The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-21 00:00:00

THS TROUBLI6 OF A FRENCH 00V1811.143.

At the Tunbridge-weal' County Court on Friday
Iset MIN. Warns seed Ms.. lA:er, ht we Mr. Empire"
kw NC IM., arrows o!sekry.

Kr. elemenn- (kw the plaintiff) said that In the ere effit of
lily bat, the deenithat, then limas in Wiltaa-plan, Lee-
dom, eagles* the *loaf, Mdlle. Lampe, as gmernms.
The terms were trimewhat indefinite and gemeel. The
pleatif was to ream W. in the shape of salary and U. fee
the lettedesse. Oa the nth July the pp!aintiff, Ivy the dime.
doe the deinamt, met the t's children at the
Londse.tridp stereos, end ocelected them doe's to Break-
ley, where Mrs. Porter had teem lodgings at Mr. Hooldnee
era eras. Mr. Pons, @Km weds joined them at that
ern. The pelmet bird ea arriving at that house the
liCONSlMOdstioa wee net 10 Mak SS It Might to bs, sad she
tees thee to time tenelmined of this to Mee. Haddam white
mesa saw hallass towards the peed'. Oa the Shed
it Anger, the plaintiff ooltiped with rhos
he • bath to Mrs. Hocking, who became sees&
titsepyjimd tell the peed, that she should
pram Ohm Mr.. Pester summed Mn. Both.
fria= twill=iseed so the Wei bend herself Is an
position. Or day, N maw
qualm if draft that Kra. Hake; bed hem nierepre-
raft her mar to the delsedant, the plaintiff astral,
al. ea Webs Mrs. Hocking, give way to her indignation
N &Wei to bar, " Too old serpent." Mr. sad Mr. Holt-
die wee ezetedingly angry at that, end complained of It to
Ms.. Porter, sail m commutate of that plaintiff apolo-
The sent day the deferent told bar she had better
eilare, sad the plaintiff's mower was that the didn't wish to
leave to gratify Mrs. Hocking. and the daeleed at that time
to leave. Mrs. Porter did not lowa her oe that 00t66011. The
plaintiff, however, rill found herself in en uncomfortable
mere, Mrs. Porter and lee. Hock ng being leagued menet
her, tad she therefore--talieg • very proper coures—mked
Mrs. Porter's leave to ge out, sod she west to the clergy-
man, Mr. Starr, to °malt him as to what she had better tio.
He not being at home Mts. &ore directed her to Captain.
Huron (who lire is the triglthourbood), sad also saw him,
dterwares returning to Mr.. Stores, where she took rapper,
after which she retuned to Mr.. Hocking, socompanied by
the two yo Storrs. Pb. bed some difficulty in getting
into the termhosw, hire. Hocking behaving in an censor-
dinie7 way to the young gentlemen. The next day there
wee mother row, mad defendant told plaintiff that if she
would lame she would pay he • quarter's salary up to
October 12. Tee plaintiff to accept, swag she
was edited N soother quarter's wags or notice Mn.
Porter then offered her 121. 10e., which she ales Mensal.
Mn. Porter then consulted It,. Cripple who eared the
ti6l. 10e. payment for wages. 61. de. bale bean pad
ctot se
t, seam thee was offered to the plaintiff. The snit
wee for the wages ttpp to time of diamissal, end for damages
for wrovigfel dMsa 1.
Mt. Came, kw the deendant, said his client had paid into
evert 61.6 e: for sin week,' service; 121. wee tiered to the
Kelatik the surplus being a prestat, which she Ward.
Mr. &wpm said he was sited to go for • whole yeer's
salary, end
Hie Honour raid a Orem to the effect that whirs there 'is
a reseal here like the present, wittiest mediae of time it
MN foe the year, and the servant trues:Wed to wages to the
end of the j ear, if wrongfully dieneeed.
un Mr. Spson add the plaintiff baying limited her demand
to a quarter's wages or notice, did sot Ire to go foe more now.
He resumed his audemem, after a few more words, reentica-
lag that the *Win mother came down from Lorton sad
saw Mrs. Potter, who offered her 121. 10a., but Melanie
Lehrgue said her daughter was entitled to 151., including
espouse. Mrs. Porter refuel this sum, then plaintiff was
emptied to keg this action fur the 61. be. dm, and the
following queer's salary in lieu of notice.
Munk. Warps, • young lady of polished manner, but
evidently a pander temperament, temperament, stated—Os the lot July
last I wee aimed by the defendant as gore/este at the rate
of W. • year, end oft the 121 of that moth I moropsaled
the children front !anew bi ilea station to the farm me
Dreachley. I did not dad the accommodation there at all
satisfactory. I owns/sled to Mrs. Hocking about it, and
alto to Mrs. Porter. On the 22nd of August I malt com-
petes of a bath, which Mrs. Hooking told her riervatt sot to
remove foe meow I was quite good enough to de it myself.
1 had r takrviw with Mrs. Porter shout that, mid els add
amgtio have applied to herabout it, sad that Mn.
did not mean what she said, sad that I met set
mind is She pretended to take my pet, but was all the while
=tMr.. Hooking's put. On • subsequent menieg I
hee flicking an old serpent," and apologised keit.
Oa Tuesday the 23rd of August Mrs. Porter sand 1 had
better leave at once, bat afterward. said I might stay. Os
the 11th 1 vetted Mee. Store mug Captain Ruston, returning
te the hem et live initiates pea' 10 at night. The next day,
la is Inerefew with Mrs. Porter, 1 offered to leave at a
or wises notice. She declined to give that till she
=isle. her lawyer. I again visited Captain Heaton on
T , the 10110, beaus' Mr. Porter said she had bean
N W. sad eel she found that I sea not entitled to
nee wages te the 12th of Anger. Xis. Hocking
Inked the deer se OM I *Leila not go oat, and she mad her
hestend Wed N peemet me 'Gulag through the window,
breams I wee s,Yr eat N watt a solicitor. Mrs. Hoek-
lag amid I my deem* end moue'', sod go. I
led • preset In one Irma mil • Ltd* writing-desk is the
other when I escaped through the window. After that, on.
ray rearm, 124 10s. wets Weed me by kin. Porter, but I
wield not take it.

