The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-08 00:00:00

BAIL COURT.—Noy. 6.

flettiap at Nig Prim.—(Men Mr. Judo Crompton mad
Cameos Juries.)

V. ATLOVV.-LUAOLT.

Mr. E. Jamas and Mr. Heaths, wen sand for the
plaintiff ; end Mr. T. Temple and Mr. Hume ondeoted the
darn.
The plaintiff blithe sodas lea lady now train with
her genets in New Oxford-sert, • dialer, is py and
ca In May last she took the Ant door of the house
60, Now Band-street, from the &readout, who ferried on
Andre thin am a boomeaksr, and an agreement wee thaws
up, bet net signed, by which she was to take the aparesents
for two pen certain, at 1631. 16e. • year, payable quarterly,
with remain to have • brass plate on the door. like so-
emdl•Blp sneered an the pules. ; but • few days afterwards
sere airadeethe meth sled defendant required eicerity
for the ass t, or that It sheath be laid weekly. The plan-
tiff tilos kr masklindoth bat the dahadant
Math Mr In th• eversimg. sad the ant day assealted her,
sad width by twang her eat el the home. Time injuries
formed the mance el the reseal seeks. Tbe dthiaokat paid
64. Into awn, and the wily itemeha, thersibee, for the pry
wee whother that ma was 'laden es oaathementhe plain-
tiff for the the lied seistaiseth
The Ifiellathel Lerman., having deposed to the
hots above elithelothd—l gave the muse of two rtheences
with whim the iaiiiii nt expressed himself seethed, and I
rend In permed= a Wednesday, the 12th of May. I
wee to have bad seseedsace, with the use of plate and thee.
Thine wee waft rid about board. The next day they
met me Up OMe food, and continued to supply me onto the
ftheeteg whim I sent wad I would provide my-
self Altar I bed met the reeneen, I received • noes dam
Mr. Alledf, Mein be would not abide by our former apes
meet, tat wield require iscrity, or Wit thereat eheefi be
rid mealy. I rid I would see him OS the.. 111411111.
seer the Smithy et my Lothar's, and returned to
mats an the Mosiday, as which day my plate wea
my
the deer. Nose of oustemere bad called up mthat thee.
In the mein id Atlod came In, ad I
asked kr an sailmatlem el his note, what he mid
there was asehlag to be emplaned, and if I did nit agree to
hi Berme I might hove the home. He was very nelemt sad
I wee meek isertisd. He hashed the cloths Awn is OM
I he was dery gel. I begged him not to Wove so
era which he used very grass Magnum.
I an agagment fiat awning to attend a casemasr, and
I mat for a cab, sad was about to go down seas, sad re-
guested be servant to help me down with my men amok, la
which I had my cosmetics. My and ehmge kw
esteadence on IMA occasions is in gnome. The
mit morning (Tuesday) the servant IMO up sad laid
the breakfma things, bat began I led tabbed the *bp
were removed. I was vary beigmat, but was afraid of
violence, so I did sot runt their removal. I then with dews
stain mid saw yang Mr. Ailed. Be said if I did not like
what hot reined, I mfOt walk out, but that if I did I
sheath be irked ont. The and hail doors were
locked, bus on the deer being =for nee, I are the door
plate bad Ira earned. I wke to the sou on
the sub**ad he rid it had been taken for
net. I said I dld sot deserve inch trearsta.,
and 1 would sued kr my eeNdbm. I wanted to mad some
Hasa le the wen, but yam, Mr. Atte( would not let it go.
Behrens 11 sad U Mr. Alters cook arm Into my room and
commeated meth* everything. The two :$1 re. Adak,
Kim Atka, sad rams Mr. Ailed them sabred, and the latter
pressassd a MN for Ile. Id. hr meet and vegetables, and the
elder Mr. Allot angle see by the shoulder end dragged ine
Ines the ban roar sad the sae sammemod to lock the
dose., sad ailed me would I walk or should he
tarn me lowa make. Be se levered to funs me
down reles. I resisted, sad be that& me on the shoulder,
and hart me very much, and my dimes was torn almost to
ribbons. I meth my way to the front drawing-room window,
and he pentad me. I abrieked out of the window and they
wins drigieasm/ ad W{ of. They them called the shopman,
and gemmed my meek sad ppee cue to the shop. They
were what I nand In my brloesa and were very valuable.
Powell, clerk to my solicitor, our at 6 o'clock, and I left
the house. I have been ill ear since in consequence of the
treatment I received. During the season my weekly earn-
ings were never lass than 164. I have not ere carried on
brines'. My weekly stock was worth 301. or 401.
Cross-examined—l had bred circniars on taking the
apartments. lam a Jeerer and was born in London. I
commenced hosiers nadir the name of Madame Rachel. I
describe myself es at Broadway, New York. My uncle
resides tree. I have her Mansty's patrociage, and to that I
refer In &eying " Madame Rachel, whose euccessful treat-
are of the hair, teeth, and complexion, is so fully appro.
aired by the crowned brie of Europe." My depilatory
renews ha tram the thee. I never red it on the hrd.
The An* powder imparts a bloom I. the cheek.
Mr. fries Crespeon—lt would maks Mr. Temple loot
like Mr. James. (Laughter.) . . .

