The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-24 00:00:00

cams Head her tell him that she bad a skew.,
Heard her reply "Shouldn't 1 make • nice modal• —‘
Crees-tharnieed by Mr. Hawkins—l am 25 yi.. ~'
Wiese we beard Mr. 0— with the ratene4n,H:n.^l
was a little ajar. It might have been left open 7,2
foe us to me them. Mn. Broadwood seemed to —.I
as if she was drunk—at least?
_that was my in,,,--. al
(Laughter.) They " moonciled thulse. ii"*.',"
chair." (Laughter.) I have not seen St p:"
this mornieg. Ido not know where he it, t
Elias Clark or Mrs. Plunkett. He never told
had lived with either of them. The coevenaties L
the house was one morning before km
wood bad got sp. He did sat eek
about the house in my presence. Mr. Broadest
featly sober. He can read and write. He ,
everything to his wife. His madam. in gong,
Isle of Wight 'truck me, I must say, as weft
I do not know why he west to fieebiini
I do sot know that it was with a yin
cured of his incorrigible drunkenness. He ins,
drunk. His wife would never allow him to lie,
in hie pocket to get drunk with. (Isagliter.)
constantly oome home drunk ; hot
have been ont together be would
come boom tipsy. He bee come 1
as not to be able to eland. He was once
deedin that condition. The respondei,
of sepustion would keep muter from ,
did set say that she could bear him oo longer
complained that he bad beaten her. We n,
at the Greed Hotel at Christmas, 1862, audit '
following. The respondent was never eon
there except by toothache. She told me t
bad hart her bosom one morning while th
She did not tell me that it was a playful .
to get warm water to bathe the place. sin 4
her husband beaus the hurt wu dn. in
not recollect speak* to my muter shoat
I will swear that the respoodent aid ea
that the injury was caused by a kik.
recollect. it is so long ago. At the ape
Great Exhibition in 1862 my master was
1 cannot recollect that be used such Ands
caused her so sleep out the night after. In &Ink
was brought home by two policemen drank,
drunk before he left. The respondent bad retain
from a nobleman in Parks, with where
correspoodiag. It was sent to a hairdresser
strut, who bed forwarded it, and it had '
petitioner's hands. That was before we I
disk-road. Never saw him lift his
her; be was on the oostrsey very kind and L
would get a little " beery" about twice or
week. He did not keep late boars ; but i
be cams home at about 3 and mid
had had a quarrel about the letter and t
left her at limey's. She would not come he
I believe. They did not go out together v
understood that while at Vereey's he
little beer ; that be had read the leti
gentlemen in a corner of the room ; ,
had torn up tbe lettes. He seat the oath
home. I never maw her with a black eye, if
bruise oe her face neer her eye. (A'
fain Broadwood mid that be was painting I
was going to Hampton races, and the her
over a bit of turf, jolted her &sliest the ,_
sot tell me that it had jolted Captain &mill
her eye. (Ltughter.)
By the Queen's Advocate—Mrs. Broadi
me all bee matters. Mr. Broadwood did 4
1 his wife or her doings, exempt when he cams
I found her gone to Paris. I told her that
about first with one gentleman, and t'
She was always having gentlemen vigil
half Worth. After the mese at Verref,
Meredith's, and he soot the cook after I
come home till the next day. He seemed
her when the separaticia deed was signed.
1 Mr. Broadwood daring the adjournment ,
merely asked me if the our was over.
wee getting on very well. (Laughter.)
with him—not Mrs. Broadwood.
