The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF ARCHES.
(Before I. Lookiegica, Daris of Archim)
roc crrammoormty CAR[ or Ti[ arv. vs. soswei.L.-
O,IIOE OE TIM JEWS PROMOTED IT THE lilslloll.
LONDIJE AGAECNT ERE REV. 1111. BONWELL,
BENT UP MT. rillues, sTIPEET.

This extraordinary snit now came on in the form of •
trial of the truth of the allekationy. The Queen's Advocate
sal Dr. Tristram, instructed by Mr. Fr.oi. Hart layke, 'p-
t....red for the Hiahori of London.

the lice. Mr. bearll appeared in puma, and conducted
hi. ...in defence.

Mir
John Harding, the Queen's Advocate, said be did not
Pro Pose to occupy the attention of the court bog in his
opening. as he should rely at once upon the evidence, and
prsied to cull his witasens in support of the articles elk.
blurt against Mr. Boswell ; but hi might say, with regiartl
to twu witnesses he had some difficulty, u they bad been in
the service of Mrs. liouwell, and, of necessity, under her
influence.

Mr. Honerll *aid he 5... prepared to declare that the
”1.1..e1er of the antagonise alluded to be could comity uptet if
%to y were ealled, and if they ventured to give the evidence
wt forth in the article he should indict thaw for perjury,
thee .fated that Ilia. Tonal) was sees wearing a night-
cap, when in fact she never weir, one.

Mr. Colb% the clerk of the Conaistory Court, provcd the
liceear .4 Mr. &Jewell 4. the perpetual curacy of St.
11.diria, .0 the 11th of April, U4ll, as also the orrtilleite of
Mr. Houvralre rearruige with !lbw Sophia Bird, at <Arlie
t lurch, Bradford, oa the 1.4 of January, MM.
Mr. Harapkreye, the coroner foe East Mildlenea, produced
the inquiestios takes before hint .41 the body of the child of
Mw Voratli iallepteudik.r awl Ortoler last, awd alto rive s*
...wet .4 the proceeding taken iwfore

Ms.. (Le•wgiaaa Ames deposed that she mow resided i•
lloth with Major Watt., her grundfather. Me had karma
liiraheth lisesth lotwm.ia two sad three years. like paid
sisst 4. Zips Watts WI the 12th of September. 1054.
Margate, ►al kit us the Ist of December. Was acquainted
▪ . Mr.. Robotism at Margate, aad recollected meeting
•Ir. Doswell .t their harem That was the fret sicraiioa
spa which she suet him. Mire Tomah war with her ; .he
•u est aware that Mum Yuma had met Mr Boswell br•
1e.,. The) msket aequaiateel an that ...suing sal talked
.lfter that Mr. D..+.11 celled at her ',rad.
father'. Imam whom Mu. Vorath was there. He called um
alem Yore& fulquesstly, sad .he had seem them eitttaig
os the sofa together, Mr. Boswell having .•ne arm round
Mr seek, amid the ether round her insist, but ea.
• impruper onadeet. Thus was ant till she believed he
•.• migaged to her. She belimesl that fact from their
.• mud neakea. Mr. Doswell acted ramify as all sragszed
to ►er, mad Ilise Yutaka' tdd witama that she was
resispol to hint.

le. be•.,U objected to such • •tMeesrt ; it was •ot
e‘Aloice.

TbrJoilitir iisid it vas mat.

U.
br. frietrein- Mr. Doswell sem told sae he was es.
• to Mims Torath. Could sot remember whether Mr.
L.-earl] ever add maladies about hi. beta g • widower.
11 . Doswell said it should aglow is evidasce that
Leath know that ha was • marred mar.
L‘saniatios contained - Wittman remembered Mr
Destell end Mies Yonith going topther to
lleau.s.do. .ad believed they west two or three
too. while they were all at Margate. Min
I:..laves areempasiod them with emi exception, whim they
erns alone. Ihe that ncreins they did sot Meru until
• ;hi or sift is the esesig. Did sot is. Miss Iforath
• rata the eth of June. 1830, when she called at
M jot Watt: homes at Margate.
Mr.. Anse Robinsos deposed that she was living at Mar-
: :• is aretetaber, DIM, and on friendly terms with Mies
• sad Major Watts. she made the aft111•1111i&OPO Of Mims
rail, there at the lime through Mies Amos; she also swag
t • .....plaintasre of Mr. Hormell through having bees at
I Dolton! Hotel, sad was afterwards severest times as
how. with Mies lionith, aad dined with them on the
1 .1 is-toter. Mr. Ronwell's ardent to Miss Yorsth
• • polite and gestlemanly. lad sot recollect
• Mr. 'Lowell ever maid he was usmarried or a
• I •ser. lls.l sees Mr. Doswell sissies us the sofa with
• ~a round Mos Yorath's waist. There were several
•e.• to the. mom Mies Vorath, lb. believed, west to
•.. •.a the let of Dee. (Ike did sot see Miss Yueeth again
Woe or June, MO; that was at Margate. There was
.dterstiu is her appearasce ; she appeared to be in
way.

