The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-27 00:00:00

TER EXPRFB3, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1858.

swam Inbar mid aye end dedisiag beeft. It wee thee kw
delay le Olathe skistif •ak art Must compumedou
ik deka des eisaisses messless. Bat she woe
Wks addi le alibied empessedes at tbstr beads is
Zl:st the taw less le kw hasp sod aut =Teas
Is by 'mess of the Misled hales
asks six yam et de bat pert et kr lik-wileis-
ams slid dam bassdrily sperm&
Mr. Jobs llasbare, assidast Is Mr. Me=
TY diked am Me my anise k MIR
origkelly deb Wade. my dewed, bus
be oder-
woods 11111111111.161 hk wk. He routed a solely of 1001. a
"woad MN set aimed lis swasses. Bs lira at AT*
• smile's beets. but Arm& sesead le his mother's.
Is lid lad sae esseasallua via as Maas. pespecoky
marelese. That weeefter la lievaskee we demi, 1867.
He somerbod dis le the delladat ad eared be
alibi assmakie sass ble sealeabesoriss Asks-
ast said. " dees es" Moll leit a dmits movies
▪ Mrent,. slat muslin is Ms male►
eseassesissi by Mr. Oared—lt woe Is May, MU,
wt admin. ilmt ads Ise his lades It was bodes
list be lid aced us slob le his wok. ad Ss ledeutth
hi seek left lei mil atlas is the ask
selexy et IML year. It wee la sheik his aka le Web:
dal sed le the Whir sajoSti: las tee fresessely thet
lie aTzegarkflierate tame wore se tbe ltsgsa
by tbe bard added le
• wb ells d diumlne s thew DM ea sides ths mast
=sal et dr Istentew be bed bed with tbe
Mahe le the usevissa. sad* stoked
isftiesa set api sent* ',Mimi se bass le lake his
VIM es.

81thhale. waded by 14. Itheeeder—
ISM• ewe thy swathe I. 1659. la the wow of
she lea ism le speak to plata ea the
suet et bar aequideseselop with Wawa, awl this.
esereqweeos st the wm, that weeled but with
sethewe to the thestiblp ci the peeks. she its.
Weal la essF to thee ea taterview with We-
=Glebe thee made pawed betroth am.
the dee vie the worthy Ai
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e= isitS ethweledapel eaeark
setwealet bdo,etthsodew the
=eipleledll mil sea meth Is her maim Te thN
tepid he !WWI bettewiebly lesser& the pleb-
Ilk eed ea thei weithelswass WOW wee psrathed
with
wide le bet width It wes awl thr pithW to eis with
where Ws abe rlt hew the ad nee, hovers.. Re with
whams wins ale Y Grads YIN aNMu,, 1856. aille
1.11•11101 We/, bud Ike the nem Odd her senior IMO
set seielrel Mee we gothe le Wimps epee the sebjew
et the sessiege. She Wand Y wee WNW the ilthe the
thth the pinball! behied his to the W. Whew rid
she hoped he with be happy le Ide =iv bel Wed
thee It wee bed dme le theses it edam Ms
maw we Ile bed get akW to.. =et
Ilemsafa, ISA batman bow that the plethdf
le Moe law melee to howery. The Ilme of thertlege we
et
welleaul le the hew; bed k wee sailWaal alb at
?l he heath whisk bed weds anewie Mwis wardthily.
ON d bit sinks Mink . Whams arm
spehe to themes able WWI went le Ithellsbl.
had reedeed (eV am law to.. W Briars brag
Y Itheek WWI bed Armed the a lsta to dehesthat •

Onte-turnini by Mr. Orneri—lite Mew the isle-
diets near we very ill et the tine tee d The
anther wee s !Mew vanes, nod delledent Welled with
Yr. Hohniont the yogis of tbe insole seresale. U
Me of the swousis we sleet to have doindeat need an
nessaarly brae ban lahrand el the obounennes saisse
night be In nnernies nth the
_persist et traveling
It was about the Ma rebniary pined, nun
to YeiW, end she Hotteetly laid whams it wee is es-
mini d bar meths?' nerrlert that the desired to ge es
ilhoMdd. the Tenidnild skeet a nub is Ma days. Her
elelserni esceemtbeg he the distribution et bar tins nes
dWry iessisreat; but ohs owned sabatqamilly that air Ind
essived witness.

Ma. Sank Nebel, mither of tho *MIK maimed by
Mr. MeseeMr—llho bed maim to Wages in Oho
liiik bar ilmehior. He, brweeor7ht
boot mynas le Mr. The fret Muir readied feu hie
elm* d Low% ftbe bed sever sae the
dighoist Me MI net reside an the soli \Warbled a
Oman LL deeellier ewes Lome gest the Mg Oi
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bell bed orMi lobe& hoed Immeashar
wry Bad Awed la weesmoso. am Mil boa 'Wired to
bavo medieel terriseek .ad stEsi levies., to /offer
Ye hot
bedi la
days body sied
obtelse Wed. Her a
ohm MI, hoverer,
lior d
Cresromeshisd by Mr. ?Cava Was quit. we bar
ilseghtsr dY est haat .ay other aitaattoo alma Morin Y.
LA She mated with hot aster, who to a =Maw I.
liagoo-strost ; bat oho was too astral to b. able to do
mask

Tbie dosed the pWetifre ewes, with the neoptiott of the
al the es letters, which wee ddeteed until
Ltre hi
row (tdia
The carat Um edjoareed at a Tarter pant are.

COURT OF COMMON PLBA&—Nov. 46.

111kbp at X Priam. l Middlials--(Bdoe; Mr. 4/1:16011
Wahl esti a Osseas Jury.)

