The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

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COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH —Fan. 20.
ISICOND COURT.
(San Yr. Justice Me and a Special Jury.)
lIPICUL It WIS.

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♦ got lemon enannewed an the sperial jury middle thought
Ilto coessaleace of epeeist juries should be maddered.
Mr. Justin Erle—Orallomen, allow me to say that no
gonna* ought to bs so sant on such • matter as %twirl jury-
sive. You ars all, by law liable to serve on COOllllOlll6 well
as special juries, and it only arises from a to lion that
you an not called upon to do so. been ma has subject
of meat consideration with the judges. lam &minus to do
rowythiag toe the ourfoultace of all parties, but I wish to
juries.state to you that by law you me all liable to serve ma common

COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Pee, 90.
(Heine • Common Ivy.)
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This was an action to recover damage. for bench of pro-
mise of marriage, and the defendant pleaded that it had been
aped that the contract should be rescinded,
Mr. Phinn, Q.C., and Mr. Peens appeared for the
plantiff, hut the defendant did not appear either personally
or by counsel.
Mr. Phinn said that the plaintiff, Mies Sane Appleton,
wee the daughter tat a tradeenrea of great respectability, and
she sued the defendant for dumps tar a most wanton breach
of hi. propane to marry her. Cues of this kind pre-
sented an Manila variety of eircumstanom. Some-
times they were of a very mitigated kind, but
sometimes they called briery seriaue sedgrave reprehension;
sod he must say the be bed hardly ever beard a case that
coned Am mom ungsallui modem nallos on the part of every
we who heard of the tandnot of the daellaut than this
did. The dehemlear was a publican, bombe the Chester
Arms, Sunhat-tow, said is the c.urse of beam be became
acquainted with Mr. Forrester. who had mania a deter of
the pWntiff, sad who was a oolletc r for a brewer. The etv
quassia:* between the plaintiff and defendant treennimeed
early in het year, and be believed that the inkednellea took
plane at an establishment that seemed famereble to Mtn-
ductione of this kind-the Crysts' Palace; sad the dale woe
Good Friday. The dehedant INA much mitten by the plate
rig's attractions, and prepaid to visit her at the follow*
Baby. The introdnelile wee on the 11th 44 aid matter*
proproled so rapidly that as early se the Sib Airil • ter
respondence commened which he wadi not bathe them
with in detail, se there were about forty When; bad h. woad
nod one or two of them .
" May 141, 11167.
"My dear Jane,-By that name feet, ought to address
you. lam afraid I cannot accept your kind invitation to tee
on Bobby afternoon, bat 1 shall have Wham *um in
being with you from six to mem o'clock, and have the sate-
faction "1 spending • few hours is ear eesble society. I
got home safe and sound the other y
night,sit sad at pear mister's
abetters rapped, bat her weep in the arse of ittpoi-(a
laugh) -nioying • sweet slee. &grabs I haw net the
=Prot ag eltuated, but perhaps Me day is net far
b I hope my dear that you am espying pad flea*
M this delightful weather must be Sae in your wt. Don't
be surprised if you ere me some fine morning to Mete your
hot rolls and butter. (Laughter.) With my bunt napes
to your brother, tell him the order f.r the Meeks neat week
will be sale. Ferreting to hoer from you, I nemellf my deer
Sane, yours alketioadoly, " Tumuli Moms."
" Leedom, May IS, 1167.
" My deer Jane,-On Sunday mach solace and mart
did your bind feeling and affecrionate sots convey to my
heart, for which permit me to offer you my warmest
fondest thanks, particularly coming from the had
of a lady when one is fondly attached. I em now most
happy to inform you I am much batter, end
able to assist in my business a lath. To-morrow
(Wednesday) being the Derby day, I don't feel well enough
for the bustle, but propose calling upon your niece in de
Clapham-rood to-morrow aft/Iroom. so I. may see many
bike return. If you arc not otherwise engaged I will meet '
you at Tour eider's, Mrs. Fonester'e, to-morrow afternoon-
my 6 o dock (not to tea). I hope, my dear Jane, you are in
good health and virile. I have had a sharp bout of it. I
capers myself to • mushroom, down at night and up In the
morning. (Loud laughter.) Taking word from your note,
I wish we were digerent sitniged, that we may love and
cherish each other is skinless and to health. With my
we, attachment end hada love,-I em yogis,
" TMweb Mown."
" Benhill-row, Jely 2, 11167.
"My dear Jana-I lave no doubt you odesider my last
very short, but I wee so very lets and unabio to see my
Mend after I left you. I did not for inclined to chance the
tickets for the dinner of yesterday, sad, oceaderiag be mel-
ba, I don't fool disappointed. To-inorrow (Friday) being
