The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-05 00:00:00

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TAYLOR I. ITMLZIT.-OZZACIL OP 1.10111/1 OP

Tido wee ea Bodes le reposer dummies for a breach of peo-
nage of seerriale. The dehadant pleaded that he had saws
made the ponies OA alleged In the declaration.
Mr. Itawhiaa Q C., sod Mr. J. P. Murphy were rionalei
fee the phi Kr. Loeb, appeared for the de-
, deadaat.

Mr. Hawkins harts( addressed the jury,
Yrs. Illabeth Taylor deposed that her husband kept the
Bees mid Crews et Newport, end the plaintiff, Emma
Tqlm._was bar daughter, sad she wee abort nineteen years
*IL bey had three ether danghteet The &tendert was
• fernier at Newport, end be wee fret introduced to their
family at Christens, 1867. Very soon afterwards he arid to
witness that he would have bar daughter Emma for a wife
sod no one else, end after this be wee on terms of latimacy wish
them, sad generally came to their h use two or three times a
weak, sad he wee looked upon sa her daughter's intended
husband. In Sept., 1868, is coasequasos of • oomumnication
that was made to herby her daughter, the went to London
and gave instractioas for the publicatios of the henna for the
csaniege of the defendant and her daughter at Christchurch,
liarykbons, and she returned to Newport on the 18th of
September sad told the defeatist:it what she had done, and
he said be wee very much obliged to her and he at the saes
Yea adtbsemd Yen daughter led raid," We have been played
be the fret Ewa, old woman.' (A laugh.) At this time be
daegiftent welding dress had been bought, and the beau
=L wt on the 3rd of October, that day was dud for the
The defendant, however,
.put ft go until the 12th
en essenal, as be said, that the wedding cake was not reedy.
(Abegli,) His coasts was to have made the sake. The
deMadred war to their hones en the Bth of October and said
that be wield send the bassrimpor on the following day fee
the leggy" sad it was enenged that they should go to
Woke and be waist% sad stay in town • few dap and
then cetera le Newport sod take tip their abode at the de.
hadsesaireees. She sew saw the defendant again after
'this latawkw. Her daughter we delivered of a child on
the Seth of :sem lest.
Creseemminsi—Tbe didiedent wee quite • young man.
He lived with ble nether at • mean Tens of shout fifty
acres, Welsh be misled to meat se he her. Her daughter
bad se pagerty. The very lbsi limbo elm he their bows
the dehadesit amid that wee detrestairdie hew We daugh-
ter dead or Whs. (Leaghter.) The eras met aware of the
dawdled ever harlot eat up with her daughter after the
ke
family had gem WWI, se late ae hee drink la the wonting,
but Night have dipped an .see one doss so late as
twelve er we Albeit At the Yaw the wag to put ap the
Woe she an ad were that her deeerbtee was in the
family way. The dribademt did net ea her what Weiner
she lal le pat op the beeme,lisk, an the statrery hea-
lb/sal perbetly setbad wirewhet she had does.
Ma an • coremdeske, mile, et ffedblk-plans,
ea be sad one of taws." (A hop.) Me
did met knew whet the defendant meat by wear that they
wen prayed set the lbw thee, whim she NMI hie that
the
ad
ben wee in church.
Mr. Hawkine mit he could and awlmellewl what wee
tweet by berm pinged for bows swellege. They might,
pat rips, regain it onwards. (A laregfe.)
M. Lath said he hoped this wee ad the wean of his
hawed Mew experlemee. (Renewed Isiegtaer.)
Iteofflartaed—The dehadwat himself
premed that the
aserrisge should take pins in Leaden, lad the resew he
warped fat ft wen, that he did not wish to be married
at Newpart,Weesee the people were so ignorant. (A laugh.)
C•TOIWII Taylor, the sfeter of the plaintiff, deposed that the
defendant constantly same to the bones, o was treated
ee one of the fasally, and was always looked upon se • suitor
to her Aster. He always behaved as each to her notions.
(A laugh.) She had frequently heard hint say that be maid
have her deter sad no one else. The defendant requested
her to be wand the beidessmide, and she of warm agreed to
do so. (A knelt.)
A letter was than put in and reed. It commenced by
for writing on such a bad piece of paper, mid a
good of laughter was crewed when it turned out to
have been written on the back of a recipe for making ground
rim puddage.
Mr. Lusk then addressed the jetty for the defilade* sad
he mid It was very unfortansie for his that this wee one of
that elms ef Afton In which the low would art permit hie
to give *Admen for if he could have gtves ht evideace he
world have told the pay what wen the real bets of the
cue, sad would have glen • very Menai bitupretatisa of
the eaten of the commezion that had misted Wires his
Wiwi and the plaintiff. As the wetter Need, however, he said
It soa.eed to hint that Weary ought to paw upon the
evi before them before cam to the contlesion that
this dedendeet had wee any protabe of atearlsge,
sad he observed that If they sbeald decide_ spinet the
plaintiff is this action, eke would still be enabled to compel
the &deadest to support her child by another form of pro.
media'. He then commented apes the condition of the
didradant, who appeared to be entirely dependent upon his
mother, who had not • shilling In the world, nor any home
or place to take a wife to, and he urged that it was extremely
Improbable that under such elreamataaces he ewe should
have made the plaintiff an offer of martin°.
The learned judge having summed up, the jury, alt.:. •
short deliberedoe, renamed • verdict for the pinhead—
damages SW.

