The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-07 00:00:00

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

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COURT OF ti tNc. ItY. Di
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ntr. 'A,. tot !mid, this 15 a petition
Mr. %Valle, the paternal uncle of a
Court, o hn, at the age of 13. hall twin
by Mr. Charles Henry BsZele) into
monied there, in the eircusuitances ea.
detail ; and if his Lordship slinuid not
; all its 'circumvent-es,. rine of the worst
had ever come before him. and one
ship 'should reel himself psi to
judgment of the Court, es cartylog in
feature: of conspiracy, and all the Inaiarei
Ittinincy and ciintempt of its attliotiri'
ever yet, ranked any nisei he (Mr. L
led himself at a loSs to coucoiir where
to be found. The clecuarstaticei of
I -these : Miss Wade hosing lust boil
tired in family with a friend her
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Broiaghton, stl
lived at Weymouth. At this place,
O. Ist 1, they were visited ny
Moseley, who brought to Mr. Bronghtoo
from a Mr. ilurlork, of whom Mr. Wee&
some knoWleo!go. Mr.' liszolei represeuted
father at being a Geollemals of rut
Clergyman of considtralion and eminence
Church ; that he himself was itith
vend Noblemen, • whose names be
that he was also possessed of a rot
tutus, and that he was the heir to I
want to assume the title. frisbee tb
himself cud his contortions, he paid '
the young Lady, baring previously,
of the servants, named Barrow and
,the ltlti of October, 1814, he came
Broughfrit's iu on. elegstst chaise end
penied by his sister, bath of w horn
dressed, and attended by a continuo in
The same day they succeeded in co,
young Lioly, wham they brought to t
the house of a Mr. Gray, where they
dored by the interest of a Mr. Wise,
here, at St. Sepulchre's, the loans of
proclaimed between Ms. Bueley and
In the meats time her friends being t
' absence, made enquiries into the troth
• given of him by himself, when they
father to be indeed a Clergyman, but ,
description answering in other respects,
tabled, that having been detected its some
recent discoveries, he had been susixesult
official functions, and was, its fact, et
not in any respect a Preacher, 4(
old pictures. The splendid a tech tee in
Battle, and his sister had paid their visit
tained, had been hired at an adjoinit
from which likewise they had hired
footman and his fine dress. Navin,
&me, they had an advertitiemeat
which happening to reach
Gray, he, suspecting are partb
his house ; from thence they p
and took refuge in the house
alteley's. There they were di*
restored to her friends on the
i On the Tfal of November the
and hill:stared to Mr. Btzeley
occasion, as the person who servo
lee used saucy and utibecominr
his determination to hare th,
thereby expressing an in:enti
' the Court completely at delis'
minatiots, what was swore to
his mother, left little reason
the object of all the family ;
his attempt to bribe Vickery
4th of April the bans were
bonne Church, and though
by whom they were ordered,
a doubt that the orders cat
of the Baz-ley's. Mrs. Ma:
man, had been her Govet
ratter had been received of
respectable family, with whom
1111 the same situation. Mr. and
about to remove from IVeystroul
quest was made by her to be
visit at this latter place; this
to. She and her husband acs
day her husband pretended to ,
and went away. The following
decamped with the young Lady
Iby Mr. Bazeley, who took '
pees', where they were ma,
/ chapel of the Episcopal peril
1 the marriage ceremony was pen

the circumstances which Mr.

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a is;titints presented 'By
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srle of a Word of thil
Fl. had been c, rd.'s! a way 'i
ele) into Scotland, and i :rl•
Statures which he should : lks
should not think its inl ',
If the worst cases w lijoit
end one which his Lord.- i 1 '
ie-i on to resit with the
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catijiog in itself ail the
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all the featutvi of goes. 1
Is solittirity, which had t
he (Mr. Leech) confess. 1 •
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ire st Imre that calm was t '
atirei of the vole Were • s
lost bails Met inmate.? :
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"it'd of her father% wed ' ' t
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Owls, *lto at that tie*
s place, spots the 4.11 or , .t '',
d tsy Mr. Charles henry 4- i
Mr. Broughton a letter 1
nun Mr. liteoghto* had ,
tioley. represented '.hit ~.
WI i;f fortune, aid O.
s and eminence in the
was intimate with eels
names he mentioisedi
of a considerable for-
heir to a Baronet and .IItaolog !hue represented
be paid his addressee to t
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rvinosly, corrupted two . . .•
row and Ramsay. On • ..
he came eettio to Mt. :i
bake. and pair, wool. . .
of whom were richly
'ootaings in rich livery....
led in carrying off the
ought to the Boroegb to
rhere they were intro.
r. Wise, a pawnbroker. f i (
e Laos of marriage were
(-ley and Miss Wade.— .. i.
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Is being alarmed by her . ..,
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the troth a the account
yen they discovered his .
nan, but so far from his
,er respects, they maw.
reed in some of the then
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en sospointled from all his f
is fact, et that moment,
ocher, but a dealer in
a tech tie in which Mr.
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lid their visit they aster.
In adjoining stable-yard, s.,
;ad hired their sprightly ' ".
;laving ascaraoirsoskhootr— -. . i ;
teat pat into the papers, ,os
the knowledge of Mr.
lies, termed them out et
7roceetled to Keusingtee,
e of a relation of Mr. ' J ,
discovered, and the lady .....
te elst of Nosetnber.— is, ' • ,
he present bill was filed,
7 on tbe 23d, on which
erred it rut him deposed,
ng language, expressing
the young lady at lust:
lion to set the orders of - -
ince. Of which detnr.
o as having fillets front
to doubt that stitch was •
; of die same kind was ...
ry, the Officer. O.; the
proclaimed in Mary-le. f
A i /
there was no evidence
ed, there could not be
tame from the family I , -.. ,
trie, a respectable we. 1 s
rernellf, a good the. 1 9,
A this person from a
sm she formerly lived in
I Mrs. Broughton being
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outh to Ryegate, a re.
permitted to pay there a t ..
is was readily assented i
ccordingly came. Neat 1 -
es have business in town, f 1
ring day Mrs. Marie also
sdy. They were joined 1
her down to Gretna- I
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arried, and again in a • 1
tnuasion in Edinburgh
performed. These wers_____-',_
Wssele,- vs west-h-vir ors
ht it his duty to submit i
he for his Lordship to .
f all the wards in the
im to act.—The present
now man and wife. it
n say how this marriage •
f the husband, in the .
impunity offend against i
rdship's order, it would ' mr
armed with authority in. ' 1
withholding the Lady's 1 .
punishment in the pre.
desubt that a foul con. ,t•
all motives, lucre, had ' i
her, mother, sister, and , .). ~,
int against them all he
s ,/
tent would be directed. ' .'. • 1
same side. o -•' J A.
%red for Mr. Brought on, . . ' '.•i,-
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y to i
trouble the Court, •
un him.
uton, felt it only neon- '
;salmi him of improper
ha had to discharge a . .
r Mr. Baseley ; yet he ?. ;
• s
,earned Counsel on the ..
was imputable to Mr. •1,
n sufficiently vigilant.--
milted previous to the
r friends: and after hay-
• young man, it argued .
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hich his Lordship would
tat out of consideration
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