The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-12 00:00:00

THE CASE OF LORD KINGSTON.

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Upon the reassembling of the court yesterday at three
o'clock,
Mr. Dighy Seymour mid be had ascertained that the phy-
sician to whom be hail alluded could not make his appear-
ance till four o'clock.
Mr. Brushfield was then recalled and stated, in reply to
the Master, that he had an interview with Lord Kingston,
who i not appear to recognise him at first, but rubes-
quen ,in the comae of conversation, he remembered him
and him by name. His lordship alluded to many
of the incidents which had been mentioned in the evidence,
and his memory did not appear to fall him. He became ex-
cited at the mention of the name of Jobe Jones, repeating
the charge which he had before made against that person,
and reiterated the statement that patients were murdered at
the Denbigh Asylum ; adding, that his attendant there,
Sarah Bogen', could confirm him in this respect, if the court
would call her. Altogether he gave • rambling die-
cursive story ; but he (Mr. Breahfield) candidly ac-
knowledged that he should be merry to farm an estimate
as to his lordship's sanity from the interview be bad had
with hint, for during the whole time he was very guarded
in his expressions. But be had seen no ream, having re-
gard to what he bad previously seen, to alter the opinion
be had formed that Lonl Kingston was insane and iacapahle
of managing his own grail%
John Jones was then called, and in answer to questions
from the Master said he had heard the evidence given on
the previous day as to Lord Kingston's account of what
=twhen he slept at Cheater in the same room with his
ip. It was not true that he undramed, beyond re-
moving his cost, or that be behaved in any way indecently
in the footsies of Lord Kingstoe. Upon his most edema
oath he denied the statement that bird Kingston was said
to have made as to hi. conduct on that occasion.
The Master mine believed the evidence of this witness,
and that he would leave the court without the slightest
stain tip= his character.
Mr. Digby Seymour intimated that, in the event of the
physician whom he intended to call not arriving in time, be
should feel bound to open his case and call witnesses on
behalf of the earl. _ _ .

The iaslersugges tee' that it might be advisable for Mr.
Seymour to apply for as adjournment, and though Le was
very reluctant to keep this very painful comb before the pub-
lic longer than was nimolutelv necemery, he should nut op-
pose such an application, if it would facilitate the proceed-
ings on the side of the alleged lunatic.
Mr. Digby Seymour was unwilling to take upon himself
the responsibility of saying that he should be prepared to
meet the evidence on the other side, by which he had been
taken completely by surprise ; but perhaps it would be for
the convenience of aL parties if the proceedings were ad-
journed till the following day.
The Master should be glad to give Mr. Seymour tine to
determine what course he would take,aed would, therefore,
consent to the adjournment. He would suggest, however,
that in taking the opinion of the eminent physician referred
to upon the case, that gentlemen should, not be asked to
jndge of Lord Kingstoo's sanity without reference to the
evidence with which the court had been placed in posse 100,
and which, unanswered, wee very powerful evidence of in-
sanity.
Mr. Digby Seymour promised that the physician should be
made acquainted with what had pared before the commis-
ohm. and
The Court then adjourned to this day.

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