The Sun.
London, England, 1861-07-24 00:00:00

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MR. BRAIDWOOD.—The various insurance offices
in Lcndon have decided to subscribe among themselves
£7,000, to be invested in the names of trustees, for the
benefit of the widow and children of the late Mr. Braid-
wood. The amount is to be contributed by each in propor-
tion to its London business.

THE YELTERTON CASE.—On Saturday the First
Division of the Court of Session gave judgment in the re-
claiming notes against Lord Ardmillan's interlocutor in the
case of " Yelverton v. Yelverton." The Lord President said
that a certain relaxation of the rule in regard to the exclu-
sion of hearsay evidence was made where the statements
made were truly part of the res gestce, but the relaxation.
must be carefully watched, otherwise the rule would be en-
tirely broken down. In the present case he thought Ore
pursuer had got the full benefit of the relaxation. Indeed,
there were one or two of the evidences in her favour, which
the Lord Ordinary had erroneously admitted. The Lord
Ordinary was quite right in allowing proof as to the footing
on which the parties were living. The declaration of mar-
riage was partly laid on the ground of habit and repute, and
therefore evidence of the footing on which the parties were
living was quite admissible. As to the competency of
examining the pursuer in order to prove the loss of certain
documents, his opinion was clearly against it. It was set-
tled law that a party to a consistorial action could not be
examined as a witness. In regard to the question propose&
to be put by the defender to the pursuer as to an alleged
certificate of marriage shown by her to the priest, that could
not be allowed. The question was plainly pointed at the
certificate being a forgery, and for that no foundation had.
been laid by the defender. As to the documents in the pos-
session of Mr. Parker, solicitor, in Ireland, who declined to,
give them up, he thought the Court should oblige them, tD
be produced, so far as concerned the objection that they had
not been produced before the record was closed. In regard
to the other documents the Court reserved its opinion.
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