The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-16 00:00:00

ILOSTSSOW L, 10DINADN AND LANE.

The further hearts, of die tee, was resumed thin morn-
by
Mr. Forsyth, Q C., addressing the court on behalf of the
ao•ftWl Dr= of lloce-park, Hydropathic Esta-
blish:mat. TY wand said that as the bery of
Mn. Robbie= not adambable as evidence against lus
attest, he might it from his maim. The cue veinal
Dr. Loam was thus of the weeksetwkieseible description. He
was rag man with a wag to whom as was mach
Wombed, sad he was 'Wind will ring committed adul-
tery with a wows 60 yew at ark He bad a number of
Wise staybig In his how, to vim be was in the habit of
paying wetly the suns WeidensA end be had not made
say azwitien with tepid Sena. I.iion. The only act of
Wilbrity W Ids we the statement of Levi W-
m, that ba. Dr. Leaswltli his sem wad her waist,
but it wad/ be Awn that the vita'sa was quits unworthy
of credit. Hs (the Iseraid eenneel) entreated their lordships
not to pronounce a wham which would eo seriously com-
promise the Wear, repnliatou, domestic =dam, and
means of subsistenee of his client. He then
Augusto Gist, brmerly butler at Hoer-park, who said
that altar Wanes lad been to London in 1866 he told wit-
aim
its" lizilettra Mr. s
tr zielse=lieti sad Mr
anew sea 6rltobin-
l. Lane
a his arm round lire. Rebleatm's 'mist. Had waived
two Wire bore Wawa, la one of Wok he regimented W-
ars not te awake whet he hod add if ever the ow should
ewe into wart. Witmer bed SIITOr nottood any familiarity
betimes the megoadvata. The study we. need as a short
out ban the pantry to another room.
Mn. Stickling, a patina at Moor-part in September, 1864,
stated that there wee no Maws to the demeanour of Dr.
Lane
.towards Mts. Robinson and any other lady in the
bow

—Lady Drysdale, mother of Mr.. Lane, said she had added
with bar son-in-law ever slime her de bier's marriage with
blot. The Wails of Lane and had long been
vary intimate. Dr. Lane's conduct had always been manly
the ems to Mn. Robinson am to the other ladies in the house.
Whams had O&M urged her son-in-law to pay &e-
-lastics to Mrs. Roblams, became she thought that
Mn. Roblmon's hams was an warm one. Dr. Lane had
bees la the habit et waft oat with all his patient. in two.
Crowrezaminsd—Mrs. Luis wee a very sweet-teroperod
poss. She was about RI yam of age. She bad no sae-
pkiloas of her lasbird--alas had no *sass. Witness should
say that Ills. Robles,* was 65, bat the was afraid of saying
too mach. (A niagL)
By the Coore—Mrs. Robbie* was remarkably kind to Dr.
law's children, sad that bad lad lo flu bathaacy.
Mr. Reed, a rarmedneed a piss ef ths grounds. A
person at the place desonW by Wanes meld not lam seen
into the summer-hones la whisk he (Wenn) hod deposed
that he saw Dr. Leas with his as round Mrs. Rotarsaa's
waisß

Dr. Mark Moltionbto. forrearly a la the 14
sna was staying la Moor-pork in 11187.21
,s.
Bobiem was again than on a visit , and Dr. Lush beha-
viour to her was naotly the was as his aratlon to other

Kr. Oobridge them briefly sammsdap this Minion which
be conisadad was =Meat to ssolseoM Dr. Leas.
Di•Philibilmt O.C. (dor Mraishiets), rid test thieves
cos of the most nwasrbigs same be bed ewe Ward of. It
seemed admitted that the moo sobs. Dr. Leas rattail so
nothing but Mrs. Radium's which meld aot he ad-
mitted against him • sad it adght, Moss that Dr.
Lane would be dignifies.' • ths ground that as abetter, was
proved saltiest him ; sad Mrs. isilms would ho divorced
on the greys,' that her odultsty with Dr. Las led beta
proved. He hardly way mist a Nato cd jurisprathase
molt a gam of gs would torment.
The Chief Justice—Suppose a wide had sokarerlesiged the
oramissioa of wialtary in clear wad asphalt terms, sad had
thought proper to conceal her persatour by sabstituting a
wrong name. They could mot 111 1111011 a awe ocavict the
pram charged as the paramour, sad yet they could not
exonerate the wits from the conesgasame of her own .
met-
hadon
_ _

Dr. i3hdlimore submitted that Mr. Robbie= moat Sand
or 611 by him own plea. He had sot oberged hie wile with
witilts7 with any " person mammies." or with say of the
other individuals of whom fa her monstrous journal she
had spoken with levity. He had charged her specifically
with adultery with Dr. Lane; sad, therefore, lithe adultery
with Dr. Lane could not be proved, the plea altogether
faded.

Th• Judge Ordinary--Soppoeing Dr. Lane were not •
party in the mum, would not the diary be good evidence
against Yrs. RobinKe
Dr. Phillimore—Cartairdy.
The Jodee Ordinary—Than what difference can the foot
of Dr. Ln. a party make to her ?
Dr. Phillintore most still contend that they could not
asoape frees the difficulty they were In—namely, that on the
same evident* they would markt one alleged paramour and
sot the other.
Justice Wigithims—Tse ; but it is only because the
evidence sista.' MIS. Robinson cannot be admitted against
Dr. Laze at all.

