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fleeted, generally„
which Mr. Cartwright _ to
ventinn to its precut degree of perfeftion.
The evidence adduced on the occafion teeming
fatirfaaory to their Lordfhips, the Committee
agreed to the different Claufes of thf Bill, and the
Houle returning, ordercd the Report' to be received
to-morrow.
Their .Lordfhips then refutned the confideration
of Crewe's Divorce Bill, retpeeting which the
LORD CIIANCILLOI obferved, that the evidence
hitherto adduced, did not, in his mind, fully east.
blith the fart of adultery.
The Copula, in reply to what fell from his Lord-
Blip, humbly fairmitted, that tech proof bad been
adduced of it. as, in general, at the pinkie day
was held tufficient ; on which
The Loan Caaricst.tott obferved, that the evi-1
donee adduced was not that which be mould hold
it his duty to direa a Jury to find a vrrdia upon.
ilarab Pulteney, the young.woman above-men-
tinned,
wfs then farther examined :—She repeated
thole particulars whir! we have Rated in oar ac-
count of her former examination t and in answer
to a quellinn of the Noble and Learned Lord, Paid,
the oisterved, on more than one occafion, that Mrs.
Crewe's bed had been lain in over night, by two
gel-loos. It being deemed necetary that Mrs. Haw%
kiru,'Mrs. Crewe's ewe maid, who had not yet sr-
roped, fhoatJ be examined. at well as the affair
further invelligated, the further confideration of
t)se11» was politposed till to-morrow.
SOWN Wined buturefs was then difpoted of, after
which the Mack adjourned till to-morrow.
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Pif it L liiMEti 7.4 R r PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY JUNE as.
.
The various Bills upon the 'fable werefonvarded in their re-
fpedtive Rages.
On tatree different oecafions in the mirk ache evening, Bills
to a eonfiderable number were brought up by different Gentle-
men from the Commons.—Among the public Aft of the other
,i Houle, were the Excite Duty Regulation Bill, the Statue int-
portatiod Duty Bill, and the Clergy Academe Bill. -
Their Lordihips ordered that, a conference Ihould be dared
wltb the Commons, on the fubjed of the important amend-
ment made by their Lortifttips yefterday, in the infolvent Deb-
. tars' Bill.
Certain Annual Accounts from the Treafurer, Thaws, dr.c.
of Weftininfter Bridge, were prefented by Mr. Clanentfon, jun.
and ordered to lie upen the Table.
The Order of the Day being read for the further
~- confideration of Crewe's Divorce Bill, Counfel and
evidence were called in.
• ' The Counfel informed their Lorcifhips, that the
perfon, a man of the name of Frith, who was to
havebeen brought forward for the purpofe of
, fwcaring certainTurther circurnilances relative to
the adultery of Mrs. Crewe, were it not for his
(evert indifpofition, had been recently inquired af-
ter. in confequence of which it appeared he was
fine dead. This fan, the Counfel obferved, he
irapid immediately prove by pofitive evidence at
the Bar, did their Lordships entertain the kali
doubt of the fad. No doubt Teeming to exist as to
the point on the part of the Houk, a young wo-
man Wb.o lived at prefent and for Tome time pall
with Mrs. Crewe, as cook, was then brought for
ward.--This witneft fated feveral circumftances
•- , to have taken place while Mrs. Crewe and Sir
-•., ' Han/ Englefleld refried in the fame houfe at
Southampton. which appeared to induce a ftrong
fafpitionof the adultery of the parties—fnch as
a that on ate mornibg rather early, the obferved
Mrs.-Crewe to leave her own apartment, very
lonfely dread. and go into the bed-ohamber of Sir
Harry Engle field. where- the remained for Tome
time.; Are overheard then talking, being near the
~
&MK and from what fire could conjeftnre,' Sir
Sony muft have been it bed. The witriefs alto
' ikted that on snort than one occafion, indeed fie.
at- 'wady. the beard Sir Harry go into Mrs. Crewe's
bed-clumbor in the courfe of the night, and on
two.or three occafions, flue obferved him come out
. Oft cart?? sn the morning. In the courfe of her
ezasnimatiou
, theradded, that the often told this to
. •',. lair felkr*fervants, who, it appeared, reciprocally
•-• unieated their °Mimetic= on the fubjeft ;
. =die bad newer teen Mr.'Crewe, nor had been
,
zplied• to to come forward till that day, when
application tams frown Mr. Crewe's Solicitor.
s " ibrilseing allied particularly to which of the ter-
,. mints the told it, lire rid, particularly to Mrs.
4..,, ` linerkies, her Lady's! own woman, and to Sarah
flillabsr. the hold-amid. who had always made
~ • Mrs Craves bed.
' ' Ztirr thilll6l4l it proper to hear thee
. * 4sad been already at the Bar, reexa-
)-, adillarn. akeintain points, they were ordered to
' -:- is fat fqj and in order to give them time for their
Antra, Vse 'Mare, on the motion of Lord Thar-
, •-_, Awned the farther confederation of the
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.- fur an hour.
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,• • - - the interval their Lorditips were employed
ii; receiving tills from the Commons. as above no.
;iced, reading them, difpofing of fome routine and
. • private bafineft, and chiefly in difpofing of one of
• the srdcular Orders of the pay.
-
, is was for retuning the Committee upon Cart-
.
Wright'sPatentDdl,Sfor aWoolcombing Machine)
Lord Walfmghain in the. Chair.
One( or two Witneffes were examined with re.
&eft so the leading allegation of the Bill, who
fisted, geoeially, the trouble, time, and eat e,
which Mr. Cartwright fullained to bring his in-
vend= to its precut degree of partition.
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