Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

. | lie returned, however, diId came 10 the
witnesses house before lac went to Harley.
Istreet, and never saw Il man in his lile
more distresscda at the situationoi bis Lady
Cross-cXamined.-He could not say
= whether he heard from Lord George Be
: resiord that the Lady had been mentally
i'll before his marriage. iler illuess with
. her first child continued for several months /;
: ard this last ndisposition was long time
later the birth OF her second child.
The hlsfqais of Cholmondeiey was &C.
Iquainted FOR more than four years with
Lord George and Lady Beresord; they
, had been On visit with him at his seat in
Norfolk, on which, as well as on other oc-
casions, they appeared to live perfectly
well together. lie saw nothing to the con-
trary.
/ Cross-examined.-His Lordship's house
was then full of company.
/ The Earl OF Arran was relative of
Lord George Beresicrd, aud had repeated
intercourse with his frlniIy.-I.ord GEORGE
and his Lady appeared TO live in great do
mestic happiness.
Walter Jones, Es,:is FIRST cousin of
the Bcresfcfd family, aud spoke in the
same manner as the last witness az the de-
mestc happiness OF the parties.
Colonel Brydges is Lord Georges bro
ther-in-!aw, and spuke of the exemplary
conduct Of Lord George as husband, aud
his wife appeared equally afrectionate
In his cross examination he said he did
not believe his Lo,tship to be a gay-,nan
The case. here closed OH de part OF the
: plaintiff.
Mr.. SERGEANT Vaughan felt the weight
of the duty imposed Oh him in this case,
: LATTER the coiourlug which his leaned
friends evidence had siyentoit He could
. not however concur with him in thinking
that the high rank Of the parties was one
OF the circumstances which aggravated the
: present matter at issue for sureiyit was
! to insult the feelings OF the plaintiff to ina
!, | CINE, that pecuii$rv compensation could
. repair his wounded honour Besides, he
: could never, as general proposition, ex-
: Guide the middle and lower ranks ot socie-
: ty from then share OF claim when their ,lo-
: mestic felicity should happen to be viola
= 'ed. In this case, as indeed, in all Others
: ~ the same comp EXON, it was not the
!, cnnduct OF TIE defendant thar was alone to
I" ne inquired into; the plaintiff must also "a
:. i1ide liis trial he must S ew that he atten-
- ded, as he was bound 10 do. To the COM
Tort and happiness afh.s wife. and that he
:. lett her no grouud 81 complaint in the in
y terconrse OF private life. GA this point, as
. his learned Trend had said on a for
~ mer occasion. the absence of some witness
= rs spoke more eloquently than the pre-.
sence OF others. Great aud ilustrious Der-
: sOnages were called TO prove what-why
- nothing more than Lacd George and
-, MS L-dv---that persons of their rank and
breeding had never quarrelled together il
= public company Why were NOT the mem
:. ~ bera OF the family called 2 Where wa:
~ the mother or the sister of the plaintiff
= Sr. Croft indeed spedSs Of their iomesti,
4heetion, out he was only professional
ylsitni, and had ouly seen them when iii,
W Lazy was on the bstkof Sickness. and at ;
Nc moment when man must have been ;
10 brute indeed, If he did not behave witt
W Kindness towards person so placed
" But where, he would ask, were the ser.
. wants Had, in fact, any testimony been
~ gwen from those who must have seen the
erms Oh which the party lived together In
az private lI'e, 20 shew that the lady had
~ right to feel herself az all tines
&c So fcss and seen; Rest By Ter kusbr nG's aide
nix The learned couEceI. after CONNIE ntin!
nj upon the circumstance that the tady's indis
on position was by no means attributable t.
ay the defendants act, she having been sub
O. lect to her maIady long before her mar
rage, proceeded 60 comment on the ex
sdl IRENE youth of the Earl of Beehive, an,
81 The little probability frnm the good healtI
MT OF his father, of his inheriting any propert,
III or humber Of years. lie concluded b.
or, stating that the case was altogether fire.
,of ICON any particular aggravations, and tn
te. IJary woail, h must d, give their We die
to accordingly.
dt The deputy sheriff then summoned U,
i the evidence to the Jury, who retired for a
MS Dnut ten minutes, aud returBed vredict O
be zen thousand poa''ds damages for the plain
Us. tiff
he LAZY BeseslOrd, who still remains in
zoe state ofmental defangement, is, we ucder
lid stand extremely peaUtiiul. She was bor
be IN 1886. and was married about eigh
tn years back. The Earl Of Beehive is an \
nd Srceable young man, and was born 10 In
ell same year with her Ladyship; he is son t
hd the Marquis of Ilcadfort.
ks LoNDoN, July $.
cd It appears that the late massacre. pur
re- petrated at Bona, was retaliation of th
,Sn cnrrois committed on the return of H.
ny Bourbohs al Marseiiles, upon all the Nam
'oui eukes and other people of the East win
happened to DC in chat city.
ny A mock embassy has lately taken plac
ms here, similar TO the embassy Of Siam, in In
lar reign of Louis XIV. an Armenian cam
9n' to Paris some time since upon Commercial
'u- business he was reg amended for tina