LLOYD V. 001.L1T.-lITIINT AOWDIENT.
ihit plaintiff in ibla oes elsbeett damages for Inituirs far
aimed by him in baring bon Ina ova. through the mei-
germ al the detiondaat.
Mr. lbsdnant Perry and Mr. D. Memo Eppeerod for the
=NA Mr. Hawthis and Mr. J. Kaye Wen for the

TM piatiff was a jobbing oreanwe, red ths dthedant, •
of property, was reassit In Australia, but to the
Calat=a be was cle a visit to this country. Oa the 23rd
listanbee the plaintiff, who Is a toms about 00 years of ags,
wee wasoinc High-east, Maryleises, bat Woman".
at nt to Paradr►aaraef, to fah his septa bar.
This was *only *IA *
ad It was a begin stigla al as spat wisvolti
lighted. The delni was driving aregalgit-strost maths
rate of about saw sr deli war to has.. Thar map be
wee thriving was am of petar castrectlas, bag lead
so that Its maid sat we to tither sins at his, and it wee
dram by a pat of hems which we. sot harmosel to •
psis, Ism to • - Mahan. The wrap was as to Its
ann. elle. The ybistiff wham he had pt newly arose
the teed we kestrild down and run over. Be was so es-
way bur rue be bad kit pain said wakes. ear sisos,
sed bed boa malt to ark. His spies as bars, sad that
pint ands body red near keen as Wake IMt ho said eat
tar wait to isea I. The sides bed
=Wary le l& eight syn Irma& rlt WCTO•11 d
OD 10 us deur with fhit eye. Ilebed esesspently
atag ad to war • disarm k. Tb kl..slf was
ma ima topsail in • any bed Nato of health.
Bersal Wass rearm ware aild, ead they were all of
spires Ur the aesident wee refire ef re drhadsat. As
won as it had happened he stopped ea Awed Is pay sll ri-
pens ; owl easepen.ly he offersi to pip ths doctor's bill,
mid le gat the plaintiff 61. bat that hi did out of charity,
=Last es alsehg his liability.
behalf a/ the dafaadaat • strobe of warm was
ailed, ad the deposittutts of lb* debadentand Us wile are
pee N. It was *druid that do eneviege was saw-
arse se its tercet side ; bet it as sal thst tits arm mama
by • nentsor ef penis sissillog ova& as ROM of ear.
ready pallentsea whisk was are It. The carriage was
draws • lita set of as etas air Is avoid the people. The
swats our ea* gig Ivor six oily to boar, sod whoa
the defendant saw the Wise celled oat to him twice.
This earsad, se winsome said, le " paralyse" the
prang, era bread of grass eat of the way, f.n dotes le
beet of tho bora bare be was tresched. Then were Y.
11111111 Ono at ermaradkaiaa asses err Urge tho de-
frien swine allt all pined/ erawiesi ha the
dbeedese le whit bard nest al the rarer sold VIZ
Ci?and that the rest wee showery sad dark inner of
awl dew
Justin Wilke amid the Vary that to talkie the
pint' to INlffir, he met skew rat tits tsjury rearred
thesseb Sito astligewe of the riandea and arl,
neillpre al the part r the *riff Wawat,
Abs out
to qua
bin the " wen skle al fie way, his opiate
:go% is
any 172:16= • wig bad • right ti
elk et
ate
art 611 watt. Ws mossopled, mod pro-
b• owl It so nest Is ingot* other people.
Tbe Noy feral to amidst Ibs Matter, wad, site they had
ban bred up ter sewer Iwo* I was eadenisalthet tarn
was as dors ef Oak sinnki ft a walk*.

of trams admissible only against he writer) ; the
jades, hall that they were mid ecieepeent rdismiss the to-
revitalise Wore the trnidarket of the ammo. Eventually
the ems wee adrarnol, end in the menthes an act or par-
liament was obtained prig the tort authority to grant the
rirwhishbed bean verb to them.
Mendegs Clarelawa, Q. 0., Dr. Addams, Q.C., end
.p oat ler the petitioner. Mr. /aril, Q.C.,
Dr. !Mame% Q.C., and Mr. Mandell, toe Mrs. Robinson;
Kr. Pcmyth, 0.0., eta Mr. Cahaldge, fur the co-
Mils•
orepth sow mord that his ohm! be dismissed from
W snit, with core.
The °oar panted tho appliselion, but mid the gaud* of
mei met stand orr WI the and et the mean.
Dr. Lora wee than swam, and examined Mr.
He said—l am • physician. I studied at . I
.envied a daughter of the kr Sir Wm. Drysdale. We
rallied ohm oar marriage at Edinburgh, bat we etterwards
want to Meer Pm% near Panahain. Ledy Daysdele
=red wllk mi. We became minted el* Mn.
Nmember, 1860, at Bdinlargb. The two
▪ libinumis bums oil intimate mama. I bar
thillem, the lest Mobs bees born on the 7th el *Mew,
hid. My wMa is Mead it or W. Thu ltatamma
lab ldhaberipb abaft Jana, 1161. Wry want absent am*
the whale MEW ammar. Thep retuned the next yam, bat
Vanoceallanmirde lei spin in the anima Mew*. Mae.
wee lady WI per Mang wtrimmenci. Onr
awrintanoe was reimored ad Moor P. They met all
HAI( at Reading. We lei ear Maim with them in 11111
while we wont on tits Oaallanat. They bale ben with dim
Mess; and great krises bee been dam to them WMe
Hobiamaa. We went to Moor Pea r Me" MK I
Band a heiMaaatkr araldbinsant Mom Pim &lion
frit ,Wlud and Moor Peek in UT, WM. On 110 mea-
sles she only aim *lf ss 41111111111. and I Mil net sea bor.
To the Met et wq reellsollem the Ili thew air awe to alley
with as vas Is Mewing is. OM was id* es
ism days. Shedr
awl relied writhe Tilt of Oinellsr,
sad she war • ea lb. 10th. The Molimme veer
to eller this, and
Mn.ail Mem
till,ll.= the Ur a Jana, 18.56. Balm mar
to as an thst day, end rensimad till We lilt el J*._ She
mem can ea the 10MoorOrsher, end amiaboilll the
UM. As never wee a Peek owls, Mewl he a day
M the 1•11 cd August air the lorgisafarg of Sepeamber, 116&
To the beet et ray emoirrits she spat • night with as
1/bea she ammo aa use an dr wee alma ea invalid. Ohs
eensnlted am polmeimally far the fret Wm is lash lOM.
Mr Warmed sae that she had bean soMorg is, a malady
to her am ihr mural yam Mr mamed le be
aad

sir C.Ceesniil—lt apparel from bar *nal that she
yr 41.

