposted that lamas= ' down. They kept me down with the clothes fee were Mr.
mum semßeleally was the canes of death, There was en I When I came to myself they mid somethingabed dude.
' widens. et the poison having been taken, aid the inmost jaelStt Before I watt to the lute bedisose I twice seat my
was adjourned Geo Wedeaday pot, is ogee that the ! heather for the police. One are to the dieing-room door.
imeibeehe of the stomach might be emeipted. I meld Dot speak from exhaustioo. The keeper said
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from the continuanco al some Uelbol4l SHWAS
'S'. VIM M l OON did not see os am.k. I shed ts
refer to heat sat minatisgmbellet is theeeeesed, two key write for Me to 3111- Taylor. a Mead, but she would
tame to ler the maw at Maldemeris basing °lefties% end sad I *eked her to get a pollster' to de ft. Mrs.
emitting Pan Ineemeell ler shim are cad 'ably lead- ems he Ma, and the woman told bee it would be
Deg to a core man be etemparel la Me. TM 011emeent deem and / laid down le bed. I bad seas Mr. mad Mrs.
cook the f°6l" and II" mg" MM. dillialles me Wm.- ffirmeth. Mends id miss, before I went ittehdre. I cone-
seekmata°.6aNd"Nipms Wilke pia and =l5.
_4ll4=htainiel VW". to Mr. Beeeett of the treetmeet Ime model_ or. I
theft owe permed sepsamse be Me mveryleg acme attest. : *.ter Ili le With be him, which the heeten peahenleg the ma of Sallimeare malleamaste M lean of desisted elm Into the ask _ Imbed be Used ele thee ads.leg.lelimpl Men mod, gda, sad swaged *Mho emenairourall to follow Ida out Of the nos, but tieI

