Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-06 00:00:00

SEDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

At the nuildhall, city of London, oat Wednesday, Jane
St yens was sutmnmed before Mr. Alderman Humphrey under
the following ci:cumstances :—klijah Francis Browning,
a beotmaker of Fetter-!ane, said : I charge the defendant with
using threatening and abusive language, whereby I go in Liar
of my life. Alderman Humphrey : What have you been doing
to her, 'then ?—Complainant : Nothing, sir ; hut about six
weeks ago her language was so violent that I gave her novice to
leave rev house, in which she had been lodging. Mr. Buchanan
(fur the defendant): You say you hive done nothing to this
woman. Now, upon your oath, have you not seduced her from
her husband?—Cornplainant : she has been seduced many
times. Defendant : Oh ! you wicked man. Mr. Buchanan :
Have you not seduced this woman, I say, from her husband ?
Alderman Humphrey : Have you had intercourse with
this woman ? Complainant : Oh, yes sir; I did
'tot un del s•and the question before. Alderman
Humphrey : Are you a mart ied man ?—Complainant :
Yes, sir. Alderman Humphrey: Hive you had anything
to do with this woman since you have been married ?
Complainant : No, sir ; but I have since receive 1 this letter
from the defenda husband, in which he threatens me, and
afterwards off,rs to set le th, matter. Mr, Buchanan The
husband, who nothing of this until last Tuesday, wished to
make it up rather than suffer an expo,ute in this court.
Alderman Humphrey : 'it all events, you are a very bad
woman, Mrs. Stew. ns, to go wi h this man while you are
living with your husband. Complaisant : Why it is not loqg
ago since her husband found a man in her bedroom. D.
fends it Oh you wicked, false man. Mr. Buchanan : You
mu-t keep quiet, Mrs. Sevens. Defendant : I cannot, when
I hear him say such wicked things. Alderman Humphrey :
You must be very had yourself to al'ow this man to seduce you
from your husband, and I should recommend your husband
to take more rare of his wife. I would a'sa advise you, sir
(complainant), to be mare cat ern' in you conduct. You are a
very bad fellow for seducing this woman, and I •hall bind you
over in you own recognizances of £lOO each, to keep the pekce
towards each other, and all her Mejesty's subj.cts,

At LEWIS & OWANY'S. Ranelagl2-Areet,
BOYS and CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years.

There are 504 paupers in the Cashel Union, beinz a
decre.tec of 180 from the same period last year. The
we,,kly average of provisions, &c., was £4B Ils 9d., and
the average cost of each pauper is Is. 10k. The guar-
dians have to V-eir credit a sum of £lOO 18s. 6d., and
the tr.collected rates amount to £4,B7s.—L:nterick
Reporter.

MIL DRUNIMOND, M.P., AND TIES CHURCH —A. valuable
piece of ecclesiastical preferment has fallen to the gift of
the eccentric Mr. I/ ummurd, M.P. for Wcst Surrey. It
is the family living of Albruy, near Guildford, worth
betw, en £6OO and 1:700 a year. The last time Mr.
Drummond exercised the patronage was in 1834, prior to
the time when be became a z?.aleus edherent and "Angel"
of the Irvingi'e body. Some inte ect will he klt as to the
sort of clergyman the honourable member will select to
fill the recant preferment.

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