The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-05 00:00:00

YARROW V. BLOOMPIELD.--41DUCTION AT TILAYLINOHAM.

Mr. Coach and Mr. Brown appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr.
H. Mills appeared as counsel for the defendant.
The action was brought to recover chimeras from the de-
fondant fur having 'edited the daughter of the plaintiff,
whereby he had loot the use of her rervices in his business.
The defendant pleaded not guilty ; esoondly, that the
daughter was not acting in the capacity of servant to the
plaintiff.
The plaintiff, who formerly carried on the business of an
outfitter at Fremluisharn, brought this action to recover
damages from the deficient, a farmer residing at Pram-
liegbam, in this county, for having seduced his daughter,
Jane Ellen Farrow' which led to the birth of a
child In June, 1858. The daughter of the plaintiff was
confined unexpectediy, and the child was found concealed in
• drawer in her bed room. She had no moistener, rendered
her at the birth of the child ; and, afar her delivery she was
found in an unoonrcione state, and remained so in the plain-
tire house for *metal weeks afterwarde, during which time
a eau tier'. inquest was held over the body of the infant found.
The result of the Inquest wee a verdict of the jury
eg unat the plaintire daughter of " wilful murder." The
mother of the child, in consequence of her extreme illness,
wits not at once removed to gaol, but remained at
the home of the plaintiff in the custody of two
policemen, until • abort time before the holding of the
seems, at Iperreh in 1868. At the trial the
grand jury ignored the bill charging her with wilful murder,
but she was put upon her trial on a charge of concealing the
birth, of which charge she was acquitted. This circum-
stance combined with • libel which had appeared in one of
the tont paper., charging the plaintiff with inhuman con-
duct towards his daughter (and which libel wit the subject
of an action at the present sasiz-s) was alleged as being the
mum of the ulaintirs bmiseee as an outfitter and man-
milliner, at Frambegbam, for upwards of thirty years being
totally deatroyed. It was alleged that the pleb:airs beginner,
until the unfortunate occurrence referred to occurred,brought

him in • sufficient income to maintain end bring einem-et-
ably • family 01 23 children.
The plaintiff end has daughter, Jane Ellen, were entrained,
and proved the above foots.
nue ares the plamtaff's awe.
Mr. Malls eddremed the jury for the defence, and the de-
fendant hirmall was examined.
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The jury. rater a short deliberation, returned a verdict
the phunutt, (Lammers 501.

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On Wednesday last, at Wolverhampton, Ana
Smith, the wife of slostmen from Worcester, administered
lib int half a rot .f rum, zest, to Imo child, s boy about five
year. i.f. me. TM tact oomiog to the knowledge of the po.
be., the 3 nod the child taken to a surgeon, Who administend
an ...be, whirls had he effect of obviating the dangerous
°cumquats' that would otherwise Moo followed.