-111iiese—Betwesit the of 40 mid 50 a drip takes
piece it the ihmele which An saris the
serve& Mrs. Rolligures dinemnser was a edam ef emir
nen and swoons enattammi• Ohs wen goer* very shaid;
hot memetimas her enceereedes wee nighty animaii. I 11l
net freeman toe kw; het I advised hat t• nellege a asap
ef laNe Irsalammt ; end I recollsot peedmikely neemeeind-
lee liur the nee of the sits beak. She new tenwelhri mai en-
emit en the* eermakin. I wee in the bah at vendee shwa
wish my pelhnts In the groods, while ere very Yap awl
toseatifel. An the wane were opal leas ismsess,
sod Adams of the oileblidemst. Thee wee • themmashime
thread' the perk ; had emu if poem wend ep
the grounds without say lie,. it was teseillered a Mespean Of
seem I grid more for Mrs. RAW= thaa fir a sure
emir, she bibs as old Mabel of ay itmly ; lut Ide not
Risk I walled more with her than with ths other kens& I
was In the habit ef slating many lady Wheals Is their
sem& Mn. Mews was not a patient ; bat If I hued
lot ohs wee seven, I might hays eons to her emu gibe
gsessaDy had two roma, as. Leading out of the east; gar
rally a bedroom and a Malec room ; but she MI emielmse
two bedrooms, in one of which her boys abet. I mew re-
wised ahe from has husband. That was for the time whim
she consened tee.

By the ChisTiusticie—l onset say that I did nth visit
in in in roes, but I maw* recedes flog so.
Bammiastion resammil—The atdy was a room in which
pedants cease to we as. It wee Fir earibarie my ream. It
was • private room ; bat it Ins the to watch Meade tem
isms sad speat the sytabis. Dada, the whelegeliz
maritime* with Km Behinoma I waver had say
Intoreauss with km. I wow leek mr Itheitim with law. I
never to the smalls* degree asedasiod swat thiranis her fa
a Welke* or improw asset. I wirer shkeemed to her
say oonvinatice r theirtrama of as sesseass thscriplita.
In October, 1586, she imilved at Mem Path with ems
of her .as, and she wee readied is the has
ons fa the prisms of m wife sal my maillar4e-kw.
no hell is heal a a ad is wasiently mss
=dby a cumber ed puns. Ohms mark= I geve
m Rhe bad just hare takes niy children to ths
amide. I wee wry maxims that they should a% bas it was
our tamer time, and ass of us could go with them. Mrs.
Beldame Awed to tithe them for es, sad It wee a her
ratans that I oslabd her es I have mid, la the reernos of
my wife, of Lady Drysdale, sad of other peas. I newt
kissed her on my whir acossicia. I newer pat my erne
tonna her weld. I never asthma in. I war tempted
or eamesed her, mad new did anything la ray shape or way
to melte bra pemions. I neva led thy mavevation with
' her about " obviates maseqoases. " Thin was no
Mltisoolooding between as thoat nibs Midrib ;
thin had tom hem the slightmet awammation
tweet wa an the imithiset. The entries to her
diary an Meaty me swim* tidos. TheLpt IL;
Wee al rwastross, to fee at had me I ma
in thaws. Eke sever at • loch off my bald. I sever milked
out with in to °Mahar mks, the we boor-101116 if °look.
Our dinner boar is lialf-pest am. WAR perk is
pert al the is the
tbnatim
thole walkZ7lleadad=st hourly. I waver
cam* to kiss Mrs. Robison. The moms la the By as d:
scribal by her is quite imaginary ; thee was no sack seem.
The " Bower-walk" is the mast open tad public In the neigh-
bourhood, and the Bower itself is sossatanded by two public
roads. My Wady has those doors—the beds I. the dining •
roam, mother is opposite to ths peatry. sad author hods to
the sermate room. The earmats waistlines bra
is the habit of pawing through it. Of mum they would
sot come through It if I wet item then with may pavan.
Cron-examined by Mr. Barelaw—The sensate would
gsamrally knock before they false* the milady ; but they
might by mistake open the doer. Thin is a enamor-
home on what ha beta Whit th• "island.
Ponces sitting there would set b. visible at any
dtateses. I may hays Mae In that chaser-hoar with Mrs.
Boblessa. I ban less this. with almost wary body who
Um mar been at Mar Path. At sore diWasco from the
hem than are eatemln hrthe or wombed'. All over that
pat this. an limearils walk.. I wee Is the habit of nein
Mn.s thiblesea la Edinburgh wry trmaintly. We could
hardly be mem WNW, with each other a Meads than we
VIM WO frequestly talked together a soisatifia subjects
sad ea beaks, on pluvaology sad Mailer topics. 1 ham
basis hi bor. I recoiled willing her a very long
.sou watch I smasanaireted my plow to in. I think my
wilt mid I ad wrymarahayin-lair spat • few days at Raiding.
that ma thimanstoly Mgr we mama from the minimal. I
Oda I had written to Mrs. Bobiesca tress abroad. The ant
thee I had any conversation with her sheet being unwell was
to Jae, 1856. I limaaniy one strictly prollesicsal waver-
maim with bp, I triqoaatly asked her how the was.
She wee mew =ft heatassat at my establielensat. I re-
commestrel * vethego that triatimat, bat she sold that
lise thald la lee thud. Bofors the proanesl costal-
Ultima Mr. Beldam some to as sad weed IMP to receive
his wife and her bale. Ile witha me to 'peek to her shoat
in health. The les he paid me was to fathom. That wee
net szeinewily fee the tisaesetedes, bat pertly bwamse hb
wits end chll b teas Wayieg at Moor Perk. I newer
meth Mn. Rothman a present of a bast. Mr..
sad my wile exchanged loam% I base" I took my whsle
to bar; bat it was my wills gift, aot mina I saver made
bray mem; but I thick qwife les eashameed me or
twe ether prwmatm with her. flew was no ram at Moor
Pmt set
air' fee her as. semplail ay
rows
that happen le he meat. lasOM ea ray
math that de sot mesas* visiting Mts. Bableseas
mem to a ementies. I meth* visiting It as maths
1866. I smog swear that I was set there maim thils that 11
sea. I rapellsot dig Mr. Thorn there—th was hr sth
MW'
s-mem. ' I ken mew beta la lot hobo=
say time la the wthweir
evenies. booms net
thew
o swear
that I haws sot tem la Mr la In
arms& noetrect I es* se to wy patients In shot bedroom
w= do not moss dome to breakfast. I way have oce,
t with Mn. Bahia= lair ha vial Is 1866. The
his In. I saw in was is Dumber 1866. I did sot know
for swath alt my salt wee gobs on in the seslaisethal
.east WI July 1837. My gardener was informed that his
dr* had been op is Loden as a either. In Newarabar or
Danwher I saw a report at the case In the newommers. It
wee wily two Ibis. I led ho oeinmaakatem with Moe.
Bahamian to 1867, or with anybody about kr.
ist-sseaddeit—l had beard rumours cl the Mt, bat I did
ast howl it for esibla till July, 1867.
[Mt. DOAN has teed the report of • the cams, which ap-
p
sted la the iiisets of Da. 4, 1857. Dv. lan's name
ma ad meellemd
dr aim hmilemia naderstood la 1867 that I was im-
=a the ALL Ima tot communicated with a Mrs.
a Mal I hamlet in may away hem might by
kr la harem he this ogs.
Mr. leen Om at greet le= Mier the
awn ea bade megeadest. Thou
yid est the athastithary meth which would ritikerved
es, V .iris Dr. Leas bed tam stqatesd at Makery with
Ithlthams. Ws. Baths= should be convicted al mina-
tory with Dr. Use.
eir C. Crinewell—That is wily • awn behedeal sawasly.
Mr. Bovill would net pea the peal tee fir ; bat still It
ins ea othervadmi width he thought it bb duty to sake.
He mold gaits imathestsad the asses width bed
Bableace tree to mil tine beam irailisbel
he la the Madam watch u that it.. misled lathes her
healtemlmed herald she might be gin le poshass freedom
sus MI thew terms.
The OW Justice mid the mart weal& ham grist difll-
- In arming to • asnolmiden it they hid Is ammo that •
lady wield he willies le rename hemiless Awn • humbead
at Sho salaam of bee share/sr. I might he so.
_ _

