The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

lianorertruqnare, and that she compared it with the
original in the book.)—Her mistress's maiden name
was Itutxon: she had a private house, elegantly fur-
nished : was visited by most respectable friends anal
connexions; after the decease of Mr. Coila, the same'
s - -- friends continued to associate with her mistress: had
I 011.1 C. aa'atawatta. one child, a daughter, by her husband : the child sliest
i Ste. WALIACIt in continuation from Friday's Steresnota.l in 1014. aged
eight years; her mistress resided six ,
TO TIIE EDITOIt OF THE ST.4TEB.II.IX.
'lr. 31.Namara had left Fenno). for his father's months after the decease of her husband in the same i --oss-- -
previous to the arrival of the plaintiff; finding the re- house; she then took another house in tee same street.! 12, Coldbath-square, Dee. 15.
ports she hail beard of hint were unfounded, she re- No. 34, upper tleurge's.strert; let her house to a fa-I. Eta—in addition to the :recount last evening in
turned to London. The defendant remained iu Ire- milt.; it was elegantly furnished : the rut niftier cost Boar hiolly valuable paper relating to the .. hang of
Led until Hertintlo.v. 1816; their eorre-pondence con- her between I,:. and 15901.; witness resided with her riekliorke is" its the Strand, &c. I beg :cave to state,
Cooed. and on his return t.a England he wrote to heel mistress since the death of her husband ; saw defends. that I at as attacked by three of thetas on Monday after-
Irmo Liverpool :he Cattle to London with a -lover's, ant far the first time, in Ist I; he tirade tnany visits ; .noun, shunt half-past four o'clock, its Fleet-street, near
h::ste, anal found an asylum in her .home anal in her was introduced to her mistress by a lady, a friend of to Itouverie-street. One of them soak heal at my watch
heaa ; still, if every promise was not broken, the fol. i his ; the defendant came as a visitor ; repeated his which was fortunately fastened to a steel chain round
fitment all it was deferred. Ile returned 01 with a cold I visits often ; was not always admitted ; the defendant my mirk, in coe sequenc.. of which, the ribbon broke,
voatracted from (raven inz ; he was confined for four was always very attentive to her mistress; he was anal they made off a ith their booty. Not bring coo-
mouths, and on his recovery he repeatedly deelared.l i artirularly attentive to her mistress ii, March, I S I?. ; tented with a seal and key (value about 5/.) but they
that nothing short •f the affection of such P WillW•3 the defendant told her (the nitness) he was married left me a hearty al—is ;whim' them.
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could have rescued him from the grave. Ile had iut...en Ito her mistress, but coutjured her to keep-it a secret; ' I am, 'ir, your obedient Servant,
only a month in ;tern-et health as heat be was sautionuoted that was in April, 1814 ; the defendant at that time
to itttt nil the illtue,ts of Iris father ; he bad slot a iseany resided at Deptford with his regiment, Tower hamlet
at the time. hut was fitruisheri by her at ith the means, Militia; fr thence he removed to Hackney with his
as another donation of love. I will stew, lienthoorti, regiment; her mistress set her house to the Earl and
read a few passages front a letter of the sh f mdant'a to countess of Koden for the season; her mistress to-
the plaintiff : it is written from Ireknol, awl is dated turned to the house with Mr. APNatnara i could not
the 30111 of June, 1817. This letter k directed to say how long he remained. as he fre:itteetliwent bark
qrs. Cella, anal the reason it is directed to her in her anal forward to Isis regiment ; her mistress left Eng-
own nameip, that Mr. 31‘Namara was so much in land .witlf the defendant, to go to F'ranee: in a short
debt, that every article of her property was liable to tins. she returned, in consequence u; the illness of her
-seizure, and she found it necessary, fair her own se- child, who seas at Woodland House Warding-school,
...
runty, to malie:a declaration that the marriage did not Tutnhatu-green, where she died. After the defend-
Cate place, by which turans an execution that was ant's return, he was fearful of arrest, being obliged to
pending nos MA pressed. Her properly was thereby absent himself from his reolusent at Deptford ; he re-
sired, and her letters therefore directed to Mrs. Coils. stained concealed at Lewisham, a short dist:owe from
In tile letter to whirls 1 3111 !Oling to draw your atten- that. town ; her mistress hail plate; when :he &Posi-
tion, we find the follotting passages : ant rettirtted from the continent he hail some of it nn-
" I found my father extremely ill art l at e•th, anal, der his charge; he got money on it, anal said, it was