woman held tba door and
_preemie& maillihilst she
spoke to him in the parses. I requested Mr. Bennett to
get rid of the man and woman. Before gotog op stairs 1
gave Mo. Hill my plate to take care of, and my brother my
desiring him to me its ooi tents for himself and Mrs.
cot n provide anything for the man and woman.
ere &Timid 110 beeinins them I told them ite fort I would
an Pre them anything to eat or drink. On one combo
when the man end woman were is the parlour watching mit,
he looked at my eyes end jumped up saying, "It is combo
up sow," but I Me% know what he meant- I made a
will, bat I have dam destroyed it. It was any a few
words, leaving the whole of my property to Mrs. HIM, for
the beside array brother, cm the condition that she would
take charge it Mm. I thee thought I mold not the from
one mown to mother. The maa and womb witemed
my cessation of the will. The defeedante came 1a after,
and I said to theft "I wish you to witness that I
lean erwythiag to Mr.. Hill, for the boos& of my
brother.' I ve the will to lira. Hill, and it her since
been de yd. Whiles I was in the bedroom I was denied
water cad kept from nourlsiment. One night I was l'ept
entirely without water, and at others I had cab a little
drop is the bottom of the glaas. I was upstairs from the
evening of the nth December until the Slat December or
the lit el Jemmy. The man and women remised in the
house sad was is the room, Heed when they took their
mak It was some time after that before I again saw the
doctor, and I said to the woman that I supposed they were
keeping Christmas. When Dr. Andrews ems I told him
I did not want the man and woman, for I was not Mine,
and I asked him to seed them am , for they only for-
matted me, and had cruelly pesueant.d me in hie &nem.
Sure treatment I said wee bad enough for insane perms,
sad meek worse for sane ems. I begged him to remove
the ma and woman, but he made no mower. The woman
mid she had been them yeant keeper in • heath asAam.
Dr. Andrew once pm me some medicine. He said, " me.
I have brought you something." It made me my sick. It
was very like wake. After I bad taken it I shook my
head, and maid "It's horrid ME" He mid, " You will be
able, my dear, to go out for • ride with me to-morrow."
After I had taken the modistes I was very 18. I got on
the Ode of the bed, end begged than to send
for Dr. Andrews. My tongue began to swell.
' After Dr. Andrews mans, he said. " Caine get into bad; you
oin be be6arr 'unsay. I win eye you moo "d"-"rut""
lie left, sad the woman cam in, might me up, and threw
me into the had, and covered me over with the IOW& In
doing so she acted on roughly that the Ala was knocked off
my Menlo& The woman- lilt the room, and bearing the
servants it the neat keen at the area-get, I
opened the window sad called out. " Huy, come to
my amblame." Before I got bask to Ibibsd the women
:Mlme up and dashed nee on the bed. Heard Mary
up the Mire sad speakiag with Mra. Hill, bat she
did an acme to me. I beard. I thought. the defeated%
voices in the house betimes three and four o'clock In the
tarerstag &fur I woke up from my sleep. flared them
talling. Om maid, " Hie will on die tooiciat," mad the
outer " Ok, so, sle will int die now." I saw
shim betwemaid,en tee and Mien o'clock is the moraieg. I
mid to both et them, " Oh, the wretched drag you pre me
has almost killed en" but they roads so reply. They ems
is • sexed time when the woman was thorn sad I told
Ibsen it was melees for them to entinue their
nein for I would not take any more of their
modish's. Dr. Andrews thee prepond to feel
my pulse for the but time, bun told him it was no use.
I repeated I ahead act irks any mere medielne. The wo-
man seid, law=gic " Ok, we have mem and waye of
Poo& " Dr. Andrews said, " It Is the Mak
limraratyan. I "I am too Wto talk to you saw; send
those horrid penile odd my bow" I had had nothing to
drink or sat fee two or Hine days, me • little wider.
I moats* told Dr. Andrews it was maim for him to
attend me : and I requested him to send the people away,
but he paid se attention to ern After I lad Ulm tie me-
dicine my huller stole Isle the rem, and I Reid, " Frede-
rick, lam being marthead; fete Ilk &amen" The men
let about thonOthd Desmelosr, and the woman in a'day
or two attn. I sew soling el the defendanta otter tie
ram and wawa were sent away. I was happier in my
mind after they bad gam but my health was very bad.
I mat troavvolyiuy native plain on the 9th of Jemmy.
knelt to tin bank sad obtained some
mosey, sad ant Moe. away. Mr. Young, of Sunder-
land, an ley hustled.' solicitor. During my illness I re-
ceived a noes boa him. kilning • bill for 1,2981. I maw
Dr. Aadrewe in the morning, and I requested him to write
a letter renting tie bill mimed, and I asked km to loop
• copy _of the letter . [The Inlets were put Is end
read.] I masked at Bath about a fort-
night, sad from that I went to Kilkamptce. I
returned to town on the let February, sad west to Dr.
Andrews in company with Iwo Meads. I asked bow he
had dared to put such people into my honor, and I asked
him to give me their mama and addressee. He said it ma
Dr. From who put Met in, and he asked what I meted
al thin, and ff I had sot had mooch of them. He de-
clined to give ma their num sod addresses. I asked bin
what the noddy staff was that he pre me, and I said to
him, " Give me sash mother dose, and let me pour it down
your throat, and me how you will like it." (laughter.)
He replied, "Yon are my kind." (laughter.) I taw Dr.
Fraser afterwards, and asked him bow he bet dared to pat
such nieces into my house. He said In did not do it, aad
that Mr. Midtown was my donor. [Lechler.) He mid
the woman was celled Black, and the man l'hern, or ewe
such same. He mid, who would make • bedroom and
kitchen el their parlour ? I mid that did not matter. I
only had respectable people come to see me. Andrews
seat me in a 1381 for about 81., and he cord me in the
into mut, Mdn
County 'urt, bat I oelyaaptilizt of the amoupaid Drnt, 11.1 d.,
I . Framer two
pima out of bin ohmage it three gm's% I newer get
ateneeted. I hie sherry wine remetaielly. but for a
long lime previous to this affair I bad duly taken • little
ginger or :Min wine sad ale.
- The oromexamictation of the winos was then adjourned
1111 this mooing.

COURT OF COMMON PLKAI3.—Nov. 26.

Sitidep et NW Plias is ldiddhorx.—arefore Lord Chid
Juatio• Erie sod • Elp•oial Jury. )
BUSINZNI 01! THI 0001 T.
_ _ _

We was the first day of the sittings after Linn, and the
lit contained 46 causes, of which 12 were niarkcd for trial
by special juries.

TO =GRATZ "TIM MUTH

nth was as action to r;cove;7lisnages upon the ground
that the dehndant had sot performed his contract to
engrave th• *tun of " The death of Climatal.= " within
the time eligpalated.
The plaintiff we. a publisher of engrevinge at New-
castle sad the defendant was an engraver. In 1869 au
agreement was mitered into between the parties that the
defendant should engrave far the plaintiff the picture of
The death et Chatterton" within 21 months, out of which
hate he was to have the picture at intervals for 14 months.
The &Ishii 's can Ai that the picture was delivered to
the dsGedaet as the 17th of Jane, 1859, aad that though
the 21 months expired on the 17th of February, 1861. he
did not m fast eampbste the engraving until March, 1861
The *Mill had paid the defent 440 guineas for the en-
snvies; he was to pay Mr. la for the loan of the
foe two years 1501 ,• he afterwards agreed to pay &X.
another six months' ken for his own purposes ; ud af int-
wards he had to pay 1001 mon for further time. It was
said that in comequense of the delay the plaintiff had and.
fared considerable lbw. .