Kr. BOyill— It Welt be so. lauke pretest emae thsee
see sot th• slightest miasma to °onetime the merleeif
the reeysedset's disey..bet there esse SAIINS sepaert
tits hypothesis of Mom* set essesees ellemer
et her disease het NW drum 160, ofblieto lib= •
eat be impeached, aster art Sod the *keel
esehority for belteobe the do Pasiblett,_ IP, II
Woe to room lmotDry ovolia. • omit regoomoro Ile
jowl would !Jaw that do wo Neither of • haw dile-
lams, we bet ate a wes! peewee is bee Issa ;
It yes ere mesh& beetles esisseasly set yet semetts

mama that her malady had to operate. He Oho learned •
gentleman) would cite a few passages from this 11101arkablo
work with. • view to esplain the character of this unhappy
lady
"Oct. 17, 1849.—Bright and clear, bat very cold. Left
hosts early, and had • pleasant voyage of mots then two
how& maw the fines, and walking an the deck till I
ruched etaward. It is certainly • sale sight—that Ass
river, with all its 'hind' and activity, an I aojoyed it
this morsing =Monody. dams passengers from aware
edam, were taken on bawd, hash, it with some accident.
Walked up to Lacy-terrace, and dm moms deed as the pit
of the servant and landlady, who did Pt kmowsna, was ushered
into my sistersroom, • nest hut mall chamber off
ths sitnng-room an the grand Sm. Ids had evidently
suffered much, for her sym wars swam and bar Ws woe
eland. However, it wan• mom dist all wee over, and the
baby a las child likely to de well. It via dirk end nit*
tonsil; and as I took it in my sass and Isobel sagely at
Its loud aml Ms, I Id this Isms MP in my sad W-
isp at • sktm;Py Woad mann rusk over my I
bland spin the sat soma& es di die, and Maid thst
the isms Eden sews cow vim I might possess a 'dm and
mild and Bag it mead& aid think d siding but
q ilet. Ima kr from Thep lids mow. lam wad and
week* and tram Maud upwards have to scams say-
off st mush waywardness, saisiksaid pusk sad us-
sanded ter doss. Gel highs and moms me. Desk by the
Was our aids dim ; than took some innohoos, and atter
assert ehrt sonvorsetion lift tin ram, lambic • line for
A. on dm marMalpiroa, la retyped to the pier tram whims
No stssassr Id at Wan It wee • 'lotions evening. The
awn sot PI mad clam, and the ammo mew wee dad in
Ns warty -'Hs lbw =was volleatod the esters, mow
fuE, adobe
kightlionedskipriumidag... ova morelpictursmas than fa
Thar imaidps would sae that the language of the diary
wan dtm dmradmissi by eimdderskis bandty. Alsip
" Dm, ,7 1848.—Roes lake, after a rodeos night. Want
with Alfred to walk to the Meth, while Ch., with baby and
sursesoralked on further. Oa my return I was surprised
and annoyed to find that Dale and her and won ban I
wan detsnadned not to me thim, Malin advisoid
they would come to bully um an do andsoiat IBM Ids
sand.
ride
EWarns to a robbery whet bed Odom plass in
hot house. . B. acme in sass slaw, and wished me
tow I awed, and miry MIIIMeri dot same up
dm* her Undid to mama imitiliziesesamindsn. Anger
and mamma wars Os preiandusint of these woman.
Irk gorse paid macalems to be
=l:l=givr ibsy wend Pt go. They pummlod am
dads, sad sided dl slat ems; don two hours tram
ant onterds No howl. I wan mdmaily Wiped at thelr
rellesm, and at Mot thamisesti to send for • pslimman
py ag;
liowewri WAY bed* rotaltoras vengsand and
that I asuil siamtly us isms OM aims sine I did
WA IN thin. Edituted aff mein on my 11110111111•11 IU
blik. Clairvoyance his mowed other rotas's pro-
perty, bat it ally briap Into trends and realms
me loss seamy to so affect. Everything I attempt
ems not to wooed. I del that my lotions ars
wink and dotesimmat. Irritability and depression increase
ups• sos, sod omens plays as my Inmost mod. Health
beads ma, ma, &M an fear ms, religion is
as sandart to sae, aggravate, my distress. Ohl
monad that I &oral .71= deliver me from the body of
this dud "

