The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-23 00:00:00

THE =PEW, FRIDAY EVENIN

prizc4.l. sr those which trutiletsd Women I•Mvidusisthat
was to say. that whilst they would sot war haat from trey
they ihool be careful sot to offer insult to way. (Classirs4
H., .goo d with Mr. Apron, that up to the me-
m. time tit* meet &foot of the movement wee

the e;.:lueion of the melds,' as. (if sa;:MMi.)'
wen excluded on mooing of the *spume of she outfit, oaf
theme:in be trained that the mown would be the moaned
powilble is that district. (Hear, hew.) He Maned that the
movement would be permanent. (Hear, hear.) He believed
the movement wee a right ose—flosticially, menu,, sad
religiously ; and that if proyarly orgameed wield be the
tett wren of preferring that pees which they were all so
new 'us to see otamteitied. (Bear, hear) He amid be very
glad to be enrolled aa his. manter of the soma sad to sea-
tribute his mile so its seaport. (Chelan)
The Nov. Kr. C twoonded the nmelatka, white
wee tempi
The tare awed that Mr. Carrington sad the Car
isseelei Ass Cceepsay had coatributed 601. ewe bends the
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♦ voisot drab to the elitruga tersolaslid the pro-
eeptiags.

ST. OILES'S AND ST. GEORGE'S, BLOOMSBURY.
A meeting of the inhabitants of the twin portable
cf St. Oiltega.theeFields and St. Goose Illooseeharp,
was held lent evening in the Music Hall, in Siere-strest, to
further the seeebtiehment of • volunteer ride seeps la Mem
perishes. It was well attended.
It wu reselved that the pariah corps should form part of
one of the kiddksal nutmeats, that effective mw eheedd
be enrolled am payment of the entrance fee end mane ash-
octirion, end that the Illellenos, &0., should be peoridedr
as far is possible, out of the tends of the corps.
A rata of thanks was glma att the chairman.

VicToll.lt thesters of this tins PM
continue weedy so Meamos, while ths auxiidates far iamb•
ties are so surseross that its dingy. Omega' will amuse-
thready la • few waste mad a Monsen& The last pestle
pretested a mune= maally sahaatod some, as then were
between dread sts lwasised prosest, and the admirable bead
of the regiment was Y situadante. Great credit is dm to the
barid.ameter for the rapidity with which be has tralsed sad
drilled these stadelma, who march sad play with admire:lM
pathisa. It is aswerimoildo fee baulks movements to he
mom them they ars tires gages* die-
m& Frirs 'litho mesa4be brDakcE
this
at reornits is the reeks. wont
high outs at •
at this tarp at perm mainly riutable so tha
goat sisminse et heir skinsmat. Tido term in width=
to their pods greaad of regimen scree at Kilbuni, ham
dadatil brae govermseat the use of ths magaillasat=
anasol Ms Et. Jeltres-wited tatmoks, sad have deo
wastbeass.rr aprisaml for ells-prustios, with • nage of awl, two
rssda
Lost:Pox laise.—Tissterday this corps had so far
Priersock Om* idsdribrotod widala tbo lett mouth,
AM • strew trawriar siding's* look pen la Weetthnotir-
hsh for drIlL Senn' imam st tho someoll sad a number
el IN senry molars wore dm punnet, isslediag CP Sari
dAmes, Lard Gorthgli (who to dm se adhstim), Major-
Gialni flit hulk auk Z. 0.1., largewthemeol Ittr
LIM, CB.. illopr-Osassel Wank., Dr. WOmumr, Dr.
De. Damps% Paths. oommos), is. Arson the
might be oud ime of all Naha Led
Lereftthoutoer, M.P., Caputo Yams lb=
Karim Jots CtCosesti, ambit:ryas&
hart laths Compay's tervies, Prohnuor P. 0' at
ether weibletetre hobs. Irldrese ot sh imetleal led ;the-
ses erstiumpts, Isek•• prethasert pat ialb. dr& Although
only intesdod ta MA frot ghat so s roue wootor,plor so pa-
temente estively with the regular drill, yet ell fed is st dos
wort at eopownd, and shourfally went deem* two lathe
mortice ttedse tip saint hmenthioa of hisemat Dos, MP
et the nth, sad hoes lood, ths Seth. The expo
wit rim Y Wootantathrtholi Ire drill one, Turley sad
Thendog
he mein d oath the
maiwaft of pritsmomt, whoa the
hell whi dose egoism imp.