.••-• • .intiewl lov Mr. Did mei niumember nay

• • thry wuukl snake • guual cuupk, or dug Mr.
I 11 he wail a married soak

`I• Wa. Yorelb. sargena. at Newport. Moe-
-lure. deposed that Mies Tenth was his sister. His
eleigrumia, bat died is Pin. Hie mother
e Nees when Mw. Yorath was at home; she
. I I /4:44 awl part of DM He remembered his
• , • visit to Margate I. September. 1168, sad n-
` to honor a/ the does of the year. Shortly after she
• to Newport. Mr. Boswell paid them a visit.
ti •

• rte Lefore that personally seq %tainted with Mr.
I. • • 11. Mr. Bramwell said he seas engaged to hi. Meter ;
• ..it lw Iw.l Sot writtea W her mother, became be
'• •. • t ht. ,inter w•• 041 enough to decide for herself, sad
• molt is his life, he being in the chunk, was a oaf-
' • • ,vurautee that Lis iateations were honourable, and also
" ••• •I to• we. incumbent of Nt. Philip's, Stepney, at the
• woe pro.lurieg • *tom of the church, whkh he
f, dwell. After that Mr. Boswell was received at
• I...use as hie sister'. accepted suitor. Mr. Bow
ri mimeutesl hiateelf as • widower. Mr. Hun-
. I .ts)..l about a week, end visited these
time. after, sad named • time for the marriage,
was to bare takes place is June or July, 1060. Me
. I li‘ viously stated on the platform at Newport hi. wife
+ed. When Mr. Boswell named the Name of the roar.
•-• • he mid they should be married by the Bee.
r Mr. Boswell sad his sister used to sit up

THE

after the other part of the family west to bed ; the, usually
west to bed about 12, but Yr. Boswell sod his timer mat up
two or three boon after.

Croasexantinal by Mr. Bonwell—Mies Yonth wait pre-
soul when 011 several occasions Mr. Boswell represented
himself as being a widower; recollected his stating that
het at Mn. Evans's. His conversation with Mrs. Evans
was generally us religions topics. His sister was
me at borne at present. He could not say why she
had left her mother, but believed Mr. Barnwell
could. He denied ever having stated that be
would come to Loisdos at as own expense to ruin
Mr. Boswell. All he mid was he would write to the
bishop, and have Matisse dose, if it should prove his own hill
as well. Mr. BotiereU produced a letter, which the witness
admitted was in his handwriting, stating that he should go
to Leda) Red ruin the villain, meaning Mr. Harwell,
although he thought Elisabeth was the worst villain of the
two.) His sister never stated to him that she knew Mr. Bom•
well was a married Mil when she met him at Margate.
The Rev. Hugh Williams, am :mellow of the diocese of
Llsodalf, deposed to the intimacy between Mies Vorath and
Mr. Bunnell, and the latter statingthey were to be married
in Jane. A Mrs. Williams, who was present, stated Mr.
Boswell intended to get the license from witness. Mr.
Harwell was present, and did not onotradict it. It was .160
said that the Bishop of Oxford was to perform the ceremony.
By the Judge—Was quite certain Mr. Boswell heard Mrs.
Williams's remark. Witness, from his conduct, believed
Mr. Bunnell to be unmarried, or a widower.
Sandi Joon, a servant at Mr. Yoeatb's, at Newport, in
bldg, deposed that Miss Yonith and Mr. Boswell used to
sit up as late as four in the morning, and frequently now
them sitting on the sofa together. On one occasion heard
Mr. Bunnell say he was going to be married, in June, to
MU. Tomtit by the Bishop of Oxford.
Mrs. Alice Glennie, of Canterbr-yoroad,
proved Miss Yurath taking her lodgings under the name of
Mrs. Harvey, and gave as a reference a card, on which was
the Rev. J. Boswell. She stayed six or seven week■, and
left on the 22nd of July. Mr. Bonwell, whom she now re-
cognised, went to visit her mid they walked out together.
On one occasion she was absent about a fortnight, and Mr.
Bouwell called to see if there were any letters for 3111..
Mars ey.

