The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

tad the defendant wm the brother of the Rev. Chutes
Gulliver Fryer, who had merried the only daughter et the
nes. star. The plaintiff wes one of the it:motors of the
waif and bad • lessey left him for his trouble, whilst the
defendant, u we understood, WII not settled by the will in
any way. The reason why these para., were *elected to he
Olio! iff and de rodent woe beeline: there was a clause in
the will to the effect that if any of the parties beneficially
interested in it should dispute it, their interests would
thereby become affected. Bir 0. P. Terser had twice been
declared a lunatic—once in 1814, when a commission of
lunacy had issued spinet his, and again in 1823, wten
fresh coseenission was honed. The first commission was
act aside in 1816, but the **coed INTO/ was, although about
the year 1840 all r.straint was removed from the tesistor en
the .round, es the plaintiff alleged, that he hod recovered
hie *emu. The details of the case will be best understood
from the evid.ta, which we raced to give folly. The

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Helm Use Chunky, ozonised by Mr. Pura—
Witneal WY the widow of the late Sir Gregory Page Turner,
and had married math Woe married to the testator In 1818.
Had known theists Sir Gregory Pep Turner eeeee Mee hews
17 join of age. Ile father died about the y. ar 1806. The
testator wee in a good state of mud when witness man
ried, but he was always an eccentric Witness bad one
aarriviug daughter by the to and a son who had died.
The demister was bon in 1810. Winton was appiented one
if the committee of the testator's perm, whoa he was
&Wird a lunatic. Witness recollected the marriage of her
daughter, is 1838, with eke Rev. Mr. Fryer. Birciee the
marriage Mr. Fryer bad enraged to mettle 20,0001 upon
Albs Teiner—a Mr. Moberly was, at Art, employed at the
aldieitar Us the matter. Mr. Fryer wasted to substitute some
tether property, thread of the 20,000/. in money, to which wit.
moms obi eta ; but Mr. Fryer still resisted in his plan ; sad
witerse's Mutated would be married to Mei, wither west
to another solistimr, a Mr. uney,who heed at Soathomptos.
Mr. Fryer sad her delight*? went with her, and Mr. Rani
Mew up a minims unlearnt. Witness's daughter was
married= ?led of Award, 1838. The family seat of Sir 0.
P. Terser was called hattleadee Hesse, and was situated in
Bedlordebire. la the year 1838 it was very scantily ter-
Mated. Mr. Fryer famished soma roosts in the house, md
wattle reside leers with his wife. The Muter was espy
Mutat beteg dote. Mr. Mabee:). wrote several letters to
Mr. Pryer, serrating Sir U. P. Imner's displeamre, sad
Mr. Fryer and his wife then left. is the year 1813 two
beeper were appointed to live with the testator, and witness
at that tire left him. A cam eismein of lunacy had been
feerd against him in November, Ibl3 A':er some Uses
the miaow west to reside in the Alpha road, He gent'rpeek.
Si. 0. P Terneressere of mind Minaret from abrades year
1810. On the 7th May,lB4o,witmes returned to live with \in;
rid liver, with him until he died, • Mak was in 1543. Hie
mind contlased to improve, and he talked rem 'alimony.
la eoseequewle of the impartment of Sir 0. Y. TS/Mr'.
stied both his keeper were removed from hta. Oe tic 6th
of Fehruery,ls4l, all restraMt was removed from him. In
N ivenitwr. 1840, Sir O. P. Tarter dictated a paper to wit-
ness The paper tow predani was the one do question,
and wen written by witness. A paper was thee put is and
read, is whirl the let. Su Gregory Page Turner stated that
It was his the *don to leave all his property which be
son d dispose of to tis daughter and her debits*,
U the should have any, and his wife's jointer, of
31,0001. • year wee to be theirgemble on the property. The
smutted of ginner's j.iintere was 2,0001. oyear. In 1841,when
Wituestio daughter Cane of egg, she erne to visit her tether
and wither. A munition took place between them and
lin. Fryer, In which both Sir 0. P. Turns, and wither
urged Mrs. Fryer to sty, when she went before the Muter
of the Mlle, that she wiled to have a r ttiemect seder upon
her. She replied that she would "ay that she wished for a
settlement, but would not go modest the wishes of her hat-
band. Witness di I not are Mn Fryer but ones after the
eonversaien she heti alluded to foe a long time. In 1842
Sir ha 1 a very bad epileptic fi% He had had
epileptic Au tedre that time. After May, 1842, the fits be-
rme more violin', and a Mr. Ro-k, one of Sir 0. P.
