The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-16 00:00:00

1441e0orse with her about the au!utnn of 1831.
L4ll events it wa, byfor? the Ftbruary of 1832.
bad been mote than ()nee, but could not recol-
i7, the number of times. It occurred several times.
observed her habits about the streets of Harwich, and
:i`44)' Were not those of a virtuous and orderly girl. That
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ttr course had taken place repeatedly in his own house,
1111 the fields. He forgot whether it was in any other

.I'oss-examined—Was a housekeeper in Harwich until
last four days. Had a boy and woman as servants—an
iiirllfornan.--,(A laugh.) The intercourse took place in
Own bedroom. She never staid a whole night. The
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below was too near the kitchen where the servants
and be believed the servants did not know of it,
baps the boy might. He had a master key to his
r, and could get in without his servants knowing
He knew where the girl lived, but did not
,(47 she was but 15 years old then. He invited
to come in as she was passing by his door,
~.141 they walked immediately to the bed-room; she
'Me no difficulty about going up stairs, and made no
llistance in the bed-room. She did not take off her
',"'thee; [could not tell how long she was there ; did
•",°t know where the old woman then was, but he sup-
jPlted she was in the kitchen. There was no female in
t°lllpany with Sarah Gregson. Knew her mother.
kCharles Knight deposed that he was in the service of
ir W. P. Galway, who left this country for Corfu on the
nth of Nov. last. Witness packed his baggage, and
heted it to him at Corfu.
Mr. Henry Field deposed that he was clerk to
defendant's attorney, and was present when Sir W. P.
ilvraY was examined before Mr. Richards at the Temple.
~ttness bad inquired at Cox and Greenwood's, at the
'torso Guards, and at the NNYndhatn 'Club, for him, and
tilt result was, that he was under orders to join his regi-
4ent on the 15th February next, at Corfu.
The examination of Sir W. P. Galway was then put in
441 read. It was to the effect that he was captain in the
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Regiment. That he knew Sarah Gregson, and had
sexual intercourse with her several times in the
Ater end of 1831, and up to February, 1832, and had
Nen her pecuniary remuneration. The deponent
'tilted that he met her in the street and had intercourse
lltith her in the fields, and subsequently at his rooms in
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barracks, at Harwich, and she never resisted him, but
beat willingly with him. She was a common strumpet
itiongst the officers.
The case of the defendant closed here.
Sarah Grigson recalled, and examined by Mr Sergeant
,s4almitt—l never had eexual intercourse with Captain
giggs.
Cross-examined by Mr. Sergeant TALFOURD—I never
litta in Captain Briggs' house, and never, of course, in
',is bedroom. Saw Capt. Briggs to-day, and spoke to him.
1 told him I had heard he was the gentleman who
*as coming to speak against me. Told him that the
action was brought against Captain Frazer, and that
! bad heard he was a witness against me. He replied
I I know nothing of you, and I can say nothing against
/°11." He told me that Captain Frazer had said to him
Itiat it was an unpleasant affair be (Fraser) had to
Wear here.
Mr. Sergeant SPANKIE then replied.
The CHIEF JUSTICE recapitulated the whole of the
tvidence.
The Jury, after a short deliberation, found a verdict for
the plaintiff—Damages 201.