The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-31 00:00:00

&zebu T. snows awe ot —lite swam 0/1111.—MDICT
roe two PLAIIIIIII, an AOOOl.
This cies woe on for adjoined haft to-day, and the
greatest possible interest was taken in the tritl, the mint
being crowded dories the whits of the day.
The dabbed= olio. Brown ems meuraed this morn-
ing at the point whore she was bib( that's evoonimoce
with the *kW, molls afire ohs went op to
London and took is baletooestreei la 18w, in
maw to be mar him, _I
coder with him, with TKIMIDMI
to "her thee 'entombing trial. She contimmed :—Mr.
Heresbo sahl that la commossos of undertaking my muse
Ileo hod made many braise. He implored me net to ter-
minable gad his family. Next mooing Mr. Henomdy
miledowl we walked to the Zoological Goblet We eat
dew as is emb. spit be bed me if I would eve kb • rio
bibs ef be Smoinimo abler a semotty for him to barrow
2.1/111. He EMI shoal be oats mete In bobs so. I
mhave fKliseilibbeio kb, sad he would Mina h to
say time I Kiwi him. I wee • Mils stempored at
soh a prepooK, aid emit I did wit bow whither I
eeNd gleisrat bit I bed mgr abbet to provide for, sod
Ilea adds He mid taw best way would be to have
10,0001. for my relations, end 10,0001. for my debt'. After
some heilaikm I oblate& As fez mei remember that was
all that took place thew I never saw the draft of the deed
until I law' it at Mr. Collis's allot In that commotion
Mr. Kennedy nob mid " Yes have got 20,0001. Do you
r abble yourself me owing me that mosey" I did not say,
' Oh, eartably, but you can't have it at peewit" lb.
Heemely did not my " That will do, I mu bye
seererby." I did not my, " I hive given you the bulk
Pi my bats." As far se I can member he
ad met have the deed with me. I went dews to Binning.
hem sass few days after that. fir. Kennedy did sot pro-
ilsoo •MK tabs we went to Bassbobra. He wrote to
meet meat the baba ea the 10th of May. I bat with
mS. Mr. Coals's, sod foaled the deed prepared tbs. I
I owed 11 tweet Mr. Collis and me if I bow the
mising al the deed ? I maid I did. He ebb vas if I
bad give kb • biter, in car of anythbg uahreseen
emordeg about the deed. I believe I did net Prombe any.
eft ci the kind. Mr. Haanedy visited um at ablefen on
the 10th of May, and asked me to execute It. He modeled •
Myrd
se drawn up. II babes. um in rabbet to the
we until it was He salted me to abet it.
He ukelele if an happened tong relations, someepro—
vision should be for them! I PRIM asked M.
Kennedy to draw up the form el the will. I Offel die-
Wee to him what its terms should be. In the meth of
Joe, or at all events shortly alit this interview at
Omllles, I was again in Is/Am I had so cooveregloo
there with Mr. Ham* abut ibis will. He
boil frog...oily spokes to me about taking •
hew, a
_llOlll hoses in Landes, where be could problem.
He wished me to tab his children, and give him a_ power of
I anyto weroge
_my frozni. I artl would not do
anything of the hist should like to bone my
own lwellwief. I recalled Mr. Kennedy Wag at liwinfen
in ISM. I boa pm him lOW. He mid the drake ef the
Crystal Palace prlntbg eetallklunent were in • vary bad
slate, and he wanted me van owe to become • parinse it
to take • share. I maid I did not bleadond anything shout
such • hobos& He obi me he a loon of 2001. and I
ggaave it Mo. This we is Await I teavellsd to floodesd in
, and thwe nod mg gememi loblemil,Mit.Brows. I
beauseespoolbidatthho. beets telltHessodyabertlest
I haven dmeloyed the saber I reodved. It was
throbansing and Tided He said if I suaniedire di.Jl
appear me in await of Pieties in 0011000 with my
deadlieet essoime. That is all 1 recollect of the coutmate of
that letter. I have not kept the second letter. Hs said I
will make • last speech, cover you with infamy sod shame,
and leave the ormafey. His letter was awful. Hs threat.
1 egad to tear 1e pleas the man I had dared to marry. I
holism I did Mai IMMO. that I wrote kindly to Mr.
Hemsedy slier that. Hebrew the two letters I have
Khasi to I wrote • letter, of which the cot I have here
Is • espy:
" I sow web to reply to your operably and Walking
Mb I semi refer to recta You offered to conduct my
rose, bowleg it was a lust one. You felt yourself able to
endwielie h. Yes saw an opportunity to distinguish your.
NI. Thema= when I faltered you promised me to pause.
