The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

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Ile did very a►ertl, after go see ►er. She was
brneeht to bed, and be went to see hecderiog her
coarsens's*, whew be not only fondled and Pursed
she child, bet consoled and comforted the mother.—
It was obilous, then, that he bad not broken his
promise of worry lug her on account of any impro..
pricy In her behcriocr. Ile declared in that letter.
that be loved her better than boy other woman. and
called himself a slams ■nd constant lover. Why,
then, did be not mak. her his wife? If the fear of
his mother's disapprobation had b•ois the rause of Isis
slut marrying this young woman, that enusidfratinta
ought to have come upon him at ate Pettier ono r•r his
conduct. Was it to be borne that, when disgrace
and misfortune were produced In this risnner, II SIP
should sera round end say, "?Ily Another disapprosed
of she comission," although she had loos Leen prtyl•
to it, end had herself nursed it thriegltuet ?
action would never have Nen brought, If the De.
!cadent had fulfilled his ergs genserit. Long after it
was comeeeneed, application. were leads to him to.
du that which he was bound by rt.') •ie of it
to perform. So lately as the month of May last. the
Plaintiff, accompanied by a (deed, wrist to •h! De.
fendant's horse, and requested bins to frill his re-
mises. The Plaintiff offered to lise his slaughter
5001.; but what was Ike aoserer ? Instead of them-
-14.1 this young woman with haying been triminelly
connected with another, Mrs. IlitAmae, the De-
fer.dant's mother sob', " If my son has den. 'Yong.
he n eat pey for It;" sad the Defenditst ald, " If
en action is brought, I will def.•ad it ; for I think
ms mow, will go as far In a Cowl rf ice as Mr.
Cooke's." What coeld be thought of such languegi
to the father of her whom be bud Injured in this men.
nes ? Was this way to repair Pe misery be heti
brought upon tie unhappy futi.er and child ? this the
rew.ird for the motesl confidence in his promises?
The case would slow be proved it. esiderire, and it
would ►emain far tLe Jury to give such coul*naation
Its dames as tie I.lantiQ woo s, II .:Pll I.b reedy',
for the irritant sad aggtaesied i•jery be had ids-
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Elicahell• Cooke said, that it, f•tl er was a farmer;
she assisted him in the dairy. She %as 'toner' of 40.
Sbe because acquainted with the I.l.l...iiseit four year.
ego last December. Ile was itstrolluz.tl to t.,a fa.
roily by her rousin Middleton, ate had .iace alsreisd
• sister ••1 his. Het sister ass 0111,1101110 Mr. ROSIN
of Blackwell, two yell, last Wreonher. DeLodant
gave her au ay, and sitnesa was hride.maid.—
, After the wedding sho set:sainted at *Mr. Rose's o Do.
fondant was there at the same time. Ilirittentionss •
to her mete more particular than those of an acquaiot.
ante. She had known hint then two year.. He Sc.
• companied her home from Mr. ROW!: his •• s at
1 her father's, at Hanwell, were then more hewn'.
Her father, in her hearing, siked him what he ascent
by coming to their boom f 0 often ? -lie .said, that
he meant 1' honoor." Her father replied, that if
he 'brought himself her better, he desired he wr istd
not come. Defendant is a fel am. She had never
h. and him say any thing about his property. After
this conversation with her father, the Defendant stay.
ed supper, and they returned home. He COMP again
on ffreaday work after, and continued bin visits till
Asps', 1817. The two remain became arqsaiuted.
Ills relations knew he was paying his addresses to
her, bat she never had any centre'''. lion with them
on that subject. in August, 1817, he went to a
wake at 01111 iii. He wished her to go, bet she did
not, because she thought it might ba said she moat to
sea him. Ile ass displeased at this, and their ac-
quaintance was broken off for a titre. Oa the 41st
of January, ISIB, they met *yin, but on coulee
terms: thesis was company at her father's that ever.
log, and the Defendant stayed all night. Ile dept its
a room sills Mr. 11••se. to the ;introit% she said her
father was not 111114 ha should come; he said. he
did not think her father would say soy thing.—
She told his she would continuo their acquaintance.
if he thought of making her his wife. He said that
he slid, hat did not mention when. Ilia visits then
continued as before, till 3.. a•, when be accomplish.
ed that *Melt was ohs subjoct of the present action.—
She did not discover her situallun to her fa-
mily at first ; she told her blister, lire. Rose, in
Sepleasher. She had known her situation for soma
weeks Isoft.re. In e.•liseticienca of what harpetted
between her sod Mts. 1t..., she communicated it to
the Defeahlaut, who said, shit was Dot to male her-
self uneasy, as be souls: marry her eery sons. Her
brothers afters's:ifs tame to see he. at Mr Hoses.
They walked out aids her and the IN•feadant its Ilse
evening. Her hr.Vher John said, "Hi chain, why
don't you marry ?" lie slid Is. would as sot is as be
could, but at present he had no where to I..ke her to.
—ller brother 1.4.1, dm, if they were matried sh•
might go home to her father's and lire, as she hail
Clone herrn@ ; hot she mast not go home without.—
She teturned to her 'islet's, and the others merit
away. D-feeisost ealle.l again the nest day ; she
was toying, anti be told her not to make herself so-
easy ; they were to be marsierl. tier moths► canto
to Blackwell, and saw Defendant in her presence
She asked Lim if he did out mean to marry ? lie
said he knew what he ought to do, if be could do as
he would. lie said his soother was very diragreea-
ble about it. Ile mss nut then of ale. lie said he
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