" Veit 18, 1860, Sunday.—Fine calm mornings, wind
pad y sue; the sltarnoon and night were stormy, Sat
on baste sad nmiltatad on my peat life, my errors of youth,
my prevoestioss to my brothers and sisters, my headstrong
condor/ to my govern/ea, my disobedience and want of duty
to my wombs, my want of steady prioMple In life, the mode
of my manage sad my madam during that msrriage, my
=and often violent conduct to my children, my giddy
victor as a widow, my moor' swathes and all that had
followed it ; impatience under wenissing dilations, want
of salf-danial, sad resolute fa watt-lain
as as •
=IY
, daughter, as a &ter, a• a wilt, as a •
as • mistress. Thom wasno Oat Is I could
;Mr coasoletka. I could only wish sad skies Is mead,
sad meet Bum wards:

Thou kaow'sit that thou halt IWO MS
With perks. wild sad strong,
And lisesaWg to their witching miss
Has often hd or men.'
" eneday, May 30, 1/103.—Pine cool shadowy weather.
Mrs. L. emit to me Most elem. She would not go to
ohm*. Mr. L. wee writing. She was very kind, and as
the Stile geonp (Joined by her pet spaniel) visited my. bed, I
hit how was their happy, affectionate spirit.and
I
to love and enjoy life em they d 4 se
h
{ties, and joined them in garden, and mamma
their hassoroea condolences on my not being well. Chatted
on asillehnses, indulgences, and habits. Went to flowery
asenati, white they admired. Boys played. We eat and
talked of great &matters, M. Comte, Coleridge, pliancy of
ohmmeter, deeded opinions, legal caution, mental reservation,
and both sides of many questions. Mr. L. was not in the
buoyant spirits of the day before ' • but he was very gentle and
charming. We went round by road, after a little scramble,
and round into steep meadow above home. Her. we palmed
to Minim the lovely view. I went in with Kr. L., and he
read ate a pump from Shelley's letters, where • passage
had struck me to the effect that spirit caws meat*, out
may conceive— imaginatkal can only create."
He (the learned manse') would particularly direct the
attention of the court to this remarkable phrase, which
sesseed to have particularly &truck Mrs. Robinson;
sad be would remind their lordships that Shelley
was firmly convinced to the day of his death that be
had been twice expelled from college, whereas there was not
the slightest ground for such • supposition. The passage
thua
Frig

• All thane reoulatirs are ingenious, bat to ma, r a
there ere dearer and more miishietory ways
cthz:l4=g all them thlays. Did not say so, and we
serrated to dress. • •.• • We strolled through
meadow sad to west woods. It ear very lovely. We seated
°arrives on a high beak, and watched the sore to erre.
F., the spaniel, was on ray lap, and Mr. L. next to ma. It
was the very scene that I had often loaged for sad pictured
to myself ; but now it wee realised were then sot
drawbacks ? A group of barabtAyatt (rider played
agar us. Several prone passed. a ast there ea hoer,
sad at length, peeing through the woods, turned into the
south plantation. I walked on with Mr. L., but without his
arm; sad a slight bitterness seemed to came over his spirit.
I sat to rest in our own meadow, bad be leaned against the
rolls opposite to me. Mrs. L. buss up with &Oder ; and
we all soon rat ia. I made tee, sad cloyed it. Mr. L. sat
by me at tea„ and we talked ea hour on politioa, hereditary
dement, funds, emigration, &a. Afterwards, at
are odor, Bless illboys to bed, as it wee Sunday,
we eat out in tha pram Mrs. L. had a cold, and went ia
at tea. We talked of Lord Byrom, of riding, of courage, of
balloons, sad of coolers. He smoked and chatted, end
laughed mar. Mrs. L. was low. We then remained out
more than an boor aloes, talking of meit's spirit, his life, the
grave. Immortality, God, the universe, man's raison, and his
sheet, dieting nature. I =premed my gradually acquired
calmness of mind, though I dither from all my Molds, sad
bed lost the hope of all the Wrier of the Christian's creed ;
and I said that the purer of truth made up to me for re-
Urnqulshed hops. I expressed my love of redaction and deep
steady of there things, though I knew exeotly whammy finite
ern moat stop. He spoke sadly sad rid he longed to prey,
longed to believe, doubted mach If there were a future fur
rasa, sad alluded with deep feeling to the death of his Greek
friend sad fellow-student, who had spoken with hope and
istelligenos a few deye before hie death, and was sow gone
far ever. He eeemad =truerd by the beauty if the sore.
The nor role above every cloud, and silver sere muse out
sae by ems in the blue of heaven. Silence unbroken, except
by Om lendrail, prevailed around us. DaakINIIIIN or rather
risk came on beautifully. He wished to be oat all night,
'fa trcalm sad magical moositght,' but soon after area
I filial Mrs. L. would think us unkind to haft bar, and
we wit to the Ire. She was still low, mid I red to rear
her. I get a Buie supper with some difficulty, as all were
Is bed. Mr. L. read me two pieces of Shelley e Ode to
Genstsatla," and to t• Deieron," sad rest midnight we
pried. I was ward and prier with the erring, sad
slept higter though disturbed early. I gave Mr. L. my'
Base "Spirit Dasoord." It was very remarkable that is re
M. Robinson addrered herself to a . nadir," se
M
rsyers composing a work in the style of " Rousseau's
Coressions," for the anuiseineat of some one who should
read it after bar death —" Ab, if I tied the hope of another
lite of which my mother speaks (the and my brother rote
kindly this day), and which Mr. B. urged us to seers, all
would be bright sad well with me. Bat, alas I have it not,
her Poribir obtain that ; and as to this life, eager, sir
▪ neiplesenere, hopelessnens, overpower and rend my
sod, end all me with remorse and foreboding. Reader, you
see my inmost soul. You must despise and bate me. Do
yea also pause to pity? No; for when you read these pages
all will be over with one who wee too flexible foe virtue ; too
virtuous to make a proud, socoseeful villain. Good night.
May you be more happy." Without troubling the court
with say more passages to illustrste the general character of
the diary, he would now refer to some passages retathLtt;
Mr. Thom, whose evidence their lordships had heard.
would be four to be of precisely the same character se those
relating to Dr. Lane,
Si C. Cramwell—But they do not mme to the same con-
cludes.?