Dr. Phillimore reinudag, said that journals were prover-
bially untrue. Home Walpole, for instance, had delibe-
rately pat down In hie diary things which were false.
The Judge Ordinary—Thinp false and disgraceful to him.
self

Dr. Philliatore—On the °canary, he generally sought to
give a good colouring to hams seta; but instances stemma
wanting of persons who had a morbid disposition to write
evil of themselves as well as good. He might, for inseams,
mention the " Conhasions of Rousseau," in which may
things were rsoorded which were most disgraceful to the
wriier.

The Court—TM ; but we must not onetime that they were
mitre&

Dr. PbiEfrace. might ales beano, the =try in Pim'
Have made 60W. this year by cheating. d
he
me there:ix." (A laugh.)
he Chief Jamice—l am skald we must not say that that
was untrue. (laughter.)
Dr.Phillimore proceeded to obeiroi there =mews' &docu-
ment which bore ea the bee of It the works of ftltiO ex-
es
tki dia
travagant, ery of Zolisaaa
xcitable, ressantio, lad ben& a isind
. di we the
production of a cane pow" N wend reqdreled • dish&
conoboratka to make eel he. N • oar of wined nab.
'fatty against the Wier, to
he was ail peg:
admit that it would le wined to sande no al
adultery. In the Dori himp Owl It mere le have
spooned by the peas, Winos sow OM naked-
Sips had hed ma epportwalty rein dr Seer weenier
as of that whams a slims be must wind drit the
diary was mot corrobersMd by ace dale of peens venues.
He should, nacinomr, tersaViite firm Wilda. &Maw
was afflicted win • Shin wee pedlar le wrap
sad under the lawn of paw, hed beta known,
without the wart reseek to eswe dmaiss of most
horrible, sad, lads* the mast lapsible alms The w-
ages ran urn by dr other die wire as 4 • 111111 MINI of
sayddag that bde redly oesuned, bat they we lie wed
ftelsas,la !e. theapponeadriserelorathedreoadiaces
with whin wen net se the lasi dost Dr.
Lane had welW out with assa,sadhodeeeseepeaC-
her in • snap to the trans deice. The harmed owed
than real_ei poet amber nippers frogs the airy with•
view to awl no owl /11•91011 OS swan It
Memle be • sagelatieyll neon of the Wises hangs
psolls; wee elboarMag ea almost nay pegs
with esseano of bor sal seatel eadhrhige ; with
misused self-mrenelbse sad solf-vadistkos ; with
pandemleinde of ; win assateden ever years
aispeat, end eraser Weep Ihr • best.' en • parr way of
life ; with utter/mom of magaine hope sal pithead despair ;
with graphic descriptions of mated; scrape of
verse, sad tribal wake in poetry, Wass life,
sad mown. • belief totithe troth of sew to
have taw coespletess=dea tithe salad;
• es end in • gaoled by the anosi
bat again Tit g
ir
yeasolq, die attribu • pat pinion of
her miewies ead oniertass to the f° tes
polgesisones of
anativaime fa bar eheraolar." The vine woe least with.
oat marks of eseaneoble ; ad I ism
altogether a sea rearetedir
At the woad= of the to whisk no at
the sort vas Melon awl widshess:2l= very
seat qz of the aids work,
the inn
e.
Dr. I who hod retpdarly analed Ma. RAW= fa
1849 and the three or four sere klierriag, brine having
tem coasend by hot at intervals nos this
Blr Chaise Looook, Dr. Ykosafil, sad Dr. rens Wielew
were also
eat as le vadsee_yoble laglibpdeisgy.
Dr. Phillisere lanwed Dr. Les molt, sal • Lag
disoessioa awed se le the admindity of his evident; et
the close of obi& the wart rose.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jumit 16.
(Hein Mr. Craft Mug Holroyd.)

GINZZAL

001111. /AT .
This was a dividosd swam and for the pod of debes,
under the ezmosive hems of Mlles Champion eareatilsid,
a 30, Combat, aolonrefter, a okssoksMor old books of the
Goaaral Maritime Aosuroses Ompsy, abode bakrapay
look place to 184/1.
Mr. Lawrence opposed der tba salves, Mr. Foster Rey-
nolds, of St. Mildred-am% maim&
The amount of date peeved spina the joint Wass et
the company la 36,3481. Th. Id., spa vitt& a dividend a
4d. in the pound has been pal, te 8,4911 L,
371. end leaving •la mar in the home 617= .16.
16s. bd. Since then mocarals have bola get to le the
ansmat of 14,0001., which will be iallalitely divided among
the creditors.

La;r7sssos applied for an order, under the 269th mo-
tion, for an allowance to Mr. Cooper, the clerk of the official
amigo* through whose zealous assiduity a largo elm of
had bean obtained tar the benefit of creditors—via,
11.. 4d, which otherwise valid bars bees lost. it
opposed this sum consisted of dividends on Bank stock, to
which even the bankrupt himself did not know he was

Hie Honour declined to make an independent ado. Am
clerk to the official wine. Mr. eager did no mere Um
wu hie duty. As an individual hi* Honour did not buoy a
more persevering and zealous officer of the court ; but be
thought this wu not a case within the 209tk isodaa. If the