brose-waassed —The house woo dacha la setomeado.
Yes se to Lod, athadeate, sad a/umlaut's. 317 non was
only eleawd ease is six weeks. It it sot s she ha=
sot the Wawa la the plash. Von was sot
bathes ow sad the dogmatist sad am Seddas.
wettY sat .5 Mrs Haase, laeoleaco. Shin wee
ea met moos, 76 pea of age, who had to mad spas us.
I ad art ow they were all pc_ '•ittrickits wretches dors.
Whoa oast eta Is ars. dto Mrs. Porter naked me
whole I woo —. sod I ail% lull bar.
Madame laollsraas spate to ow ioterviow with Ure. Porta
ea the dlas kap& She etrplaiNed a bar daughter es
violent; $6.1 slw mod Is go thou is her zoorniag drew, sad
that the wee with wry ;peso wapleeseatare bon Ms.
ileashaig. the oho old ohs woad Fr has to tho 12th ci
Wear. which Wawa thalami.

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Mr. Cripple mid be eartidely veld not feel it his duty to ,
emit Mb ebbs mime be bit most poeitivel aorta= that
he sink. lad* his no mevery peisit. the pesitima of
ET-ibled each tea peed =al el sympathy, became
. neset always tented fa the way they .h* to he,
if he did me thin diet the plaintiff lad led dm peen*
Madame rhea be he wont watlidrawlee= the ere; bat
he was sendon We be don, be able to show that pliiatdf
was to blamed emu seeped and from Bret to last Mrs.
Porter tried es 'mks pwc. between plaintiff sod Mee.
leakiag, and acted with the pelmet Menses towards her,
wind tee ~ff. conduct was mod Improper throughout.
Me entlei by collie'
Mee. Merin Porter, wife of Col. Pater, of the Marko
senile, who Mend-1a J aly last the plaintiff moo into
my mine as (overuse, and that mouth I wart to
reside Ike the meson with Mrs. Hoeing. I re olkct
the Mk Assent, It wee oa a Saturday; that day the gorm-
less, wasted the bath, but as sbe was as on speakieg terms
with toy servant. Memo of her (pintirs) conduct, eh"
'dud Mrs. llockteg's memo to brim it up, sad ales beteg
key could sot. Mrs. Lining was ill, and when
llailecoodielle Latareus ooreplaised that there was net one to
briag tip the balk, Mr., Hoeing said she thought ley on.
maid beteg that op Mademoiselle was dosilmenag in her
conduct, sad tried to tot me perms maim eatithsr. NM
Lakin made a braid compliant to me of Mademoiselle, to
whin 1 Lit bond to lidea, sad afore t erehg that I walked
outs to the laws, sad vas followed by atMemalle, who
INS eery *lds% sad said, " mire me -y eatery .ad I will
go ternienew. I don't care • hews about me of you."
the sectzi It In lingLiatt, sad 1 .dal, .If you are sa-
lon go." She afterwards Wmowledged AM.ho
vet
e mom Girths male Wades byeateleg bee mdse. her
miebeee. Er had my these Hulick, to Math. After gentle
Capin Hann @hems essidanny oat all day. The lint ems