ross(imaramast sot ...m to law tire or ha would,
Warollgams I told yoo) that hi rid kr re sight we
nisessatur rot you loft your purr st Wolter.
hasoptaa altar the croon sad as to us at Birsdadham,
stopped than all night, mod cams ea with sr to tee rasing.
I haft, of Gorr rid It woo mil a lir so you most member
deb tho tar you lift Binargras by was the (.10, whits
the re Isr supposed to bar exam by was Os 10.20. Ws
nitre leaky that lb. tries it so well, so It stoma probable
that we should bar cons thst sr, ; sad so we hart &air
brestitir it would raw do kr us to -
:it t you how I hats that woad sow, dayl moron
sad nom gad how happy I should bo 8 we .said
ally be happy Weedier. I know with you I Amid be per-
fectly happy, sad I ea pits an I would do all I arid to
soaks yr a' sad I rather Bury I should sucard—de you
thiak I should P I so rag for to-morrow erroalag, to the
hap..effluvia( • NMess from yoo., should you sot he too
bur to writs to this pur old child. If you Mee sot
intim, do, decline volt, to me, and writs Wadi,. I leer
Ilidsk twig, r I tall too to writs. My him bs”
jut at it did the Greg sveniag.—Your loudly al-
, t
la a 0.
Li d, ono of meddler destroy my latter directly
you bar re"
thus, as I tbiak vow I quite uudarstaad
paw"
"Bristol, Oct. 29, 1838.

"Yy ova dubs Clore,—l was so blighted with your
letter reared thb simuing bat I hardly know what to do
with Emelt What • bred idea it le to think that you
limb have die pewee elmoldas as es affemable or tro happy I
I ark you would slime try te de Os bra, as it would be
11* easy be yen and sejoily a as, Row ark' you be ably
as be rho seek en brit Mr Into your heel about the
Driffird trara ? I ernet bangime what I cord poorly
bar saki to give rise to way seek irks, sad rally nothiag
was farther thou that her my mirk so I aineenly trust you
will near again be ee rugby I did not bow what to
think all day at nut *baring from you. I wrote
you two Wars, bat perhaps you did sot wish
to by ken ma I both ; and now las se
eery I did not erg ass toemay have
thesubt it unkind my nal trraon . the only
roma I stayed down hoe till the sitarnoce pat was in, in
hopes ciboria, from yes, hat it wee no go. About arm*
yea tam user yen mut not think it is berate Ido not
arldi,,es I would grit ali In the world to again re you, bat I
Nay bee t robs+ I mos memsge it, a* war Ito betray, my
fat fried would be Inn to I was gone to sty you, so I
must wait till net Friday, sod mom you `London.
Write and ten me about what time you will Mid,*
I sem by the list I ma write you on Tuesday, Liverpool ; on
Weireday, Berm; sad on Thunday, Lynn—b that right ?
—and ea Friday I .hall again me my darting;_ bow I do
trusty sweet or, to be again with you! Will you not
be rle to May fa London err Bandar, ea we might have
jelly day together' I wok I were going to be at Liverpool
with you. I think you aro wrong about our Lir faked
velar ; she tells me that as offered Norge draftily
that night whin I was asleep, and I lacy she did, on ha
esemed in • very bad Warr when we left. lam vary_ glad
you are not comb* by the boat tomorrow,se she sold me
this morning that she mar to go and meet it, as she fasolse
yew are coming by Si, sad that I should be there to meet you,
on G. bid her you would be in Bonet Wake till Saturday
mainelstg. Won't she be sold—first at going for sorbs.
Ca yen mean. net to let G. know you on
going to Lash" se ha Is sun to let bet kart, sad
them oho might beast es coming with ma, which would not
add to lay casket fa the dieldist drive ? Riad you writs
termenew before you go boas, sad on Tarim yea wW
find • War from tee as the par-cake, Lisp Did yea
think bat night of that by week at Clialtashem ? I raid
acct, kr the is or ma, go as der, thinking haw happy I
bad her, how happy I cenkl be with you, end what •
drift yen area The more I think et you the father I
rooms, so yen must promise ma roar again to troy by
earthing I say la my bre ft wield be sieseible dor me to
rasp I always web, my re vary far and arm read
the war, so that I may arra gamer wort badly, so
prase Mak d that rat lime Wore you err me sub •
very unkind hoar as the Cardiff cow woe; bat yore of
loray certainly made up hit, es it really we. a dew, kind
ebb to write to me so nicely. Adis, Lay sweet or, till
Friday, when I shall expect you to be very affectiorts.
" Yours fondly devoted, " CIL
" Kind and destroy my latter before you go home