front his admired age, his life despaire.l of. 31y nto-p the want of tourney made hint doit ; the defendant leg
titer wanted to hiodet me from see;sig him. I slid reef England in I &II 71, fair Ireland; was present when he
bins; he asked me how i contris ell to Eve without I set out on his jnutroey ; previous to his goingobe glare
Money. I said I dial nut come fr sordid motives. her mistress a patter—(here the certitkrale before read
31y mother told him I rause to torment him for money; was produced to the witness, who fully 'toyed it to he
I 'do think I'll get some in a few •1.9..—11e5t muted the hand.writinot of the aft fentlant:)aoffsnid, I;,' meant
1 nill keep sacredly all my lart•toiset.." to fultil his engag,entent towards her, in order to oft
,'This, Cen•letutel:, was the la .t letter that 'hewed her out of all power of fretting; this ocenrr.al on the
any indication of feeling or honor. Here is anodic: morning of their departure: was present in the room
letter, dated the 1:1th of A rigust, 1..17, and from its' when the certificate was written hr tier defendant;
dill...tent style and manner, it is evident it was written! was desired by the defendant to put her slam; to it as
under the influence of ill temper, gloom, caprice col a witness, whirl, sloe accordingly did : rolling further
austerity ; in this letter Mr. McNamara writes.—" It °mimeo' ; the defendant wait out of town to join his
may cause su great injary for you tat know how I am' reginteut. In Derember, 1816, the defendant return-
situated." lientlemen, Mr. McNamara was then Ives- ed from Ireland, and remained at the house of her
sing his suit elsert here. " I entreat you not to fret. 1 mistress till shine, 1-,17; the defendant hail a very
woold write oftener but postage is so heavy, anal it is' severe fit of ihiess; was rosined near three months;
Trot at all times that 1 hate money to pay." 8'121'4 I heard hint say that only fur the kind and goal :men-
:artifice. He fontol it necessary to " screw his cone:mei lion of her mistress Ite could. not possibly recover as
to the sticking place" are hr cola &elate hie perfidy. he did: She defendant was attended by eminent phy-
-The lady he has since married, 1 hope her her sicians (luring his illness. Whets her mistress first
happiness, is not so young or so be.:etiful as the st-s- saw ;Jr. 3PNantara. she appeared to he about 26 years
fortunate wont-in he has deserted ; Ira, Ce:ith•ruets, if ~( age ; they resided togethet, and %hero:Out-fed !wr-
ithe had neither youth nor beauty, -he !tad o hat in self a. a wife should do; never was the slightest bleu.-
his ryes was much better, anal that at -I • 11101)1, a year:: ish on her character; she was always addressed as
this came up to Iris price; hr haul been trying his for-I 31ra. *Namara. . ' ... A
tulle for the spa. eof twenty years—he had been eon- t (Hue a Juryman aski'd the witness scat( her mix.
shindy on the pep•r—a nierchanLileaier its flesh; there 1 tress always addressed by her own friends stri Mrs;
- he is, (ientlemen; the ghost of the departed breeches i —a ? Tit, ivinii.„ erviieti she was always ad.
haunted him—(tonal laughter)—and he sought rr- : dressed by that title by those friends who visited her,
loge in tuarriar, leaving my client an unfortunate,' lint that in eonseqtsenee of the desire of Slr. IsliNa-
betrayed, deserted, pillagod. woustan,—abo has been man. the visit% ..,t. many friends were dispensed a itl,.)
turned over for the finger of acorn to point at;
hut.' Her tuistiess resumed the name of Coda, when Mr.
tientletnen, the defendant himself has marked the itliNen,„a left her in jr,l7.
damages you shouhl award. Will you suff.r saris al
be his te
fi ere !Here ten letters frout the slefendant to the plain-
r:an to prim I about, making a merchandise of 0:111111,i .
minced. ail of which the witness proved to
t tad never redrenting them? This .6 pliant ray 1,0- wPr .s ham(-writing.)
therio," who could so easily give up, his usistreoses
li:A his vows, was rescued from the grave by this very i Cross-examined by Mr. H. D. HaaDv.—Arrived in
woman; when in her sorrow, she boomd up heriseart.i town a week last Wednesday ; lives with Mrs. (oils ;
/10 Onearrompatsiell her or mistress to this reentry ;
ter Counsel advised her to arrest this defendant: at .
that time wallowing in wealth, hardly earned I admit ; ! went to r'enege's eltnrch for the certificate by herself;
this nnfeeling, heartless man, instructed his Counsel ' knows Jerry Ryan : he was courting her; she sieves
to call her every thing short of strenmet. lie vas ! drank 6..1 with lulus at las lodging. (Mr. Grady then
I•herated until this action should lap derided. She ! went on with a strain of rood Imamate that convulsed
the Court with hold Infighter.) Mr. I irady then mai-
II as an Englishwutuait, (ientlensen, and the def.!) !ant !
noted—Pray, nay :rood Caroline, which Wlllll4l you rather