The Chid ; and the learned gentleman's
remark is hardly fair to Mr. Thom.
Mr. Burin mast neverthelee• contend that the pram
were of the Pame character, sad they bad the positive state-
ment of Mr. Thom that what Mre. Robinson aid of him
had no foundation bat in her tasegisetioss, and were nothing
1 bat rhapsodical imaginations. He wouid now rile one or
I two other nada about Mr. Thom
" Read—std low all day. The slam xriwon and
wham* bed Med eat, lawriag al=l rorrowful.
My
.Iboriltle mot alba =I with
' phased make eft 311.. Thom, and yet am int=
pandas bole am• onward. Tried all I amid to team
myna( cam, bat la yob."
Had lie (Mr. Them) yammered st returns* • tat of sry
real Wrest la him be Id tai ea r$
int Mika. I was embed. as I had dos Ism is
mbar eaerhae, dad raftbola awed dm
atolaM I emit obet asielme at ray but.
nly rMir
sod partielysties of wawa pletawrk / at haw.
*WY. Ash* my Nib Ul What m dim cl nat.
lag, heseritswoy. &a Id
ler
Ia al tide It wee *Milt t 1 as. &aim nada tea
of weereedeas whisk wars tat Jodie" by wayldhe tbM
taloa place; awl he bed. thaashela • richt ta,
that 'be had seed= of "Dr. bale hi .1110111;
exaggerated tonna One twcalhwitywadd see eisalet 'Mho
the ooart in the strange paragon will* Mr. Nieliassa ell
apa—tamely, that tiny could nut bra Ina masa al Se

days on which they were entered. Thus the first
dated the 7th of October, ended Alas I slept lit=
eight; waking, rising, longing, dreaming—and slowly mime
the morn." do that it must, at the earliest, have been 'MUM
on the &glowing day. Another peculiarity in Mrs. Robinson
MIS the (regaling of her dreams. These were •km pas.
.6 g:bwo. rensfintio dream at days till I raw. I have
oft n the lact sad groundwork of a novel in my mind during
sleep, with names, sontas, and ell pea* yet quite unto-
mead with aught that has omread to myself, and I hog
for the pia Glares;M writer to not* all down at the tins."
" Dreaming all od dent friends, romantic situation,
sad Mr. Lane. h I why are dresma mote blest than
waking life r
" Strange, cirourestantial dream about Mr. L.N4
Sight with him and Dottie and Alfred, Mrs. overi
us, sad my departure. Pursuit by Hoary and C. I never
bad any dream which took Bluth entire poanosion of my eon!.
I hunted to finish my morning's avocations, that I might
write it down in the form of a story; and all day I could not
forget it, or hardly realise how much of it was has sad how
swath false. Good God what puppets of the Imaginetion
sre we r
So that this lady had dreams of so vivid • character that,
as she said, she could hardly tall when awake how much
althorn was true and bow much false. Reading all this in
the light which medical science out upon her out was he
not jmtMed in saying that when she made entries of our
dsy's proceedings on the day following, she would not be
able to distinguish between what had really occurred and
what she had mealy dreamt P The court most recollect,
too, that it was what We had let fell whet she was in estate
of delirium that had first awakened her husband's suspi-
cions. The statements in her diary and her delirious ravings
were of one character._
_ _

ThedZiJusalM—But do we not often her of persons la
the delirium of firm revealing facts whisit they would not
for the world here disliked tuidw other otrounastanote ? _

Bovill—lt ;Tie also • rea circlustanos in Mess.
Rebiseon's favour that the other side had not called far a
slope letter from Mrs. Robinson to Dr. Lane, or vice Virg.
Apia,
was it not remarkable that no wicereses could be
to corroborate say of the alleged Improprieties f
Basely, considering the publicity fig dry could not weft
have Noma without moniebodLi. that ?
The Chief Justios—Not if t bra frequent. But
this lady's diary emly speaks of as of very rare ocour-
Naos, and moaning apparently la spite of tDr. Lea.'. better
fachnetkas.
Yr. &will could only spin urge the publicity of Dr.
Lans's stady and the grounds. Re might point out another
natarkable aircemstance. Oa the Hat of Dabber, when
Mrs. Robinson was no longer at Moor Park, there were no
man entries of the previous Mad; she met* mid, " Rater-
arty mes—romistio drams of Dr. Leas elf sight." What
as hod the reams of consolingbar hordes by redaction as
the haposability of their being real ohs calked theta drams;
but what she was at You Park, and the thing right bays
warred, that she spoke of it an having actually tart
piece.
The Lord Chief Imilee—That is an unfortanele srgessat.
If you could here head one of three prase (shies whoa
she ma not at Year Prk it would have been a ohmm-
eter* of brasses importance to prove that she was under
the in/lemon of Musk s& But you see in her diary she is
able to dlatlapia between dreams and what you all bar
delasiona