Terocr's keeper., came back to steep in the room
wit its la order to render bins eminence in cue
be bed a At. Alter a time Rook stayed with the
Water is the day time al well uat night. In
Jane, 1841. Sir 0. P. Turner desired wiliest to write e
Miter to Mrs. Fryer, and to say t. at he esti winter should
be at all tires happy to see her. bet declined eisitine Mr.
Fryer until his marriage settlements wen mathfutorily set-
thee. Frown the Alpha-road Sir 0. P. Turner and wimps
went to lire at Ne. 1, Mentage. square, in July, 1811. After
that Sir 0 P. Teener sod witness west, in January, 1842,
to live at 101, Ototteister plan, Putnam equate. Witness's
kusers4 told her he had male his will, and effuse' illy takes
tare of Hs Marlin r. Sir G.l'. Tuner kept his Wrath
from o.4obsr, 1102, until the time whoa he died. Is wit
nas'.. judgment Sir 0. P. Tenor was arable, es the 15th
of Jere, 1841, of prlnrating a miens, act. His will bore
dies or that day. He was then is the habit et talking re.
tdotially cm all "abject*.
Cress ermined by the S dicier r thearel—Witnese was
carried Win in August' lett. %I itneres precast himbend
was the son of a 'tureen live." lu Not usghamplece, Sew-
ers& la 1823 Sir G. I'. Tero'r Mpg in a state of preside
sit alt A-cr the cormiesten of testacy in 1323, when
Sir U. I'. Turner was fund a Lusatia, he went to the
Qween'a Bench Primo and then to the Alpha-road. Durieg
that time sinners saw him viten. Witness lived with Mr.
lied Me. Fryer ettor their marriage. Wither lived with
them at Leath ides, when they stayed about nine weeks. Sir
0. P. Turner had coadderable estates in Betherishise,
Oetordshire, and Kent. fhere was also preeeerty at Sleek
heath, Greenwice, and in Loudon. Weser her daughter,
and Mr. I,rerr vent to Brand's tor tine weeks
In the year 18:W. When witness went back in 1840
to live with her hamband, she heed a serious Iris.
unite ntandizg with Mr. Filer about the marriage
settlement Oa that occuion Mr. Fryer threatened that
we nese should not re her daughter any sou if she (grime.%)
did set net as he liked with respect to the marriage
settlement The brag in the Alpha-road belong. dto a
man mined Holmes, bat witness did not know that he was
a profeesed lunatic keeper. Rook altareare at oh the huae
when 11 Mete lett it. A Mr. Williams Pastes was vent for
be Sir trilogy in 1841. He had bra reword to Sr
(erg •ry's estate. is B.dlegushire. Sir U. P. Tumor was
mesa attached to hies. When sitar. returned to live with
her late hothead he had Ist all his strange fancies. He had
ti. err been patty of such isdrencies that witness could not
live with him. Sir U. P. Tanner had one pmeliarity,
which was that he would not shake hands with people he
did sot like. Wynne hail no doubt that he 'bask hands
with many people in 11140. Witness had uo doubt
that be "hem kande with the pleautitf, and oleo
wits his serer. Witness and a Mr. Neale, who
hard twee her daughter's music governess, and was afterwards
witness's emenseeels, never told Sir U. I'. Tuner that, if
lie did lest leave elf Lie secentricitiee, the commiseion of
balmy could not be superseded, la 1840 be did not sleep in
bed in hie {Lithe', se witness believed, or cut holes in hi.
linen. Witness never saw him eollut bite of waste paper
and direct slum to be preen. d with care. Sir 0. P.
Tamer wed to cell the conariment of lunacy " a humbug."
Wane.. r heard hum say that ho would bring an action
egeuist the L ird Chancellor on account of it In 1840 wit
nese e intense:and sup• reeding the cooteniesiai, but
told Sir eir.gore that It he did curia things it could co. be
superseded. Wituese never told him that he mut leave ofl
dope e rude thine" beeire ammen. He was very food of his
Armee r. Wiener stayed with Sir U. P. Turner In 1840 at his
on n request fee U.P. flame* freezes became drawn one day
whilst as witness's roc ea, and it slightly affected his speech.