The last time I maw biro before to-day
osedings were taken before the Madder of i
Itsexaniined—Never kneey muter
or threats to my mistress. had the
money. Have heard him ask her for i
replied, " I have only the one
my nook." He 01011 stopped hi
money from the bankers. She told me
halt advised her to get him into a good
so. and she afterwards showed me a
" rye done him, I've douse him.'
asked me haw she had furnished the house
gives her 800/. for the purpose,but that
the house could not have beau furnished i
with the money. I told him I did sot knee
it. I told him that she had gone to Pulsedi
a friend of both of them. Wires sba rem
very much vexed at finding him there. They is.
and it was after this tbat she took him to Hillinoll
to
get [Theeto good humour.
case was proceeding when our reset liftl

PRIVY COUNCIL ORDER ON THE CATES
—The Privy Oared has published a cossobieta
superseding all previous orders—on tr cattle rat
document gives power to local authorities to real
'rotors, who may order premises to be diideted
cleansed. They may also order that any rod
suspect of being diseased shall be egep
and in case of refusal on the pat d
owner they may order the animal to be killed 11
owners are not to remove diseased cattle by rall. w I
or otherwise, under a penalty. Local entrain my
ell the fairs end markets of a district
sad e
the local authorities of • district adisbalt
where the fairs are closed ranee is des
fairs in their district also, they may be as
sod the orders of the first named kr
will be sufficient to close the fairs in the sewed
upon its being shown that there is danger of
spresdiog. No cattle may be mord without
other parts of the country into districts whir
In London every animal brought to market
slaughtered within a speafied time. The wise
force till the first of March neat.
Tits Came PLAGUE—The rinderpest
prevalent in the neighbourhooolau d Otago..
Raison bad 36 meated beasts gofhtere d
sent their carcases to the Loudon market.
are adopting the same plat. The spew
at Portend has ban attesded with
Wyche possessed a herd of
which remain, 81 having been sill
died. The law is estimated at 1
Mr. Clayworth, the inspector, informs as
rituals to which he has been called at Sp
fisted) have been slaughtered ma wet to
have either died of the disease or have, by
destroyed ; in every car in which he has oar
to be shot the consent ci the owner hie bee
Spading lest week five beasts beloogioc
Tortes were slaughtered and buried ; Mr.
land, has had about a dozen easdessised sad
his fat beasts he has hed
Yom, of
seal
fear of oontegion ; Mr. B. lieesep, of Si.
bears coodemsed and slaughtered ; sod us.
simnel minor cases.—Stamford iferritry.
SUNDAY TRAVELLING IN SCuTLAND.
bytery of Glasgow ou Tuesday decided. bby
.410
to adopt the Pastoral Address on the &oast
of the statements in which called forth the es
speech of Dr. Norman Macleod in otrosilio"
ever, • great mistake to assume, as seems f
many quarter, that the point debated sad d
that of Suede! travelling, or the regret rise
day trains oe the Edinburgh and Glasgow
pork the presbytery, in its corporate esprit
at all, and several el Dr. Norman Macleod
ruts spoke more lama and sensible thisi' tha..
beard is any west reentry church court for seal
The pastoral address itself, though rather di-
theology—and it was on the earl,
debate arose—made no special allc
much lees to travelling on any particular
Dr. Maoduff, who seconded the adoption
aril
wee quite rational on the modes of observaace.
right of private judgment. For instance.
frankly avow that I am not ore disposed to
called extreme views ors the question. By
of the San of Man, ' the Lord of tbe
rigid latter of the law has given way to
sacred freedom of the Christian the
bat the Spirit giveth life f and I ern glad t
address prepared for our adoption reciiilmil
cites spirituel liberty in this matter, leaving
Christian casuistry to be tried rid adjusted st
of public opinion, but of ocioscience. 1 lers
free to judge for himself whether a railway
es cos
hht*secured a moeopoly of the traffic bar.'
crepitate of Soothed, may or may not be joie
eases of necessity ma mercy by rousing a -
evening Sabbath train. Cres of imm
yd
islet
may roar, addoubtless do occur ;
w may wrearatly use these trams
posse of emu and recrestioe, •
necessity, the railway comosey net
such an abase And OS TOOKIST, Mr.
opposing the views of Dr. Macleod. 1
himself in favorer of • monsine sod
train between Edinburgh and Gle4dow,
railway company " harm; the monopoly
of communication between two such show.