ia.:de application to cotnpel her to give st.ettrity for '
in I marry Jerry or me ? To this answer the witness
t• e expences of the action: she haul 110 property
readily replied, the would rather marry luitte.----(In-1
Ireland, but she frond there one man of hullo rtity :
res•ant lantrlting.)---At one lime Jerry mirk love to
1 mean 31:-. Palmer of French-street, who entered into
ber...she et': the rertilkate in November, INI 9, from
tile required security, and she appears onettelore, Ilan-
the clergyman--the clerk wrote it--saw the church-
uou-like, to "mar his feast." He appears her !., this
books---a 1, r'l the clerk to let Iser look into the book ;
rtay, without a blush. whilst his dishonouir is thrown
i:. ids face. Will lee again instruct his Curonsel to re- Ifave the r"rtilir:" to Mr. Smyth. the Solicitor, in
Lossal.sis ! he u rote 7411 Ntavendier, !silt, upon it : nit-
-.Le this betrayed, unfortunate woman, after he had
are. lost her ini:ials oit it by his dim-lion; ki •A
re -tied in her bosom? 1f ha does, he is a moral :mu-
ster, and I hope the lientlemen who are concerned for Mrs. Hamilton of Duke-s;reet : the defendant was in.,
trothiced to her mistress by low, in the latter part of j
hint will not obey such histructions. Ire hid also
another chance, by setting up a demurrer to this as the year 1%11 ; has lived upwards of eleven years
with her mistress: did not know Mrs. Ifamiltoa till
titan, by which we were obliged to pay him :;:r/. (Ise
1.54 it in his pocket, lientlemer.) not even allowing she introduced 3lr. 31.-Namara to her minims: Mea..,
ti . ap,.:l;ecary's bill, as a set-off to it. Yesterday it Hamilton purchased a safe, for w.:sch she was tat lay
het mistress ten guineas; neier hearsl that Cisptain ;
Was said, that this action was already pending ei;liteen
o.lbaurlinessey visited her mistress ; never saw him ;1
worths, and that nothing had been atone ; butt why,
Ciettlieuteu ? the means of the widow were exhausted, knows 31r. Denton : he is a most respectable gentle-1
man. I'aptain Jarkson always introdocetl his lady as
sr I it took stone tire to find a man of humanity like
his wile to her mistress ; never beard she was a helot
Mr. Palmer, to givithe required secnrity.—lt.outlemen,
holy mistress : hoard her mistress was sent to Mrs.
Mae hoar the written document which contains the pro-
Itnarbe's, in Ilonti-street, to improve herself in the dress-tante of marriage ; we will also produce the girl who
making line----never was there herself; never heard
is a subscribing witness to it ; but are we to hay fair
her mistress served seven years to Mrs. Roach : Sir.
v•it•!esses who are merely auxiliary ? we lac. so&
M'Siamarn !slept with her mistress at Deptford, in the
field to make out our case, and we are not rich enough
munch of March, 18 ! :? ; had her 4ill'll 110l114* in I it-orge'r
to be Superfluous. Hentlemen, the defendant, is in his
street ; staid a week away ; did not say wltere she was
own country ; he is wealthy t riches pro.tures friends,
and friends witnesses. l'ust will hear much sareasm I goine ; went away in her morning dress; witness
staid up for a few nig.luts waiting for her ; there Was
aw! sophistry by the opposite counsel ; by sophistry
and sarcasm only can thioastion be defended. lien- Ino servant in the house but witness ; when her mis-
tienten, your hearts and Stet paper most decide for tress absented herself, did not expert her mistress'
wen tor with the Captain ; made inquiry at Mrs. WI-
Ton. lily client has no other Appeal in this world, and
low's, a friend of her mistress's after her ; dad not ad-
& look to you with confidence for a verdict, as I would
vertore for her mistress ; berftmistress's friends lived in
rot oolv trust my feelings hut nay life to you; Mr.
rsetshire; did not write to them; her mistress
Wallace sat down amidst the applause of a crowded S
Court. did not send for any change of clothes ; on her return,
Mr. 31•Namara who cause with her, told witness they
Caroline Exton sworn'.' and examined hr Mr. Mew.
were married, and wanted her to take oath to keep it
ritRItELL.I.WeI in Condon ; is in the Perrier of Mre..
C ifa ; never was in a Court of Justice before ; knows i secret: her mistress. also told her she wits arrived 1 the
the plaintiff twelve years; had „id, Mr. and Mn, i people of the house called her Mrs. M.Nautara ; it
Coale, at 13, lieorge's-street. ['ortolan-square : 46% I was* Mrs' Hurst owned the house. ..
Coda &ad in 11409: was a gentleman of fotratoe.—f7 It hating been intiontten to the fbno that one hf
ilfere Vie rerti:icate ofj the marriage of Mr. and'. the Jury was unwell, the furthereroisexamittatiou of
M: r'. ( o la was produwed to the witness, who proved l this witness was postponed, and the Court adjourned
she had it Wm the clergyman at St. george's Church,, at a quarter past sic o'clock to next day.