H my moo bad net been • just oos and good, you, with all
year emblems and
i ability never, could have woo ; nether
'mold you ham emeneded f I had sot myself posibed •
spies width meld sot brook tyranny and opoe ~i. When
pm wen thew for me, and the estate was miss, I felt
the damped love and gratitude for you, and told you more
thee ease I should like to place you se an idol oo a high
elglaand your wife by your side ; you ought to
etli lobo
by you as well ss others. Well, when
the estate ons lepily meowed to me, I had an
act of weeehma lon wrote to ma one of the
bet awful ef letters, thrombin to destroy me.
'Thee you shomplyeer tom, and west down in your knees
to esk fmovonms You yourself prepared • deed of gift
tieryews& and eblidren or. my property. Oen you accuse
sam of • Stoat titer that? Does this act prove you die-
m does it not prove that you were acting for
peer own t, not mine, bemuse that deed was only •
Ille interest. I know Collis was very uoooaifoet,-
ehle, and did not like that bleak tosametion. "
The marriage took place on the 12th of September. I
saw Mr. Kennedy after the .
marriage, In Mr. Chain office.
s. wenememedingly violent. Be eaid, ' I will give you bask
the deed of course," but he did not do so. I debt went to
rzoorei into this than necessary, for the make of Mr.
Plaintiff here asked her if she bed reed his affidavit. She
mid she had. He then handed to the usher of the court
the rings which had been presented to him by plaintiff,
asking him to bad them over to Mrs. Brown.
Mr. Macaulay interposed, and the rings were not passed.
Mr. Kennedy—Do you still adhere to the 12th paragraph
In the affidavit filed in We court, that I asked you to give
me • deell of conveyance of reversion to enable me to use
soh deed as • temporary pledge to borrow the sum of
2,0001. ?
Mrs. Brown —I meant with Womb to the 2,0001. that
them was • liability to repay the 2,000 f.
Mr. Heonedy—Did you my you would repay the 2,0001.?
Mn. Brown —lf you did not toweled, and you wanted It,
I we willing to give you the deed as security
ill 2,0001. As far as I bobber there was no actual
I.=am to who should pay the 2,0001.
beaver, that you were to pay it, and I was
eo= Mist hack the deed at any time. If you had
ds
the deed and you had psid the 2,0001., I should
base hem • dater for that amount. I had molasses In
pwr beresse at that time. I did nct think it be • black
ilenbibe until you refused to give up the deed.
Iris Heneedy—Do you mean to soy Mr. Collis thought it
a Meek ibeaction ?
in Disso—When I gave you the deed it was for •
temporary pueblo and when you refused to give it up, I
bought It i libilltbemohn. I did not think most the tone.
You did not refuge to return the deed without my asking
yea ; but you refused to give it up in one of the o-
bi letters. You said you would keep the deed. I don't
remember one quarter of what else you said. I hare only
sees asked you to return the deed. You wiped no meson
has keeping it. I first told Mr. Brown of the existence of
Se deed the day before I married him. I wished Mr.
0101 e to see you about the deed, sod I said I should be
toy happy to remunerate you for any professiocal UT.
wise. for which I was indebted to you. I did not tell him
by sore.
The Judge—Mr. Collis stated in his evidence that Mrs.
Brown Bond, " I want you to act as • mutual friend ; try
to settle this cause ;" and she pare me authority to pay the
claim. I said to Mr. Kennedy, "I propose to give you
I%000f."
Mr. Kerosedy—When did you tell Mr. Brown about the
offer of 10,0301. ?
Mrs. Brown—l can't remember.
Mr. Kennedy—Did you think when I tendered the draft
of the will to you I meted improperly?
Mrs. Brown—l thought it we. Indelicate. I thought
it an improper attempt on your part. to get yep.
minion of the estate. I peened a fortnight with you
about that time. We wen Koss together. Lettere
were read from my mother In Weles—not from
any other relation; but I had mentlooed the address
of other relations in moversadons I with you. I
mein to my you put the will into my hands without
any words of preparation. I did sot ask you to draw
the will, and I did not my you were to follow me to the grave.
On the ttth of Joss you my `Mr. Collis will meet mat
the station. A dear friend 'met us there last time." That
Mead was you. I think that was before the execution of
the deed.
Kr. Hemeedy—Yes were asked by Mr. Field about an
exprbion von used to the effect that you would reimburse
me for all be motleys. What oldidr did r. 17?
Mrs. Brows—Outlays fee the reports. to m-
iniboomyoa for times rigor* hat was met bond to do so.
Mr. —You my, "The four K net lobo able to
de this won my peanut anopeest" Tea en also, " And
the risk yes ran obis NM het the boa' Dees not that
Kelt spray to bogies:al imam ca the ebb, and ell the rest
of it!
Mrs. Brown—Yea I also mod the enrabot "We will
stead or fell litgellb". I Ebb by that that you were
riskier your predenelem " Stand or fall together" did not
We to mousy seMen. You were always amidst foe