aho went mg I snot bur where she was going, ami Me NM
Ii me as my beim. 1 toll' no more responsibility rte
what keno till bee Ow eat. I dined to take hoc to Lea-
den Is my eerier be get a situation there, and to pm her
121. Ns a grainy. re continually upset the whole 1t...
by Mr bad temple end dominteriag way. One night the
hop the whole fatly op till two o clock, expreming mace
der= 611 she skald be murdered; lie said the did not MI
sage la ha bedroom, though the deco leading into my
ebildera's bedroom was locked, mad of thetas', ro.,re ale bad
the bry. She thrsdeaed me with legal proceedinp. I tole
bet what Mr. Clarke= (Mr. Crime' piste's) told cos, sad
she meld she didn't believe it. At bee riamat I pve her Me
ablb!!! that aka ratar tisio on,. tugag:L
' Cemoodmind—Aft-Matte had left my service I told bee
I wee'd gem hate gat of 12/. 10.., that is 6/. fos. to 2.lrd ef
and emeiler 61. bar a gift, haling that would
Mem PnesseWr deagbiat of Noise- General Prescott, sal ,
aide to the dellaked, mid lie bee head with her pre el Me
doe oho hod Moat DatarAkey. Oe Sedum Warier al&
tog, ea the lit of degtamder, Miaow delivered to Mr lb.
arena Item Kra Peater. tag As ma willies rep 124
past king fre earriere end Me rose a reality to Mk el
October. Pidanfe babadder ia Me Yam tine mat Moist
sad overlemeles.
Mr. Claskeen mid be eaplainsd to Medan Ls/forget, ca
her calling open her, that Mee. Poetry was Mines to pay
het kite lit I. maims to ths, 23rd Awed hem the
lila J
sled that as eh* w oleo willies se glee her a per
mt. op the sum of 121, and that oho was sot to ea-
dememi present as no adutowlogymeat of the platatif•
dim it the Mob gutter. esiary to the SIM Welter.
Mr. Emma Om replied to In Lind'. one Ho add, If
Pim Pmert rem so muck Impressed nth the
=bonded, it was the last thin d. *Milt rro
treammo
to bare gime bet tin gratuity. It the had behaved se
belly why des We. my moldy laid fats court l' 81. bed
hulled ail if oho led miomadattod irtmelt. Ho timed
that if hie EIOIIOIIT did 1604 gnat lie attire claim he voald
glee joltiness for the 124. Ina porafeed by the drafradmit to
the plehatiff.
111. Honour mid, geoevallyspiakitg, govennesse had their
011ie Wag prams of • deacest superior to
="l:lAbeim they sue "timed, end of ezmileet NNW
=itere gam meet with the good WisalllS at all well-
dada BMA Idscou segue hem
to mdmreakt. end In ease ough* the iff wee
am emitted to morwar. It appowed hem ths radmee thee
she was • pasta of meat Villanbei ii temper, and wee an thet
men wholly mit M Mamie ram girls. Thee pound
meld have beta Idle sellialeat_ Islet ma sad to the anew
mat. Hat prod Meier heelbasa mom improper, sad
be thought bra gig ime Mira% the cameat . Naar
we Mee implyoute4eigomet fir doiedeaL ell Mri