Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25
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Extracts from tate London pape,,

Wakefield, aud Frances Wakefield, for a con-
sPhacy.
lConeludedl
Nj. Grim ditch, the solicitor, was examined
and gave history OF his pursuit after Miss Fur
me- IN OF his hndi and the Wakefeids at
'6uhatq'- Hotel al Calais. He a,ed that be mad
v-rren, against them, aud also a despatch to
u 'nvile, the mlais,e. at Paris Wakefield OBJ.
served hat he knew sll about the warrant and all
that hey had done London and enquired if
they mean, 20 prosecute. He (Grimsdnch) said
that they DID aud he hen IL irsd he would su,
reader N young lad Wakefield said, Blu is
she 10 BE- my w~?'' H. told Dim he could not
enter into hat que ton that he had committed
m'-t aiToc.ous act that lac had got possession of
Miss Turner, a mere Child, and that ne deserved
TO be shot. he mad stuck hicw at the peace
OF the family, which be could never repair That
It would be he des,h Mrs. Turner, Z she vas
NOT dead ready Ii (ssd the witue,sl | had
a daughter, and ny man we take her from me
In the same msnacr | -solld send bullet through
ms bead. " . Wakefield hen asked If the
marris2e was lees? Witness told MIN Il y:a~ moi
oniy Illegal bu, that he was Liable to severe punish
ment under he act oil Philip and Mary. Alter
conversation OF considerable length, he .urren
dered Miss Turner, he having sr,t Observed
" kou VIII Cad her perfectly passive and dare
say shr VIII fly from sou 10 ne;'' and also de-
cl'r a." assure you, a m n OF honor she
Is the Miss Turne, as when ook her from
toe school" Mr.. Cri chile, who ,as present
with him said he was sure the marriage was II.
legal Miss Turner was there, end said IS arn
not your wife, and w,ll never 70 it'll YOU
again you have deceived NEE Wakefield re-
Piled d" You must acknowledge that / have be-
haved 20 you a. gentleman She said Yes.
yon have; bu yO nave deceived NEE
Miss Eufner called, and the verv
mention OF heT nsme excited an unusual sensation
IN the Court She was led into he ,virne-- box
by her father Her appearance was exceedingly
pfepos~eesng der courtenauce had ali ingenious
oi''d expression, peculiarly indicative ora con
hdIng, generous Dispositions. She Vas d ess.d
win simple elegance, and her manners gave evil
deuce OF hose Qualities which distinguish the
young ladies OF the present day, wnu receive the
oe" ecucat'su. and move IN the III i society She
gave her eide .ce IN modest. nnemharrassed
manner, AID her accent AID tone OF voice were
very gieeable and remarkably free from pro-
viocisilsiRs. Before the wltness ,rasstvorn
Nj Scarlet b-ssed that she might withdraw
and 'nsn coni-nde,l. ihai az a she wa he lawful
wife ol MIR. Wakefield, she yyas not competent
q, itnes- against Nm. lie therefore propored to
tender evidence to prove that, by the law and
custom of Scotland, she wa- his legal .ylfe, and
lie cohendsd he Vas now entitled to call tia,
evidence
After some argument on me the ad,niesibil!ty or
inadn.Iss.b ilily Of her evidence,
fir. Baron bullock said, nat II wasby no means
clear. tnal, even sopposng her to DC his wife, she
was LOT competent witness, aud begged AIr
Scarlet to coGHue his Argument 10 thai point.
Upon he whole, he thought 1t = ouId be bette,
to call Miss Former, and proceed win her evil
delce, leaving II 10 be hereafter dealt with as
might lie cOnsdefed expetiert by the Court
above.
AI!se Turner *as then placed in The witness
box, and In -nswer 70 ne intenogauyes Of Ser
geaut Gross, ,Ae said, am he isug liter of yYu
Turner, Of Sh1s!ey Park went 10 school in
the month o. February o. the beginning ol March.
iS@0 o. be ! n OF Ina, morth was told bv
VA - 'ulby, ha' 1 was TO 90 To Manchester to
meet III pspa, and from thence 10 Shrislev PARK
kno Miss Green 'ay; believe She Quilted
school, on account o! her fs;he.'s difHculti.- I
wen 70 Manchester; person came into the room
whom ne r. h-d seen before; he Is Mr. Edward
Siou % ~ kehe!di was rising 10 leave the room,
whe ne requested me 10 go; he said I
am commanded by your papa TO AXE you 10 h., :
that might De sure no slight circum,tsnce pre-
vented NY papa from coming himself; II was The
STATE ~ NJ auairs that prevented him, vhirh be
would Afterwards explain. 7 said il WA IN ac-
count OF nama's ne.s that was sent for bo,,a
RE rrp!lel, the contents OF the letter were
not true. The letter, he said, was written be
cause Mis- Daulhy should not bnoy why "a as
sent Tor. don't dis Inctly recollect what MI &c
he said my papa al that time lie then folJ
he servant TO tell The . her gentleman 10 come in
doc recoliect any hing particularly tia, wa.
SAID a not introduced to him, but he spoke OF
MIN De MS younger brother; II WAS Mr.. WI. Wake
hcid had never seen Ell her of them before I
then stepped INTO Tie carriage lid So. bec,sse
iho'gh vac 8 ing g. be taken TO nv father.
We went 10 Halifax Mr.. WIN. tYskeheld .uJ
tie servant wen with US Edward &. Wakefield
ssds % re diI Dot find letter Or MIR Turner there
thej mus 30 on 10 Kendall. We went there. 7
bad no 0,ueT object 'n going here bat tn find nv
papa 81 Aendsl Ar. q Wakefield read a letter
al Sac window lis brother looked over it, but
did NOT see II. tie told me my papa was gone
forward. q tie ne&i Stage, he said he had re-
ceiyed leiter, Communicating Tive ia e Of nv
iaihers siaifs. lie said Ry e and Dsintl, 80 b,nk
and another had i-iled-tha, tDy papa had bee
nearly ruined, Bat That ~ uncle OF his had lent IN
papa $50 GOO which had relieved him for The
present; aud ,bs. fhe Blackburn b., K had s,,cs
failed, and bis affairs were ~ a worse state dian
they were before, ard that us uncle had demand
e1 the security oil Inc S1ugley estates, aud that
my papa might perhaps be turu Ell uut already He
said it mad been suggested by Mr. Guusdi,ch that
he should be my husband, and then he est.tes
would Ne IN ne THIS passed betyeeo RsoJ.l ami
carlisle lie frequently said be YVES desirous OF
knowing whsi concuso. 1 had come IT,. an
s"cred that should see papa al Carlisle and then
could give him my answer. lie also told me that M
Ia'her had crossed he Border, and that he officers
were alter him Wbgn the causge stopped Al
Carlisle they both leit the carisge They were
not away belt an hour. I bad been t,aysIltoo
since icii school, and had been Up all night -.
Jusi as Ne were leaving Carlisle, VIM. Wake
held said he had .omething to communicate. OF
Importance 70 bis brother, and pulled up he win.
cows. dii not expect 10 see my p,ps A. Carlisle
bot over The Border Wakefield said be bad seen