Mrs. Yorath, widow, a very Mika% old lady, and
was identified by Mrs. Glenna) se a lady who stayed with
Mn, Harvey.
Mrs. Yorath stated she was the mother of Miss Elizabeth
Yarath. In June or July she went tostay with her dough.
ter at Mrs. Meanie's She passel under the name of Mrs.
Harvey ; bat grilse's did riot know at the timeher danghter
was premia. nt.
Mrs. Catherine fluna deader] that in July, i.,59, she was
living in the eommerciaLroad, Stepney; remembered going
to Mr. Iltiowell's hour as charwoman for four 'lays. She
went in the day-time and left at night. Mrs. Barnwell
(Mr. Bonwell's wife) was away a part of the time, but came
back while wittier IFIS there. Two young ladies came
with her. While she (witness) was chafing, Mr. B;'hy and
a young lady were there, in addition to Mr. Bonwell. Mr.
Boswell used to call the young lady " Lizzie." She
never beard her surname. She acted 14 mistress, and gave
orders as to the chafing in the presence of Mr. Boswell.
They breakfasted. and had other mods together. Miss
Yorath went away Leh ire Mrs. [kin well mate hoar. While she
war during she made one bed in the top room. The other
beds were unmade. There was every appeannoe that more
than one person had slept there. Found a lady's night drama
and a gentleman's on the bed. Mr. Breen, on one
o carer when Mina Yorath was present, acid to witness
" Doe't we look like cousins Witness replied, she did
not think so, when Mr. Boswell said " You are
the first who ever said so." Wheel Mrs. Bonwell came home
she inquired where Mr. Boswell was. Wirer said he hada. ins
out with hinNetrin. Mrs. Bonwell replied, "Hiscoasin. I never
knew he had our." Mr. Boswell did not come home until
Mutat-slay morning, whir high words arum between him and
his wife about the young lady. Mr. Boswell afterwards
accused witness id being the cause of the quarrel,
and said, but for wittier Mrs. Boswell would have known
nothing of the matter. Bilby was present, and said, wit-
D.,/ ought to have put him on his guard. Mrs. Bonwell,
when witness told her what bad Liken plaee, said she had
suspected it, hot then had proof.
The wane, was 011:411-4111111/1

by Mr. &limell, Int

nothing material wee elicited.
By the Judge-86e told Mn. Boswell, when she Guise
home, that the yang Lay hod been living in the how
two or three days as Mrs. Boswell.
Mr. Robert Ildby, of Gloucesteretreet, Whiteellsed,
had known Mr. Boswell tire or six years, sad
had bent 000mionally employed by him. in Jely,
11459, he asked wither to go to Mrs Meanie's, at
l'anterbury.road, Balls•pood, and inquire if them wen
any letters for Mrs. Harvey or her mother. He mw the
lady e.dled Mrs. Harvey ;11 company with Mr. Boswell,
taking their meals tepthsr at Mr. Boawell's house, in
Thoruhill.ternsee.
The ease was mai proceeding whet, we went to prem.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Be►nre Kr. Commiamineer nee.)
IN Si lICIITOMJIM.

This was tlie ezainiostion meeting in the case of Herr-
*Marry linstom' merchant, of Ilishopegatwstreet. He
owes to tteeeeend creditors ; to those holding
secarity, Wl6ll. sad 1001. ; liabilities, SW. By debt.. in
Chine, kW& ; y hell by civilities, lrZif. ; goods
connived creditors, 14,48ef.
Mr. Hollanie, fur the assignees, consented to an adjourn•
neat for a meth, which wee salted for by the bankrupt,
wdb a view to famishing further accounts
Adjourned eoosiingly.
The bankrupt, a cow•keeper, of Eiliware•rosil, applied
fur his certificate. !laid,, 3,11CN. ; awls about 1,3001.
After an attempt to adjourn the sittins by a creditor whe
had not given sate, oppose, sod which was omardmllid,
His Hueour granted. first class certificate.

IS as N. J. SMITH.
The bankrupt yrs' • earn-dealer, of Newbury. This was
the certificate meeting. It being stated that the bankrupt
bad been convicted under the Fraudulent Trustees Act and
spoteuoml to eight months' improoinnient, the owtriluste
sittua4 was DOW adjourned slue die.

our. W. 111U11:10.
The was dereribed es • eietnalhir4 Weetboi.r It.
perk-villas ems the eertideste wetting. The lia-
bibtars are about 3,000 t. The teukrapt had relented
moortzst hit property the halt share of a patest, valued at
I,UtSW. ; but Mr. Cauaua, the of seussee, slatud that
nothosig had bees nJYwL
tion.
Mr. Bagley supported ; the aseigaese offered so opposi-

Mr. tioloweirme apoord fur • creditor, mid charged the
laakrupt with viag money for his clieet, Mr. Harding,
sad mot properly emanating fur it.
The baakrupt was examined. He had been in trade seven
raantits prior to hie beekruptcy. Two or three years before
that be kiel been • farmer. He was nothing when intro.
dead to Br. Hardiag, whom he met in the office of his bro-
ther, a solicitor. He undertook to get Harding owt of his
didlcultim br racer* him ma advance of money, •ud get.
tiag his creditors to stay pproro Altogetlirr he had
obtained about 700 f. for Hard from • Mr. Carlson' and
others. Bankrupt mad witness beceure security fur them
drn•ces.

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His Mom; atnpplag tha azaralastioa, said, I shall a'na
Um a maroon certaleats.

Mr. ikii-jarranT-All I ma say is, if your Horionr does
balmier in this way, no yowler that the Court of Bank-
ruptcy is brought into anstanipt.

(Bslure lir. Conrad:stoner Holroyd.)
DI II YOUct:Hlo.
The bankrupt was an upholsterer, of Paddington. mie
ems the adjourned ezasion witting. The bankrupt
ores about 1,111/Uf. ; worts, nil. In the absence of the
haakrupes brther•in•law, whim he had undertaken to pro-
duce at this sitting, .w adjournment *toe die was ordered,
with bruited protection.