TTiec;f7e;e7rCathat the periods for which the defendant
had the picture in his ion did not amount to mom
than 14 maths, and this depended upon a calculation of the
periods whoa the pietas was delivered and returns I, and
upon some ether consideration ; snob, for induce, us
whether the days */ receiving and returnirg it were or not
to be counted.
Another point raised was whether the " months" whoa
of were calendar or lunar asoaths, and his lordship, ia
aoooxdaace with authority, decided that lunar mouths
were intended.

Tins7ury, after oonsidering the matter for some time,
answered various questions pat by his lordship in such a
way that the result was that the defendant bad had the
picture for only 390 days, wharves the full period of 14
mouths would have been 392 days.
Verdict for the defendaat.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Nov. 28.
(More the Jodie Ordinary.)
con ocreF.. _ _

Frederick Cope, aleirtaat mooed keeper of the Probate
Court, wanted the petitiosee ea the Mud of July, 1&59, aa4
the sow sought a divorce or judicial 'spared= oa the
pound of cruelty and adultery.
doaatio The reepoodeat denied the charges, and alio pleaded con-

Nis. Elisabeth Cops stated that after the wedding alts
resided with her husband at her mother's, 15, Wychstreet.
Strand, where her mother, • widow, kept a haberdasher's
shop. Her married life way very uncomfortable on account
of the abuse which her husband lavished upon her. He
often struck her. One Sunday morning be took hold of her,
shook bar, sod threatened to cut her throat. He took out
his rams for that purpose, but she managed to make her
imospe out of the room. In 1802 they went to reside at
Colston, and when there be repeated his threat, adding that
be would finish her some time or other. She left him Ewes
days afterward& A ease of adultery having been proved,
The court toads a decree.

TIEB POLIOB COURT&

DOUBT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 26.
(Mon Mr. Registrar Winslow.)

ANZION-110171111..
Abraham Cones, • respectably-deemed mae. wee charged
with obstrastieg • polioermestable to the ammoutiou of his
duty.
The seer bed • man named John Hayes in custody for
causing ea obstruction with • barrow of fruit, and was
MAW him 7s Ma station, whew be set down hie harrow
sad said he would not go say further. While the officer
wee sedsemaring to (Si Id= aloe( the defarisat was up
end earl him what be wanted to atop the rasa for. =yin
it was sll such be were fit for. The omor told him the was
was fa salt* when the defeadent spa told him to Ist
him pea, " We hay your clothes sad ownthe
shoes you stead In. He eontiausel to iaterfare with him, 1
and a crowd cellemted, sod them the officer mat few amis.
Mare and told the delendmat he moat go to the station with

The bankrupt was &scribed as • shipliroker of Charing-
formerly of Conihill. This was the bet sittiog. The
adj tits wee on the bankrupt's own petition. The ea
emnipanying a:Moment of amount shows debt. to the sneak
of uoppwards of 75,000 i., but these °mist priscipaltolt
• of the are of Leap, and Co., ofw
of which the bankrupt was • somber, and which has bees
to wane of liquidation about eightios meths Nino
'sable to obtain • Sol discharge under the liquidation
Ho boons has peUtlored the court for that Osseo.
Sea proofs were sow talus. and kb. Chatter* accountant,
was appointed eriditers' magas&

Oareret Paseo'. Own libutanro
Taunt= Nov. 26.—Cdr'ior is wreak 1,039; S.
by memo Are* 67S : Seri. 1,712.
Honnistan's Ms is choice and strong, moderate
pie, rd rserrow tow. These averages have neared
ter Pis Tr • vowel primer It Is moll r packer by MOO
ewer —lidentriourt.)

fir. Mier, who appeared for the ddendant, mid he had
interfered, think* that the officer was rather exaseding hie
ditty, and wee net aware at the them he was mike aver
teary to law. He bed since, however, became aware that
be had done wren& mad that the proper maw to have
adopted would have been to hive gene to the stetioa to
make the complaint. He was extremely sorry for what
bad occurred, end would take care that it should not
bl
velibt•
EsLord Mayor mid the polio* bad a very difficult duty
to perform and most be protected. The man Hayes me •
very old offender, end had been eatittooed and Med over
and over sofa, and the Minder's., on the pert of the de-
fendent had led kin to be mere easeeary. A armed ash
Looted is the etmet, which afforded piekposhele
tie for ocerneitting their depredatires upon the peier*Slite
000ld not& lei thee fine the defendant 10s.—Irme pea