The nest day, hewevee lie was as wall am ever. Did
mot remember what salary she paid Rook. Ile left Sir
0. P. Termer in Fli,,t_itary, 1811, and cam Mel in October.
Daring this interval Rook did not watch Sir O. P. Turner;
bat alter May, 1841, he walked out with bin en account of
Sir Gregory having epileptic lite. The restraint was
reamed from Sir 0. P. Terser, in order to try how he
world behave, sad he conducted biaseli so a ell, 'hat wit-
ness thought the commissien was in peeress of being
superseded. Wither entspead It wee not dons on arreeet
of the violence of Sir Gregoey's epileptic fir. le 1841
apple:aim was made to the Coast of Chyme" to inures
witness's allowance, which wee increased to 2,15101. arm.
In Fibre-q, 1841, Sig Oregon, witness, Mrs. Neale, W.
Patton, Riog the coacher. Sutton the valet, and others
took an • siun bee ltedtortleadre. Sir Gregory used to mu
very shabby clothes, bet wee Mean is tua haw. When
this (lief .t.lll took place. all the parties went to Luton,
where S r Gregory bad a At. After Sir Gregory lett Later
went late Cuserideesture, then returned w L wire
Sr Gregory thee want tt Brighton, bet witness did not p
with him owing to iudisp the Gregory then Came
bus to Landes sad wont to Montagurequara. The hours
was taken fer • year, but Sir Gregory only stayed there
until deanery. 1841. Toe reehael of his hulas; was aot
Decease be Where the hoes was haunted by the ig.ost of
the former oceup er. Toe rears of Kerne Montagu pear"
was that wise. se thongbt the staircase was too near tlit U. P.
Turner's Ledrom, mad she was aimed that lea At he would
fell doge the smits, and kill himself. A gement said there
hod beta a murder to the home. At this tune Sir Gregory wan
pereneloem hie faculties, except when 'leder the intleeme
of the Ats. Wither allewee Sir U. P. Turner to have &little
pocket imagy. lie used to have el. oe 101 et a time, at his
awn nessest. Witness did glee Sir Gregory's old clothes to
as sod serrest, who lived at the St. Marylebome Linehan's.
Witmer had given a bind to indemeify the plainuff. in the
Tneat rhea egaillet the costa of the press nt prices leg
hat was after Sir U. P. Terse r's death. Mr. Fryer pro-
p red to submits.' 7,000 e worth of tithe property as
port of
the 20,0001. ter be set.led on Mir Tanker. incead of ruling
the whole am in money upon her. Mr, Dryden was One et
the Cillillittee OS the person of Sir Gregory, and Wei hi.
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--14;eaamdated by Ik. Pemock—Witnese's daughter had to
Mr. Jleaph Maturity, tautened by Mr. Riau/dm—Wit.
twos was a s,•lttitor of 10-g standing. He and his Asti). r
beton bias had berm eolicitun to Christ's liaepstal. lie
and nia lather before him bad also b.:en solicitor to the late
Bir Gregory Page Tamer, and to I,ie lather. Wham had
kaown to. late ti.r Ureg,ry worn he waa a dad. Witnisa
had hod spearmint*. et sears Sir Gregory in various rates
et naiad and tuna's,. Witness was mast it the P.cluiry
spas the. Arts tornaiselen or leaaey against Bit 0 '
walk was teased ia 1614. Witmer was play to the pttaseediags
whit' sae tam to sit aide that wbkh was
dams la ISM Witmer was sill lac ta the a• Bind e
&a fa 1833 age was present wham Sir G. P. Timmer was'
intamised. The Asa* suesaisaiun was superseded by Lady
Says and Sok, On wt or Br Ore Pry. The second c
as-
mimmoa was bawd by the late Sir M. P. Tamer, broth/rot Sit
°sway. Thst e Ranson was tr.eased, and wit-
nemi was the solicitor wLo sepyorted it. That cam.
Matta was established. The meek.% gentlemen who
stood* d Sir tirerry wars S'r P. Mi 1...., Dr. War
burtoa, and others. Wiliam always mesaltad with
the medical men. Between the year 1816 and the psar 1623
Sir Unitary was attacked with inanity la every year. Is
began with iatoalearion, which led oa to direst loamy. Ths
attacks lashed a few weeks at a time. Whoa thy ceased Ids
mind imams risks apts. Whilst She oasis had air