L. 111" fxrELLIG
CaVRT OF COMMON PLEAS. DUMAN, DEC. 9.

The following- is a copy of the document, the sub-
stan:e of which .we gate before.
This is to certify that I will marry Harriet Colla at a fu-
ture period. If I NI so to do. I shall 'mirage to pay her
6,0001. cad will not lire or cohabit with any other woman,
under theism. pcualty. R. MACNAMARA.
William my hand CAROLINE EX'CON.
Oct. 2ti, 11413.

IRS.IeN O►' PROMISE OF .11.11R111.46K.

P.

OLD BALE V.—SArrnydr.

John Pert was inslietsti for perjarr, in swearinfx that
oar C, Lewis promised hint one petal for rroving a bill
of tll. Ills. on the Commissiou of Cohen, a Bankrupt.
Mr. Goat% a clerk of the Crown office, prothice.l the
Perond of the Conrt of King's lieurh, in the rust of the
King r. Cohen, lwvi Wilkinson, Nathan Solomon, Davis
Shannon, and Levi alias lovas, for a conspiracy.
W. WA mom, Esq., associate to Sir J. Bailey on the
trial of tltat case proved dist flees was sworn as a wh-
ams for thr Crown.

Mr. A: FIASIIII, short-hand writer, produced his notes
of the trial, awl read Rees's evidence respecting the iii!l
in tinestios. Rees erifience on that trial went to ac-
clove Lewis of Istring Unlaced hitu to prure the hill in
pration in enhen's ennamissinn or Ilankruptry. The
'ferment in the Indictment not being nude nit in evi-
-leerr as they n ere swell In the record, the jery. nutter
the di cretin's of the I tee/tr.:cr. at-emitted the prisoner.
Jnh. Ilitroroot! was indicted fur lligatuy, in marrying
Itarharl Parsons, his f.wnier n ife being alive. The rase
was elearly estahlishril and the jury found him F.,:ilty.
The Recorder sentenez,l !aim to seven years' transpor-
tation.

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