The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-28 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Mills the name) etre Into the bees, sae have 'pekes to Mrs.
E. &boot It. Of seem bait eseesed tbie. ma. meth • tams
beLrin 'Mir% fet7 era it the Welt be my wife eat ahem
as be /is tly net sae reamed.
Staeweis regretting thie elated tides;
Mere toe, yews very tesiy,
s. slam

Kr. T. MK.

TM learned weasel the mended to say that the Oatil-
NI had ne atesnatin bat to pressed for the •hikes nof
Me cherreeber is order to relieve Megan hens the Mei lord I.
Yea whisk bad designedly sad weallegy been met apes her
Maw. That lady had mm* hem to meet the Was fees
is fese UM dared to pesema himself la seder te Myren
lb. 'huge width be bed wetlaly knoted et this aqr►
tested woman. The defeadaat had beeped Wary spas
iejary, am be
ad■add
to s public mart of pads joellied Ids est-
rragewas remind tiressailin that the aellesied sharp
eamed is the was true is @abeam* sad feet, sad
kr width Mrs. James sow sought at their barb that sow
peenstica to whisk eke was justly matted.
Tb. Int wham WWI was
Theme Fredmisk Peek, who ..id—l as a draper's
assileat at Bristol. Tb. &Midas% is a dark is the Gnat
Weems Railway ease there, sad resides at 11, Ashton-
Priatol. In September het I meepied
resew M W hems. My wife is a mendemoher. Mu.
Mises, the plaiatiA employed my wet► Tb. letter which
has bees real was addressed to me, end le to the hand-
writing of the dehadaat! I rye Mt Mar fa /Ps VP.,

harm to Mn. Jima*. I deMskam Mrs. raises. I bay; sever
litiaM a her woes through my Mk. I deal ksow Dr.
wiser
MIL oils& Same, the 'detail, said—l ma a widow, sad
odds at Freeland-plow, ElotwoUe. Bristol. My husband,
Gimp lease, died is 1643. 1 have lived at Bristol for
ahem pion. In &Menhir last I mat to Mrs. Poole's
=trMoat the d omd e beam sheet some Needlework
m
.do for MIS. I emeMod there ilve salualse. Bub-
noleal. Kn. Pale km& a Meat to my Won sad
pm- 16 be my termat. The letter was sot main. My
soneM walk sad may have read it.
The aid ea—lt I. seen* Se be believed that say
me 0001 bane seat that lefeet opm
Orssoceambed—My hashing aft la ea Nast lodise.
He lived is ffestlead preview M Yid. H. me is Inetiaad
fee three or few motheo awl is the West Who Os en
woke. I we married is ISM at 81. Midtake Chant,
Glowister. My *Mute sea be seat for, if ma nqMn
h. My bullhead lived with me at 6. Preeleoffonee. Dr.
Kellam Mew my husband at Bristol. Mr. lames Harris,
Qiemequare, sad Dr. Walla*. bought the Wow ia
indeed-plan by Mr. James's desire. Mr. lame
gave Kr. Harris the messy to pay for the bows.
I lived at Clines before my marriage. My father
was a farmer la Devonshire, fad I ma, provisos to
my maniage, a companies to a lady. My hasheM made so
MU, bat he left Ise seasint to Um ea. I pet part of the
mosey. about 301., la lit. atephea's Beak. I kept a maple
wf hoodnd pounds, whisk, together with the premeds di-
shed hem letting lodyiags, supported me. Dr. Welton's
same is Gaup. Lady Lease: sad Lady Cirri&
with ass mow lean ago. Dove a its who was harlot
mate after fay kubead's death. That wm the oaly child
I bad. My husband died es his passage to," West lean
*sea is oesesiseally called " The Doctor. The " filth "
er theseigtheurbood call him so. He is sot Ilk. Dr.
Wawa. My ma is frequently to the 'annoy of Dr.
Wellasee who pen for his sawing, hot I give him the
mow le do ea. Dr. Wallace festive* the rests of a little
I have at Newham; war Gloomier. I
htl this poverty with mosey which Mr. lames
left me bean be west to the West lodise,
about 1001. Dt. Wallow is my Oriels sad
eliK used to visit
am
honestly. M mor ia the
emoloo. The datery WeKIM seta laNherry-tos let Wadi tato
erry Mom with greater Wilily, bat ho semelinto settees by
the Itilehm door. He anew gem to the bediseme swept
whom mew we is Kam Dr. Wales lea mined mea
with soma ellidres. He frequently ensures sae vegetables,
of whisk I keep as sconot. Mr. Granger sad Mr. Lowe
east he Dr. Wallace, who attoaded me dubs sty
molleameat.
Humiliation froatieued—My KO was ehristimed George
Augustin. Dr. Wallow area to bring me the vegetables in
the comiage. I will be has set remained with me for
MOP Mae two hours. Dr. Wallies weasioaelly amuses
Noma with lefties off fireworks la my garden la the hoot
of lie Mars. I don't know Mrs. Welles*.
Bowmalsoll—My ma was named George lamas. Dr.
Welles. Mewled ay late husband fee the orimplaiat of
whisk be heed—oseomptiou. My hothead espnosal a
war OWN his midease at the Howells that Dr. Widnes
should Mood me. I bon hews Dr. Walla.. for 26 yon.
By the OeoMear. Iffollsee's Andrea are grows up. He
was menial whm I lust beseme onaaisted with him.
Dr. Goose Wiu ale-1 am a physietaa at Bristol,
Mame I have premed for 36 years. Iwo acquainted with
the late George haws, whom I attended for esesamptios
doing his Meese at the Hotwells. I ordered him ago
aimed. He had a woomptive Moms pregnant towards
a fatal terolasUm. At thl. time Mr. sad Mrs. Jamie lived
together as mom sad wife. I had so reason to believe that
they wen sot married. I attended Mt.. James is her en.
beemeat, time whisk time D have frequently sew her. Her
sea has a diepositioa to disease of the Wale. I don's think
he will live to be • seas. I have attended We by for •
variety of disown as well es the anal lefeatile disown
I bare .tom sanded bin. James, with whom 1 have sever
had say tamper tallowy.
CholoOlsaatioisil—l did act send the sea away from hie
wife to die. I seat him away in the hope of proton/leg
esietesee, thiskies that the ma voyage might pewee ad.
mammas to him. I did an direst him to go m the West
ladies la particular. I may have Mom Mrs. James Ire
years before the death of her Maned. I wet say exactly
hew leag. It is • very mama Mktg fee • doctor se at-
tend a wife without Hong the hothead. Mrs James
sou is not my mutant aid Wily **mown.. I have often
lakes the MUd oat to drive is my surface, sad sometimes I
have takes Kn. law, bet not more frequently than my
other patients.
Mr. O'Malley—Now, on year oath—
Wham—Coate, don't se sad belly me. (Laughter.) I
eat to at oath. Ken, what ham you sot to say ?
Mr. 011elley—Well, I won't. Do you net take Mrs.
Nose out *teal than your other pathos ?