I took the hams the-esit starsiss to Mr. Test's been, sad
showed them to Mrs. Mu A few days afterwards I meet,
at lir.Teet's revert, copes of the letters to him. MIL
lirD is not Ileum with =snow, ells came to nes as tiss
olleptesiber, sea watt away again on the 13th. I have
mot livid with her elan. that. The photographs reduced
111111 Momemes of Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Hepworth.
Croserremined—l this!' photography a pretty art. I
took sous photographs at Marion Om was Mhos
of me .with my rem rend Met Gibson's endue My
wile has recently auppertsd WWI by bee preemies, but
has certain' ly not supported he two "AGMs, lee they
hays always been with me. When I foetid the Mims
my wile had left ths bedroom to go to the annery, end
I owes In while elte was away. Thai caught my eye., sad I
took them and reed them. My wife said to me, I know
what you Dave got." I took the letters to Mrs. Gibson, In-
cense I thought that that was the beat plan I could
la owls to break off th•cosnazion. As she had still several
places to go to on her tour, I mid very little to her about the
letters—in fact, I told be that I had destroyed them, be-
calms I thought that if she know I had them it might have
been fetal to her iscome. Afterwards dm learned that I had
shown them to Mrs. Others, sad is 'airy cormspoodsoce
issued. Eventually we mods It op, she swearing thet she
had not been guilty of any ems] criminality. I Musa
her shat, and I be&ve her now, bat I cannot stint my eyes
to what Imams thourrad.
B.rsaainkied—lt was weed between as that the whole
natter should be ocsdoesC red that she should giro up her
Sag* tours; but her father having proposed her • new
engagement she loth me again, end I ant sorry to my that,
notwithstanding bee solemn oath to the contrary, she Imo
reseed bee eiseszion with Mr. Gillen.