rssponribility laid upon it ;" and that "
cant rearm to believe oases of seceseity and
common occurrenen, they ought not wholly toi
muoicatios." Mr. Charting also spoke
the impudent* of paeans sang.
def
other mere of conveyance on Sundays,
railway trine. If these views of even the
is the presbytery of Glasgow had bra row
generally avowed adacted upon in the clank
should have had noise of this twenty rent r
dame and results of which have been so OSSif
from the expectations ot those who bake they
and have Wasted epos keeping up that ".110
viol.et sod week, by whirl they have wed
of Neposente within and without --Beater,
_A. a,
FORTUNATE DieCoveuv. --A spectaien "Lirat
gold has been discovered in • tie stream se psi
we.
ie
measures Dearly 3 lushes in length and 21
meta, and weighs Nether more than two one

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lent had Nola
with whom Mt
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kind and &Wpm
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not come heist
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any 's he td g
pad the let* s
;he room ; mg m
at the cook to km
bleak eye, lost el
r eye. (A bagbi
as painting he btu
ad the brag**
dui the auraeis
;pain Bcoadirothk*
Broadword cone
iwood did tot a •
hen he came to a w
it her that the a ..*
an, sad tha at •
ma sating het-it
It Verrey a, at age
ok after her. fik id
de seemed somata
as signed. I bait
nirnment of la em
• over. I Whit
Lighter.) Them er t
Food. (Reseal *
ore to-day, ins as
Mater of the NIL
my muter we
10 had the coned all
c her fora shaped
he one I mac
speed her from a
e told me that lwr
Ito a good tows. ,
red me a Pe !O'
a him." lattPae.l
ad the house! &Mils
se, bat that be theme
to furnished he the ',lit
did sot know saga •
ere to Periseitildr. •
Tao site retuned the •
uim there. Melia a,

iey may be is'
amid foal
tins secooddinne
admispe of tbe •
sd insboat a boles
listriets rata IA
it to market •
1. The cede ato
rinderpeet
of Chattel. lit
ughtered LA •
market. Boca
napalm' tile
Taff
1 101 Web, CO
111 lather
at 1.4001.
informs as tbet
lied at Spin*
d soot to market
Iwo, by bis ado
h be isu ordendo
ler by bees aside.
beloogios to Me.
mried Mr. VrPh4
=DWI a" bred
srodand seat to ,
p, Of SealriTetki
d,ao " n.
Verntry.
ScuTtairD.--lbe
sada, ble by • '
the Sendai a 1""
ed
forth 'bops
in oPPAitke*
ems. u eesese.tah •
debated sad Min.
Teapot iotrederam
sd WAWA bbl. ,0'
te opacity,
rthaNaeleas how
seilia thief§ this
rcb court for •
Sgh rather dieelee,"2
xdospeal quoit" ""...
&um to UAW
,articular road.
adoption of the a •
II of observant"oi._.
or instaaos, be fw
D disposed to Abe
Notion. BY the „
'ord of the Sin
gire° way be tba ,
tho lathy
d I am glad tiost tbe, •
velar reeogilig.:;.
Witter, harviag
and adjusted at SWIr
'science. ileaa c"*,
Mr • navel
traffic Wows dolt.
not siogma
,sibe iNana
by noun ru* w
ese of imuneset
• and
do occur ,
o these 0144 •
reorwatiow_...,
keY Its .‘"cbitterill
ease, Kr. , •
Macleod, eiramol .
,a, awl owned
1,1:1 botany
‘ 'be mon,— by 6
um such 1,?"T,0f the
re
and that A 'WYka•
A secrsaill sad early
ht sot wholly Wells
oleo Webe nis 110
Ong, or defeodbed
a Sundays. la "tool
n of even the lees
r bad bees 'wile' werla
pon in the es.'
war Mira.!tr
have beers
bo broke the
Pw" .
se w wan.
ilud as that,•;:i osa a