CrerressinisilM Oltianet' have paid for printing the
eirealare. I errand ban same Ism year, end *wed infancy.
My basin= was dm very bed, on .remit ef the Indian
war. I premised ks pay, mil intended to do so. Mr.
Atloff did sot my r essU net make the rent
payable quarterly dem I got s gnmentee. He did not
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be would not *etas egmentrat albs lith May until I
gees gwersufes. My velbresoss were Mrs. Smith, of Bed•
bad-street, end my former landlord. Mr. Atk.ff did not ask
fat say other. I agreed to give the rent be asked. I tide& I
paid 12e. for fining the plate on the deer. TM teak I
widisd to take wick na when I was going out on the Mon-
day evenieg was a easall OWL It was between arms and
sight o'clock. Os Ms Tuesday morning the two servants
addle obese*, wen is the mom whim I screamed. When
dry mold not pa sr oat they locked roe In. I laid Ws.
I would bays a pugs with nm—my little brother. My mo-
ther came to the hour in the course of the day. I spas
to her out dais window, but as the room door was looked I
cash not go down to let her in. I sin not yet 18. I have
carried on burden= for severul years. I did not serve my
morenticsabip. Mr. Adolf knew what my bnainses was.
He em the plata with Madame Rachel and admired it vary
much. He said It was a very good business.
Dr. Weeks, of High-street, Blootosbnu, stated that he
was celled in on the 20th of May to attend Mrs. Lemma;
and found her suffering from very severe bruises on the arm
and chart, and arms pain in the side, and a great deal of
nervous am itement Bbe suffered fur tame weeks.
Mr. Green, foreman to Mr. Baiter, 480, New Oxford-street,
said the plaintiff bad occupied apartmenta there for nine
ethe. _

in. Smith, of Beffal-street,lord-square, said the
lived In her home ben tee Ithe seemed
= bed
et her father sod wireher by bar
Yr. Tempi eddreeeed the Jury far the defendant. He
mould 'hew that no violent, wee weed, that Mr. Al bad
sever aimed to make the met payable quarterly. He de-
clined as de so unless he re estiefeetory releremoss. When
he menle use fa ray seek be required to be peed weekly for
the but am maga when the *half Mused to epee to
theme terme,bedelermised to get rid of her. He wee sionsiner,
and knew *Shift et imilish law, and if be had outetrtppsd
hie xn
za • Ili. rid Iwo court would amply compensate

iZ-17—• dose of Mr had esmsura oddreee, the farther
lambi of Os MI we sitionissi b Xeaday toortgag.

COURT OP 0010110 N PLEAS.—Nov. 6.
Mi. r .-11/bas Chief Jostles Cockburn, sn
heeler sad Bytes.)

11•1111.111 ft. LNXOTXX AXD AXOTISIX.—ILLIG A L DIIITIIBa,
The 6611111015111 Immayse, woe the landlady, and the
Whom delendene, Needen, wee a broker, who had bean aes-
=rhy her runt milesser. Alereander, to dietratu upon the
. The action wee Ilse ihmages for selling the good.
sited without notice, and he mar other thin" The can
wee tried before the Lord Chisthmtios, when the jury found
kr the plaintiff for 84 la 2d.
Kr. Russell now moved for a rule to enter a verdict for
Wm Lemoyne, contending that under the circumstances she
was not liable, as the gave no ceders for the distress, and
knew smiting of it until it had bees levied.
The Lord Chief Janice thought tiers should be so rule.
The evidence was that Mr. Alexander, after the themes had
been pot in, communicated the fact to Kb. Lemoyne, who said
that she should Isere it in his hands. She therefore became
liable for
rotund ell irregulerities committed is the course of it.
Rule .