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London, England, 1811-03-07 00:00:00

the transfer th:ket, signed, by both John and tliza.
b-111 Gibittett.

Elizabeth. Perring, . ladies' monthly nurse, re-
ineMbered, that about six years ago, Mr. Golden
,called-on her, and said that his wifewas dangerously
di, and thewitness,mu,t attend her immediately.—
She wag treated. in every, respea as Mr. G.'s
!w11%.10 as very, attentive,. and well-behaved to her.
'Elhe was .:quite a modest woman; The t'vitncss
`recillesaed,: that one .day,, as' they were discours.
ing upon the cusiotn of newly married couples
lolake.a ttip, into the sountty, Mrs. Golden -ap-
proved the fashion, and said, that she and herhus-,
'band went to the Me of Wightlor six weeks in a;
'post-elkahe. •
Mr. John Wilson; surveyor of Deughty:street,
knew Mr. Golden more than twenty years; he(of.;
ten met him at the Arms'pnblic•house, Cba
vet-sneer, Bedfourrow, ; be recolleeted his going
into the country and his corning home. , After this
he asked the Wittle4‘ home to introduce Mrs: Gold-
en to him ai.his wife ; he was . accordingly several
'times at their house, when Mr. G. alWays treated'
'Mrs. G. as his wile,.which the witness had'no
son to dotibr she• was. There Was no levity in 1)(1-
.Mantier; and alNFays spoke of her as his
'wife in her absence. The witness hid heard Mr:
Golelen joked at on account of ,his marriage, at
the King's
.4rms,' which, however, he never denied.
Tim:witness 611 W hilt] constantly about With. his
children, .partieulArly the 'plaintiff,: of Whom he
. 'seemed:remarkably fond He was also very much
Alfaled by his wite's death.
Mi% Thomas Plight, stationer, in ffolborn,had
also been acquainted with Mr. Golden More 'than
twenty years, having been on the Coma of Msist•
ants of the Copentets' company, and dinedrtgu-
tarty once a month together, and the witness haying
succeeded ltiM a s teeter-warden of that Company.
The .witee§s had met Mr, Geldctt .n str,t to
witiva lady,, whom be introduced, as hii wilo, anti
haviug sometimes called at „his house, although he
had ncver „eaten or drank there, he had no donbt
Mrs. t.7olden was his wife.. .•

, Dr. Sande an atteride3 the familyof Mr, Golden,.
and remembered Ins calling upon the witness and
saying,.."" I have taken panr adviee > t last, ---7 I liave
mauled -a young woman of neither family nor,for-
tune, but I
,ho),0 she will make me, a good
He then desired the witness to call and m.!e her,
which he did, and knew,his children. He :tin!nded
Mrs. G. in her last, illness, which was a dechn• ;
also attended her sistenwho- lived with them, and
died Aix months afterwards of • the same' complaint,
which tilte had contrailed by her attention to her
sister.. The ,witness had a ring sent him upon Mrs.
G.'s death, which be had lost. lie remembered,
however, that the inscription tan "-
Golden,
died such a day, aged so and so."
Mr. Win. Searlett, jeweller, had likewise known
Mr. Golden en years, and hatrfriguently met him
at. the- King's Arms. He tecotittnended Ink wile
and sister to deal. at,tho witness's shop, whither he
had accompanied them. Lie once told tl,e witness,
that one, of the ladies at his, house was ill ;
.the wit-
ness asked " which ?" be replied " wife !''
Mr. Sinnott Keld, a carpenter, had also known
Mr. G. lot 2,0 yettrs.: He sent for the witneits,
an-
gust 15,4804, to make .a small'deal Coffin. for his
Want son, unurnament.ed, tis he Meant 'to. enclose
it in a stone coffin. The boy, he 'Said, •sh,iuld
hurled as near to his father he could • bury hew
for the present, ,and arty thing:happened to him
or his wife, he shodd be re-interred in a vault
whiph Mr. G. meant to; provide.. The inicriptieu
:was, ""Robert, son, of John and liliz..Golden, Up-
per :Non h-place, died Mg. „1804, :aged
On the :!,,,td or 23d of June, 1807, Mr:Gulden sent
Inr,the witness awint„ to; hury his ;Wife;
,hossid he

did nut want any thing ostentatious, only plain and
twat.. Mr. atql..,Nirs., hot tikere to latt'nci the fa-
octal. wunees:then gfik a piece of ground for
the vault, whither tho.son WAS removed. The in-
scription on Mrs. Golden 's coffin Was, "r Eli4abeth
Golden, died sound so, aged so and so." iie sent
tor the ,witness a third tinie, on the last .day of the
'ante yesr, to btuy his Wile's sister, Tins witness
also reinetnivrecl a sale of Mr. G.'“ goods, at-tor his
death ; the linen was Marked .E. G."
John itensliaW, workman of Mt. G. Said that he

was ordered by his- master, a fortnight or- three
-weeks before his wile ditd, to apply at St George's
-buryity/grotincl; Queen square, tor a place lot the,
burial of his family.. The witness was also ordered'
,to make a ion-lb-stone " To the-memory -of Eliza
beth, -wife ot. Jelin GOlden; and also of Robert their
amt.!! Mrs. G.' was then in a clying,state, and Mr.
G. then frequently saw the stone, and upon her
doath marked - the ago " 4‘4," in the blank which
was left for. that purpose.
Upon bps cross-examination, this witness said,
that ssir Weeks after his master' returned iron the
conEktry, he told -him Mrs. G. was his wife. it was
kneWo however 4 fortinglit.'afterwarfls among the
harYfifilS. • ,
Mr. Burroughs, surgeon 'and .man-midwife, at-
, tended Mr. Cioldett'ii ;flintily in i 800, Mrs. Itockell
being then his housekeeper. • lie attended Mrs. Got=
den upon her confinement with her first•and second
child, and had Ito reason to believe she was not Mr.
Golden's wife,
The plaintiff's Counsel then called several trades.
men, u) whom Mr. G. introduced Mrs. G. as his
'wile, .with orders to trust her accordingly and
arnOng theta Mr. Wigg, who said he always thought
Mr. Golden-a singular nian, although, he did not
think KM capable of passing the woman tot his wife
whoreally was riot.
,-Mr. Herbert met Mr, aoldenin September, 1807,
at Flutings, when lie introduced Mrs. G. and a lit-
tle boy, -as his wile and
The ATTORNEYAGIibIiutAL then addressed the
'Jury on
,behalf of the defendants, ititreatinA their
attention to the above dates, and laying, ilt9T4.oein
the following case ;-
- Mrs. Elizabeth' Boardman said, that she kept a
lodging-house -near CoWes, in the Isle of Wight,
and reinernbered'a -person -of -the name of.. Golden
lodging with her -for three Weeks, toWards-the end
of the summer of 1800, with a lady who passed for
his wile. Mrs, Golden did tent.go out at= wiji, excel)

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