The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-03 00:00:00

The co respond' ant died in February last, but acts
of adultery we re also alleged with other parties,
a. gel itleman in a rifle volunteer uniform,
onean b
d e
withng a
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gentlemen whc ; were " foreigners.''
.rey-headed old gentleman," and two
The Rev . Tt os. Hayley, curate of Christ Church,
proved the sole mnisation of the marriage on the 19th
of January,. 18,56.
Mary An ,no Tomki no, an unholstress, of 12, Bol-
ton-terrace, Camden Town, said she went into the
service of t' ne respoladent in 1858-59, and resided
with her ata, Brighton. The co-respondent frequently
visited the house and remained several hours. She
onco accompanied he.r mistress to the Opera, where
they met a gentleman, and an assignation was made,
in the Regent's Park. The witness spoke to several.
acts of familiarity between the respondent and co-
respondent. The places where the respondent lived
at Brighton were Marine Mansion and Park-street n
Witness was generally sent on some errand whe
visitors came, and the blinds were drawn down'
I Witness left the respondent's service because the
respondent wanted her to go with Mr. Powell that
she might get a divorce.
Eleanor Herridge, Sarah Capel, and Caroline
Stevens , also servants, deposed to visits of and im-
proper familiarities with Ingledew and other per-
sons during the respective periods they were em-
ployed by the respondent.
Mrs. Pa tmore said she resided for a short
time
with Mrs. Powell at Brighton. Remembered Ingle;
dew corning to the house and staying for severaii
hours. Witness remonstrated with Mrs. Pow
against such e. person visiting her. said
Mr. Huddles ton, on behalf of the respondent) „,
the case was very peculiar, the person with Wh°-
the adultery was alleged to be committed bell
dead. The evidence brought against respon,d,:en,
was entirely offered by discarded servants. J-Pea
first quarrelled with her and then left her, and
they were immediately pounced upon 11 t
Powell, who did himself the drudgery work of
attorney's clerk. Ingledew,who was a man of he
inn
health, suffering from disease of the kidney's eve
ultimately dying of consumption, could not ha
been so frequent a visitor to the respondent.
/Tared
Dr. Gardener deposed that Ingledew
from disease of the kidneys in December, 186 u.
for
Dr. Roe proved he attended to co-respondent t.
disease of the stomach, but the dates of thesei %
tendances were interior to the adultery charged
the petition.
called,
Several servants of the co-respondent were
but their evidence was not material.
Dr. Spinks said that, assuming that the acquehrt
tance of the respondent and co-respondent arose oat
of business transactions, it was hardly part of an
upholsterer's business to sit with a married Nve°lht.,
for several hours, to go to her house late at nig to
and remain there till 2 o'clock in the morning, of
have wine and refreshments, and to be on WO
imprope r familiarity.
His Lordship said it was hardly necessary to
anything. to the ju
intimated that they had agr"o,
upon their verdict, and they found that the resl3%,,
dent had, committed adultery with the co-reap
dent on the 26th of April.
Decree nisi granted accordingly.

COUNTRY MARILL;2S.

Bb.. ...

NEWARK—WEDNESDAY.
There was no material alteration in the prices of corm
and sales were effected slowly, 32g
White wheat new, 56s to 60s Barley, grinding.. 248 to 300
Red do. ..... sos to 55s Oats, old, .. 249 tO, 9
'' **** to
Old white .. S6R to 60s New do ......... --s '440
Red do. .. 423 to
50s to 55s i 8ean5............ ,-.4
Barley, mar;ing 36s to 41s 1 Beans, new ...... 44s to
Peas, ....40s to 42s

BSTO—WEDNESDA.Y.
At to-day's market there was a quiet demand for v;bea ill
,md. prices were about the same as last week. Barley )c.
h fluted supply and very dull, at the prices of this day w° ate
Oots rather scarce, but a steady trade at an advance OD
rates. Beams a small show and a fair sale.

HULL--TUESDAY. Walt;
A short supply of English wheat at market to-day, - liver
e limited atf endance. Barley in fair inquiry, at about for
11.
currencies. Oats very firm. Beans steady, and price
r
ther Clearer. Os °cl
Wheait.... Old white per qr. sBs Od to „,
Old red »
New white ..
.... 65 708 a
ss °OO ddd t t
00 fis6 ur,9 5
Os 6330 uAou
New red ,
~
Dantzic Konb , &c. old white 59s Od to
Od
Dutch, Belgian, and French 585 Od to 62s (.)ci
Baltic and Hamburg, red
St. Petersburg and Riga, old sos Od to "Is 0
423 Od
Barley. ...English malting 34s Od to 3!, „A
Grinding
:35s u
Saal and Oderbruck - Od
Holstein and Danish
Grinding 33
04 ss 00
cia tt °0 33,, 618 s:
00
ad
0at5....... English, old
Archangel and Riga, per at osl2ld t° old
Frieslan and Dutch' 05134 to Os .„a
ow
osina to Od
Swedish and Danish
Beans •.... English, old, per qr
New pigeon
New tick. 44:2.:
sOO
Od
ddd
to.o 1:84(
)s!,
000 dad
Egyptian
.... 36s Od to 388 ri
POWs.. • • • •Foreign breakers 30s Od to 32s II
Grinding ....
--s Od to —s OuTanis •• .. Spring '3ss Od to 36s Cl
India Corn
. 52s Od to 56s Oa
Linsetld, feeding
40s Od to 52s Oa
crushing 6 s 0
Linseed. rakes (Hull) £9 0 0 to £9 5 n
Foreign Bl5 oto 9 0 u
0
0
Rape cat's
5 5 oto 510
Bones ...

LYNN—TUESDAY.
The supply of wheat was moderate, and prices
afire
very little altered. Oats scarce, and a more active te?
at fully is clearer. A short supply of barley. Beaus wer°
firm.
New white.. 598 to 61s j Barley.... 30s to 32,76,
..... .
Red ..
Beans ....A08 to 44s Peas 44s 0 480

COAL BI
I..rioeo of Coal per Ton a 1

ARK ET.

the close of the market

s. d.
North Pelton Ga 5.....12 3
Eden Main ......15 0
Carway and Dvirryn
Malting .. 23 0
Do. Anthracite 21 0
Walker Primrose ll 6
Byass's Bebside %Vest
Hartley . ... 15 3
Hastings Hartley .. .. 15 3
Davison's West Har t-
_ _

Fe
ar ar
amdwo
coWl 1 ga Walls
t ................ .. 111 (1666
K
6
SoSoeuul it:he Klleellt
tooen:
.• ... ...........
Hetton
Tximdon Hartlepo•
ol 3
Braddyll's Hetton ..... 6
Caseop ............... 15 9
saHoar:llieplloarolt.l4.o.o. .... .. 154 g
Stewart's .......... .. 1 6
Whitworth ........... 14 6
Haswell ..••••'"ld

—ley l5 3
Hartlepool West Hart•
ley l4 6
Holywell L 5 0

90 ; B°ls, 56.