Yr. Haw Q.C., sad Yr. Resumes ewe ter the
plaintiff erg Yr. M. Chasten, Q.C., sal Mr. Wallis
NY,Diuse for the isfesisat.
This wee a "KW Jury awe. The Kilos was b=ei
mow diseepre for Me berbemesset, sad the
paid N. late eat. The plated', it .13=.visse good-
colter Maga Leaman-has* seer el the do-
t =hat, Castile Pitt, is the sem* el a tars the ismas
asighboariteeL Is April lest the Ins N
or
MI nue Umber is the hum Thigh hag Issa soli by es
lesser. sad while be we so ewes' thedeisbal ems op,
sall told Ids tint be mot Am cat off Wisey lb, as
otherwise ia fain they would
tarn we sag dose by. The pIWI wig 71=

not do this without injuring the timber, and
refaced to do to, and continued to tell the trees. The
defendant went to hint again shortly nUetwarde, aced said
that If he persisted be would give him into eustoiy, and on
the following day he brought a policeman and gave him in
charge, and ha was taken before a magistrate, but was eveu-
Wally discharged. It was proved in the cow,. of the case
that, by the conditions of sale, the purchaser of the timber
was to pay for any damage that was done in cutting down
the trees. . . .

Th7eTury retained a verdict for the plaintiff, with ldl.
damages to addition to the sum paid into court.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WINceEsTER, MARca 4.

CROWN COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron Wawa.)
NIG HT POACHING, ARIIRD.

Ilona. Longman, aged 31, ciseciload aa • own meter, was
indicted for Unser on enclosed land, called Fryern-trill.wocd,
in the occuration a Thomas Chambalayne, Beg:, together
with two other persons, armed with guns, at teureley, on
the night of 24th December, for the purpose of taking and '
destroying gum.
On the night in question Willies Matte, one of the
gamekeeper& on the estate, with two seeletante, west oat on "
the watch for poachers. 'boy heard • gun fired, end went
in the direction of the sound ; they came up with three men,
two of whom had guns. The keepers naiad en the man
with the intention of capturing them, end • fierce neletaam
was offered. The poachers threatened to shoot the
ea which the parties cloned. Martin found himself lOepepoM
to the primmer Longman, whom he struggled with for germ
time, receiving sow. some. blows with the gnu. In the
struggle the gun went off, but es the two men weft ca the
ground at the time, it was not clear whether the prisoner
fired the gun purposely to injure the keeper or not ; the
barrel was pointing over the keeper's shoulder at the time of 1
the dietberge. The p,i.oner was eventually captured, with
the asostanoe of the other keepers, his companions having
"eTrelury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was !maenad
to six years' penal eerntode.
loAn asseall, ldward Lnonford, Henry Flex, and George
Bic/tank ware charged with night poaching atßinstead, in
the Isle of Wight.
Mr. W. M. Cooke appeared for the proaecution; Chelsea
and Flux pleaded putty.
The protheepere, on the night of the 25th; Den, found
four men in a wood called Packer's Coppice, armed with
bludgeons, appaiently for the wpm of besting up and ob-
taining gems. The keepers and thee assistarata were nine
in number, end therefore the four poacher. were quickly
captured as the spot. The only question for the jury wen,
therefore, as to the intention of the prisoners. Chalet' end
Flux bad dead but warm pheasants in their pockets, and
Daubed and Richards had stroke. Neither of the pri.onas
hod a gun when tikes, but the resort of a gun had been
heard, and the dead pheasant* bad been shot. After his
cat;Dunked threw away • shot charger and some cepa
were all antsielal. Cherwell, Richards, and Flom
were eentsocal to six months' imprisonment, and Dunked to
five months' imprisonment.
laws Barr" Mena Barber, and William Day, brick-
makers, were Indicted for night poaching, at Christchurch.
Mr. Coleridge proemided, and Mr. W. M. Cooke apparel
for the primates.
It appears that Sir George Jetvls's keepers found five men
poschag en the MA December. Three of than had guns,
and me had • beg slung over his shoulder, evidently coa-
tainingwenta. The kien? dog seised me of the pachers,
but wag celled off to
the keepers merely following the
poaching party. The poeiere po ntsd their guns at the
keepers, an threatened to shoot Mem, but me actual violence
WS wed on either side. The night bang moonlight, the
keepers Waved that Barnes wee me of the men whom they
saw, and they also thought they cauM reeegahe the yokes
and figures of Barber and Day. The keepers did net appre-
hend ea get very close to the pinchers, net being strong
magi to attempt the captors of each • numerate and armed
poly. TM next day the keepers found • lag containing.
Mahe phissists dropped in the wood, and also the foot.
Weeks of emend men. The prisoners were apprehended en
sogdoics, mad tisk boots being compared with the tracks,
Me pokes oreadwei that they corresponded.
His lordship expressed lii le faith in evidence of foot-
tartlet found en a light soil.
TM plows wen eloatitted.