generally • quiet day with toe,l shell have much pleasure in
melee you here with fillY amen, or by yenned& to tea. I
death. at house set ball-peel five, it that time will bedlam-
Went to you. You must not expect cetemodes I. the ham
of a widower without the Important pine of forams, bit I
trait it is already manufactured and only require* a slight re-
move. (Laughter.) I beila now, m bar to feel that ear
*vying • delightful share of kr led sow
Jiving snob en unsettled ilia metes ass feeldopelsd, and
each feelings must be awned. Is then enth •• party that
can do It' Yet. Treat you em well, as Ima pito se.-1
tails, my dear Jame, yobs very afierelasalely,
"Tactuam Moan."
It ass now neoemary to detail to the. • vsry alai
Maur, of the cese. While Wise WNW IMO
gang bis patlemsta thought It proper le • salad
Mist t. hie bow. ea he tab these rminleemi a • yea"
Ley boa Wells. Me Web wee a boneeill, ad had
pme to Vie with Moa illanda, a radical. The dehnient
pid Mhe Was the mod dented at tom, ea divided la
lime hawses he end tbapielaff. But in the leas of Me
espeistasse with Mks Wale be was beamed le Mn.
her mdshab emi ea ea* mention, gag Ye the
gam be az bar beer and Pa, be made love tolbi. Sea*
end after memo maths as bad the hearer le beam Mn.
Morns. Ho may IMO is s 0 them--/ilas Appal% Mier
Welk ad Mrs. lend-set the Ismsthee, 14 es
am& en arse eseasee, the widow add be fay.
te. The plata woe stiffly lama el those
the delminate banal& diselmed the
that, whilst Wm was wee all him he
Memo terribly arab las the widow Mrs.
Mn. Gime In to esiper. la September*, Nembst
add Me braid that he wee peg to mem
Mona. that wawa y moons an by
pariPisrl Ste
tbm
Wald reel aerie% ad he " nave bad out
fhb the after hot got a pod deal awe mosey
_this Mime
" Mho Appleton • knob wee 1,0001. Under=6lllL ebesematemm time was ao alternative bet le bag
Ms mode&
Mn. Sara Peresear examined by Mr. Poems-I sad my
bashead to go to the Crystal Palace en Good
and bid Mr. Mores so. He mid, "If yew sister
Olen
gate I will mai tweet the party." We a went
as the Paler, mil Mter that the dandent frequist/y via td
lles pbeNat by beak The debadans had sere my sister
=ea NY me to she ma apaistment. He said he
tele inkedmed le my shit le become her husband,
adl bliedneal him en bet hodzatiftor that I had
amvanalonsaikem delleadia la to his approsch-
faimnan end Imu the nag. Mr. Mae produced the
I. ma about Jane lea. The dug was put be.
;UZI lob* at, sad I and I bled my eater would set
nivel wades It. He said," If I did not think of getting a
pa ale 1 dna/ le sea imp Into the Thames." (A
laugh.) Oa mew meads& we were talking. about gettingmarried, mad I mid, " Tea am soty like a yours, giddy IEIII4
lAA
wil be mseelelpled
Tube
lAA Seth Whet la hie age'
Witeme-About hrty-ine, I should my. He add, in
maw " Qua right," He paid his attentions to my
shim down to Oaten or November last, aad visited bar at
Neeleesar, and I bequently accompanied be to lb house. In
October or November I beard of t. 1.0 marriage of the defen-
dant with aware lady.
The Lard Mai Justices-Wm there any change lu his
meaner towards your slater ap to the time you heard of his
seaniege ?
Witness- He had not visited her so frequently. He made
mama. He said be bad a lawsuit on bend which prevenesd
him. Be never said he did not intend to many her.
Mks lame Can, examined by Mr. Phi:an-In the early
• part of lad year I was living se barmaid with the defendant.
He heap a public-house, No. 62, Bitaklll-row, fit, Luke's,
About Tender he mid he had some friends coming that day.
Mies Appleton sad Mr. and Me. Forrerslez cams. About a
month after he showed me • rim ad told me It was •
wedding ring, Gal be ke dle be mania to Ma
to
Ap-
Abed two months after I went ens visit with hint
C"4.
.3and Mr.. Mole, at Putney, and le told me when ha
err here that he woe goieg to be amid to Miss Apple-
ta. Me pie dlreatue the and le imam the
restate • taw carpet, and mad me le tail what tend-
lee le bland, se Mn. Mem lies baba Alma
labeestraer Mrs.
Klm We to me. He ail be
IMRE a
Cb
eameseand • meempeampa With Ma Ilt Sem
as braid the
mind, Were& Me mid ebntrer6kOtira. Mr. bit them make, retied masa afterward*, and as hit Me
smaireel to me than be lad pee to see Mho Was all he
aew gime, sad that be aura bad salad bin Welk ear le be
up mem ila end beer, which he ill, havbi •
ma et be nem et aid to the le* to
mei Web arlei hie abaft (Illarmigh.) He always gave nee le miner ad that Mbe Apia. wee to be my teen Edam Mime Appian ma ber
amid to ea, and he days made ea mai se get them set et the way loy Mir
lay ea arab la Wm
Moan end meal lbe. namitell. Mr. llama and Mn. flea-
MI woad came Is
Ibtaa lira. lanial. a
(A cab Impir. ehmeng whin
b hag
The Lord Chief Justice-Yon win he general wadi-
ed t
Wftaine-About the 16th Octrber, he said he wee peg
le lei temerled to Mn. lendall. I inpamil q seas

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