Winer —No, I do ea.
' Mr. O'Malley—Do you knock at Xis. iinler'S door when
you wait to pia admission t
Witmer—What's the see, wham the door is open.
(Laughter.)
Mr. O'Malley—nth pa walk tiongh all the doers you
fled opsa
Wither—That may be your pestles, but it is sot alas.
Eassathatios thatinued—l may bath remised at Mrs.
James's bedside for two or three boors is the discharge of
estprokeekeel dthy.
b 7 the Chrort—lt b ay pasties n !seethe se teat from
besefieed eisigymea, wiOrre et edithers, sad I'4oft-bean
keepers. (Lipson.)
Mr. O'Malley—Oa year oath—
Witoese—Speak like a anathema, sad I erUl theme/ you.
Mr. ollelley—Well, did you bear the boys, when you
bath left Mn.. Jean's hour, belles after you ?
Witaser—ffo, I did set
Esealaatioe seadanred—l did set buy the house is Free-
laid-plea. I dee% kap, what the Isolate may bps
dose. I have them gage oat to ship fur Mn. James.
Mr. O'Malley—Yost are a meant d mu ?
Weems—Well, you know that so well NI do.
Mr. Oldeltey.—And yea have seat ?
Witame—l bath, and they an better massed than you
sea. (leaghter.)
Rthalasuen esetioud—TM child may bath bees gaffed
" the deems." The aelibtourboed k blackguard monk
for anythieg—they are ail blackguards. It airs. same to
my ears that I keep Mn. Jenne. It is a lying place—
awfully lying pleas. As the people weld sot oppose me
Prokeriethily, they sot Lyle' repots afloat about me. It
has bete reported that Mn James's shad was mine, bat I
diet sere about their realietees Iles. I disabuse my duties
asthrtheless. I won't tell you whet Mrs. James's oomplaiat
is. It is sat my practice to reveal the compleats of my
female }ideate.
Mr. O'Malley—l should like to know.
Witness—lf you are detansieed. as loomed person
penally are.—(laughter)—l will tell you. eke suffered
hem theme veins.
Mn.. Williams es roised—l us the wile of a carpenter at
Cardiff. I formerly lived with Mrs. JIMISS as bet serthat.
I sever observed say improper familiarity jamdag betters*
Dr. Willem sad Mrs. James.
Mary Woodburn stated tenths bed both la lam James's
envier fee four years, &thin whisk time she bed observed
so impropriety between. Mn. James end Dr. Wakes.
At the close of the pleioritra oath Mr. O'Malley said be
would not all say weans for the datum, sod submitted
that the litter wee • privileged 00111211111gOIM011.
This 'Wooten haviag beta overruled by the leaned
badge,
Mr. dirjsaat Hinglake summed up the thidease.
A proposition baying ben made to eater the verrikg en
the pleatiff for 40e., which was rejected,

WU. O'Kelley thee withdrew the pies of jestidesties,
wines the learned Chief Boos said weld as. be worarted,
sad addressed the Jury Ia esitigettoe of d euttaitung
that the smelled amount which they ewY sword weld
soft the jastiodof the owe. He said the lOW night hays
bass ihgeted of at Bristol, when the plaintiff's eluarter
might Iwo boa vindicated. It behoved the Modest to
hop by how respectable, and be hod written to Mr. Poole
• letter which he eseasiod would bre held private. The
&hates was wasted by so modem ssetive, bevies only
gives ezynieles so • /WNW which was Ia ovary oae's
month Ia Bristol.
The Chief Bane told the jury that the geodes Shay had
to decide was, whatnot dim Ina any sallelless Isiestiss
as the pa of the Weediest when he wreto the lOW rem
of. This was the moo of the Ovary, Ia odes

that they Might decide the amount of damages they would
award to the plaintiff, who &nihilism was untitled to some
compenutioc, es the defendant had admitted that the libel
was not justifiable. He war of opiston that the plaintiff's
character had not matarially suffered, and it was for them to
say under each circumstances, ahe having vindicated that
character to-day, what amount they would award to her as
damages foe the ',jury complained of.
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 401.