Charlotte a:wyer saki Sled In Jane Ta. at she was living at
No. 39, Mancbeeter-sued, Mancheeter-squers. Mrs. Hep-
worth wee living them. She was the lady whose photo-
graph was produced. Bk. wee visited wimp by a gentleman,
whom photograph was afro produced.
Mrs. Mole, of 116, Iligh-street, Ramente, said the parties
whose portraite were produced time to her home on the Oth
at August. They engaged &parte:trate for Mr. Gibson. He
took possession erf them the same night, and kept them about
three weeks. Mrs. Hepworth visited Wm shook deity till
the 11111, when hie father and aieters came. On ma occasion
the hot tee with him alone. She need to etay m late es ten
or a little 4/ter. When orbs left, Mr. Gibson sheep. swam-
maid her. She lived in Cliffortreet, which was shout five
minutes' walk Meta:boa At Arm Mr. Gibson used to come
heck about 11, but he got later sad later, mull wham
requested him to take a latch key. Mrs. Hepworth never
came while Mr. Gitemes father sad sister. ware there.
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from Holn~d, at 6111.strest, kt;neagabr, when Mr&
Hepworth lodged, proved that the petitioner wee constantly
vieg her, and Old they wen frequently alone together.
When Me,. Hepworth caste to take the lodging', Mr. Gibson
wee waiting in the street. Ons afternoon witness found the
drawing-room door locked. She knocked for admittance, bet
Mrs. Hepworth said she did not went tea yet. Mr. Gibson
went away in about an hour. He had lately paid witness
• via. He asked what ahe had been saying about him ?
Replied that she bad only told the truth; Yid sten .09111
letters written by his to Me,. Hepworth, and feeling indig•
=lt, had stated all she knew about his reit,. Mentioned
to him about the door being locked, and ha said Medan.
Corneal (another lodger) wee in; wee she not!" Witness
said the did not know. ette might have gone out, as the
doors were kept open. Madame Cormier@ room woe even
with the drawing-man.
Mr. Bremner, of Bristol, tailor, said that in August last
the petitioner was indebted to him, but witness was unable
to find him till the 16th of that mouth, when he saw hint at
the Rosberville Hotel, Orarmend. He had a lady with him
who was not Mrs. Gibson—it west the lady whose portrait
was produced. Spoke to him. He and the lady had come in
• cab to the hotel et shoot sin in evening.
Elizabeth Oven, chambermaid at the hotel, proved that
the lady ordered first one bedroom, end in &teat two
lbws elterwards • seeesd. They did not, however, occupy
either, but they leg at 'boa $ o'clock. They dined in •
private sitting-room.
Croes-extmined—Could not say whether the lady need
the phrase "We shell require a bedroom," or I shall re-
quire a bedroom?' It was after dinner when she asked foe
another room. All their barn) had been taken into theme
bedroom when they first arrived.
Itivezatnined—Before the second room was ordered a gen-
tleman had spoken to me about it. . . .

Jame BRONntog, waiter et the same hiitel, gave combo-
reties evidence. Mr. Giros paid the bill, remarking that
he bed altered his wind sad would go to London. They want
away in • fly.
Charles Blake, who registers omnibus premien at Bela-
was amtionad at the top of Perk istreet. Oar sew a Mir
Flurry coma up in a dy. She got out and joined Mr. Giber,
who was walking about. They called smarm Sy off the
stead, and went swig. This was in the latter part of the
summer in last year.
By the Judge—Miss Parley used to drive about Bristol
with a Mr. Blietett, since deceased.
Ann Jonas, of Church-lane, Bristol, kept • lodging-how
In which gentlemea sometimes took ladies. Last winter Mr.
Gibson brought Mir Farley to witner's house three or
four titre.

William Edwards, a fly driver belonging to the White
Hart Hotel, proved that Itt. Gibson had engaged a fly as
the 25th of June, 1858. Wm ordered to take up a lady at
Stoke's Croft, end to drive lowly on the Glowteeter road.
Mrs. Gamma was sot that lady. Drove six or ism miles
oat end Uwe returned to Bristol. Was oat sena or eight
hours altogether. The windows of the fly were kept up all
the time. Found some hair pies ia the cab the next morning.
About a fortnight afterwards witness wee employed again;
hot the lady had a little by with her. Noticed 01100 when
dr door wee opened that the child was asleep.
Mrs. Harriet Toromine Seeders said she WY a widow.
Had driven out with Mr. Gibson la • fly. This waa is May,
Jam, and July, 1855. Mr. Gibson ustortanately took
advantage of vilneee. That occurred ball.a-doses time.
Had been with him to Easter arid other pieces. On one
Coee4loo Witileee had a little hey with her.
Crose-examined —Mr. o,bsoli had berm introdaced to wit-
! nese shoat twelve monthe before the first occasion by • gentle-
men, • solicitor, in College-grew, near the cathedral. Met
him on the turnpike road by appointmeet. Had knows' him
by sight before, and wee quite certain that he was the
petitioner.
This being the whale of the defeedant's evident" Mr.
&wisest Bhee procawdril to nail
Mrs. Clara Hepworth-1 was married to Mr. Hepworth
la 1861. I have aims boa sappl ss a posismilarl slew