Mr. BovDl moat still contend that the fair inference was
the other way—nor y, that she did not know the difference
between what she dreamed at night and fancied she had dose
In the day time, unlem she had some external means of re-
cording her impressions. The learned gentlemen concluded
by urging on the court the fact that Dr. lane's character
had remained not merely =impeached bat wiquestloned on
arose-examination, and that, too, otter the peculiarly
favourable opportunities which the long delay had afforded
the other aide for making inquiries about him. He trusted,
therefore, that the court would, by its decision, not only
acquit Dr. lane, but would protect his unfortunate cheat
against the effects other pliable hallucinations.
Mr. Montagu Chambers, in reply, coakeided that no one
could read the passages relied on by the husband without
seeing that they amounted to an acknowledgment on the part
of lira Bahama that she bad succeeded in alluring Dr.
Leas into the communion at adultery with bar. That bang
so, the eau lay entirely with hie learned friend to remove
the onset of that admission. No one could Jar one

moment doatThai the diary, se a whoa; was
the production not merely of p. sane but of • clever,
though no doubt romantic, woman. The defence sel
up was that the writer had been afflicted with
a monomania arising out of • uterine disorder. But what
amnia of evidence had beat adduced to show that the state
of her health would reader her being afflicted with such a
monomania probable P Dr. Kidd, the only soientiflc witness ,
who had ever attended her, distinctly denied that he had
ever suspected while attending her that she was suffering
from any disease calculated to produce delusions. It was I
nothing to the purpose that he had afterwards formed an
opinion from reading the journal that her mind might have
been in a = 'bid elate. It did not follow that the maladies
re-
ferred to v...uld produce delusions; it wee equally probable
that they Mudd tend to deepen every guilty propensity. One
thing was clear, that atthe time Dr. Kidd was attending her the
journal did not oontain • single trace of delusion. With re.
glad to Dr. Lane's statement that ha had been oonsulted by ,
Mrs. Robinson, he (the learned muted) had only to point
out the remarkable fact that there was not the alighted allu-
sion is the diary to any sash oonaltatica having taken place.
hires also remarkable that except the purges which formed
the subject of this inqay, not one stemmed which was said
to be false or ineecurate bad been pointed out. It was clear
that from the lost moment Mrs. Robinson beheld Dr. Lane
she antoeived a passion for him, and when she saw him
making the agreeable to another lady she duly recorded bee
jealousy. It was substantially admitted that he used to da-
mes acanthi° subjects with her, and that he used to reed
poetry to her, including some doubtful pumas from ffbeßely.
r. Thom had been calkd to disprove her stetments
regard to him • but though be said that the scoonat
was highly coloured and awarded, ha did not attempt to
deny that tin fade =aliened by Mrs. Robiasoa were not
smelly as the had desaribed them. The cases eked by the
medical witnesses in reality proved all that the lashesd woe
tor. Is these oases the persons spells of ammo
rem mimes; end if Mrs. Robinson had been like
one of them, woe se doubt her diary would hue teemed
with amorous Instead of the three or four relied
upon. The very Lot that she had made so few atria of
that NM wee and that she could not have been the victim
'of delusion', but had narrated what had really occurred,
what she so broadly hinted that she had at length succeeded
In leading Dr. Las satray. Again, Dr. Lane declared
that he had newer kissed her except once, when Laity
Drysdale was preasat. Well, that was exactly what Mrs.
Rohfoem acid—she was always oomplalaing of his
coldaere and his anion. The entry on the 7th of
October was no more than what anybody would
have expected who had read the longings end the
dreams which lire. Robinson had for years been re-
cording in her diary; unless, Indeed, they must pee-
same that Dr. Lane was a perfect Stoic or another
Joseph. When Mr. Robinson prooceded against his
wife is Doctor' Commas why did not Dr.
if he were innocent, take step to vindicate her charades rasf
He knew that he was Implicated in the charge; why, then,
did he not come forward ? He (Mr. Chambers) would pat it
to their lordships whether it was possible for any innocent
man to hear that be was charged with the cotumiesion of
adultery, and yet sit quietly down under such an imputatka
—especially if he were as sensitive with regard to his reputa-
tion as Dr. Lane had been represented to be? Again, he
(the learned counsel) most draw attention to the fact that
saw of the medial witnesses had been asked to a* Mrs.
Robinson, but that ell of them had been called tamely to
speak to abstract fads in their medical knowledge. Iu eon-
clwdon, he could not but point out that Dr. Lands
data amounted to no more than the plea of
" Not guilty." They were denials that might have
been prompted by a wish not to give pain to an amiable
and afect on ate wife; and the court would therefore place
very little reliance upon them. They would look at facts and
at probabilides, std they would see in the case the very ordi-
eery ocennence of a man wbo, touch tempted, bad in an
unhapp mama yielded to temptation.
Their lordships reserved their judgment.

The Lord Chill Justice said their lordships had ooate to
the detersdnalkis that the Lames is the jury cafes sow wait-
tog to be beard should be tried before the Jodie ordinary or
WM other serobegot the wort, lodged of Wag tried beim
the full mut.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Justice 11W.)

Maim Amur. 7Y, • asepsotabirlooklat man, deseribed
ea a mudoisa, was indicted for the amailaughter of Una
Tumor, otherwise Little.
Mr. Poked oondueted the promendoe. The prisoner wee
dediaded by Mr. Sleigh and Mr. ill'Donald.
Tha oircametaacea of the case were recently given in a
pollee report.
Mr. N. Stokoe, • surgeon rosidisey at Peckham, depoaa
that he was fetched to lee the dammed on the evening of the
9th of November, and ha found her in bed and very ill, sad
entering from infiammatioo of the bowels. The prisoner,
he believed, at this time informed him that the deceased was
pregnant, and wittier' had no doabt that Me was esdowly
tserenely ill. Whams irearthed for her, and told
the prisoner she was eerkemly Id sad it was mammary to
keep bee extremely quiet. Os des following day, a little
after one o'clock, witless saw the dammed again sad food
that dee had jut beta 'sawed by his meteor of a dead
ItiaridaltlYjart. Ms strte last seaPtra preersr, h dbedleee e
Hovel, &Mos eh II• lbs!i_ 10.
o'olrok is (be ~dal lithe Ith, armpits dr army in. us
the lanocciew lay she toe email moo. As he wee hadad_Ke
boom he lewd a maw, and Is 0111.111qmsee of what Mrs.
Moseley told Km ha nmaraod to dm desmiste bedroom sad
food the primmer the, sad ha was reproaching the do
ceased Maim sciataot. Witame told Ms that was mot .
So.f.= re lets orb maters, as Or doesesid Tr
rid she was slaw hi car sad he would mot
;11-41,ThelEeer ataithasi very visual, sad maid he
meld satt le la ha awe hoar, mad thrasher! to
[desk allow Kra tell Mrs his eimelsot awe
Irma ha was sot in a It and. a be Mewed ee roar with s
decisimil, sad that a poltroon might to interfere, and
eiesald speak te me wpm the inkiest. _ He to
hems ma the some maim sag bud *a dammed eery

awl do sentioned w attest tat ustg bee daub, which took
thee as Na 11114. Wham wee present at the ptet.racre,
ezerainetkin of the doomed. The covering of the Week,
was in a slats of great tallanamedhu, sad there woo a
quantity of pus in the cavity et the altos* which vas the
result of that Manmade,. The ether ewer of the hey
were heathy. The tellammalles et the peelleseme wet he
mute of death, ask wltsestlijailwante wawa le
which elm was treated on the Wednesday "id
have aggrsvated the symptom god semisrabei the d
the eommd.
ono.immemb_perthg a woman wile wee in such a
candities tip oat of Ng bed and go down stein in the
gold wee sakashited to aggravate her disorder.
Ha howl bays" ante wares on the day ratter Ws occersd.
If had lewd setidag about her having ham Mated in the
manner Mated he should net have beat at all emprigid at the
death al the dammed. Mn. Hanky did not say Myth*
to him about the eanduct of the primmer until site. the do
creed was dead. There wee nothing eat:Jordan:, to um
propos of the dimes, but on the Wednesday the deemad
wu undoubtedly worse than he expected to find her, and
then wee a redid hareem In the diatom which he could ses
account for. The deemed warn in a very dangerous state
certainly on the Moods and the Tuesday.
Its-examined—Tha could not have been farad
Into the cold fa the roamer stated without aggravating the
disease. The necesearT result would have bees to drive the
blood from the extrema* sad to came coegretlon in the
stomach.

This was Use can for the prosecatioa.
Mr. Sleigh then addressed the jury for the defame; mid
after observing that during his experienue he had never met
with a ease of such • peculiar and extraordinary charmer,
he esprersd an opinion that, nadir the droumeteaces, the
jaisonght to pause before they convicted the pdeiner of eo
as offline as reenalauOter, upon the evidence bine
them He them ealled the shanties of the jury to the hat
that the prisoner was proved to have treated the unfortnests
demand with Madness and affection down to the time of tlia
tranaectiem, end that during her Wear he had itched the
doctor and provided the nurse, and doss ail he could for bist,
sad he errand that, therefore, it was unlikely that he cuelf
have ;shed any intmatien to do an sot that would be
likely to owe her death.
The leased judge, in summing up, told the jury this la
law every tau was responsible for the esseequenees of en
illegal ace emenatted him, and an assault being re
act, It they amid heel opinion that the prisoner bed m..
Wood an mash upon the deceased, and that her death at
suited from that eseatilt, he would he guilty of the Mesta:
manalangleier. He then exclaimed that to °omen... se•
malt ie wee net atesstary that thee should be any salmi
visissieti hat if • person by We threats or by brandng a
and Irvin the power to make me of it, excited •
appetites.= in the inked of another tit.
he Weeded to de Do, that weld be selikini eon-
slifule ea issaalt. In Use prem. csio, thimam,
if the jury shoal W wake that the viol.. of the
sower induced the deosseed to violence
from him, and that under the tiPCBau.dolmthawrifesling she
got out of bed in the 000dition in which she was end went
into the cold, end thus accolstated her death, the jury would
be joatitled to convicting the primate of menelaughter.
The jury, alter• airy short dellhention, retursal • verdki
of Gushy.
Theme judge, in peeping montane', said that the jury
fo primmer guilty of having, by an unlawful sot,
accelirated the death of the deciased, end he was honed to
may that it appeared to him that this verdict was a per-
hotly righteous and just one, and the jury could
not have come to any other oomiluaon upon the
evidence that had been laid before them. He was at • loge
to account for his conduct on the °melon in questa" Lod
he could only do so upon the supposition that hie breln must
have helm affected by drink, and that this had led to the sets
of violence and outrage which had resulted in the death of
this unhappy women. He had, however, beta °waded of
• very serious offence, end one which called for a condign
punishment, and that punishment would have beat mush
more severe if It had been proved that there had been eny
previa. acts of cruelty on his part towards the deemed. Se
than sentenced the prisoner to be kept to hard labour lire
twelve months.

The trial of the prisoners, charged with engraving a Oda
for the purpose of making Ramadan bank notations postpaid
to the sant maelion.