Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25

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should how. by inconlro, c lille eviden.. n
wouli bring Witnesses who ouli speak IN he, an
pe4r"nce and behaviour a. limos every s.ase an,
mot OF those wrnesse-, no yer, hsd been ex-
ann previously by TIE age"f- tor he prosecu,
non. Ihey would show, thai from, the fi,st .,.
fFom Manchester, Miss Tu1er had been full 90
gaiety and aacTity and thai she had never cs..c,
expressing Der pleasure snd s5ii.fac.iop Tho,n
who "a" her would tell them, Ia they never Wit.
messed ~ any person greater degree of cheerful
ness and JOY IL would be proved 'hai hYfo,. a.
marriage she had sat upon A,r. Wskeie!d's lnse
ana tina, she had zone through the ceremonv -,
only without reluctance, bui with an alsori-v 81
lmp'iience seldom witr essed even 4; tho nI,.
where her marriage had been celebrated THE CT;
dence would 20 on 10 show. that after th, $50;
age the same behaviour had been exhibited nv aI;.
Turner; that she had dispiaJ ell the same iov Ib.s
al Ca'ais lie had been hanging upon his ann in the
mos sIec'iona man er, and that up 10 he ne
rod OF heir separation, they had been as ON. IS
the witnesses .ad ready described hem, very
loving couple. These facts IS ould be nroved -,
oS one or two Witnesses, bur by persons b-o,,b.
from every point OF the road WHICH they Travelled
oolh before end after The marriage Wonia II No,
then, In some degree qualify tie imputed offence Is
he sho ed that all tba, had occurred after he ss.
step, had been accomplished with the conser, az
concurrence OF Miss Turner? lie remembered on.
prosecution at ths kind and II y, Guild dopb,Ies. b.
EecoIe'ted also by his Iofd=hp, VIZ a prosecution
instituted oy gentleman OF the name of FAME
IN ' orkshTe, against certain parties for consniy
ing TO orlns about The marriage OF his son with a
person OF his inferior ID rank In the course ,b.
trt II was shown that the son mad gone down n,
his Knees before his father 10 solicit his =.
Inc marriage, and bat upon TIE father's refusal
inc son mad Immediately soae out, stepped into n
ch"Ise, and go married. Upon that evidence The
Termed J9dee had Immediately stopped The cause
Now he did not mean TO justify the measpr. -
sorted TO in order TO obtain POSSESSION of The ,a,
son OF Miss Turner, but if it appeared that tbropoh
GU the whole affair she had been a free agent hat
she hal acted from inclination, end had had M roo.
TaInt Whatever put upon her, be owned thar he
thought such circumstances would in scrne ,,oa
sure qualify the ffeace. Il nigh BE- said ,b.,
here 80 alvey conspiracy to bring about the
msrrEge OF person. under age
Mr. Baron tui,ock said lie doubted the yelevap
Gy c! he sort OF evidence which Mr.. ScarIe,t U.s.
proposing TO call al any rate, tbe present stssA
OF The proceedings. lie thought he Offence ,ys
complete, wher the defendant set .ut win NJ,
lurn'T from NancbesteT, and IT the Jury b.lievsd
me l"cts sworn up 10 that time, be thought thew
W uld be bo"nd 10 return veTdci of Guilty against
he two male defendants
MIR Seare'' in'i'nated thar his duty to his CHI
eni- Wouid clnpel hin TO c III the Witnesses
Robert W lion, 81 the Alb.on Hote, M.r.t,
Ter, ana John Wilson, wal er at be same HoIel
"ePoscd '" heir conduct while at he hotel ,o,s-
rep ssenied her having been perfectly free f,on,
restraint, snd might have gone where che pleased
-'A'' 'N'5 -"''t N'i'SS CEOtS-tAaInibed he
iom Hhich II appeared, that when T. G.. WAKE
held went IN he room, hIiss Burner arose and
shook hands with hIm heartily.
Mr. Sergeant Cross Did sho go in and saw
q" Al! captain Wilson, how do you GO 20 LAUGH,
ter) Wines: " Mo-
Mr. Serg,. Cross (to MI Scarle,tN w, ma,
call twenty such witnesses as these!
\ most OF cnaise drivers AID waifrr, provad rho
cp-'lnueJ sppaTeut cberTiuusss and good und.,
standing OF thr par irs all the way from Magches.
Ter 20 4nldsrGe 8, Hilfax, Keighiy, Saoton
Settle k"ny LonSdaIs, kendal, Psnrith Ca
Isle, &-.
Thomas Atkinson u am waiter Al III. R,sb
Carlisle saw the party, aud thought il was a
nrriaRe L eked hem if he's wanted hor.ra ~
GIeina. Miss Turner present The two gem
tiemen G"t oni, and we abau; two Hundred
yards, when the' returned 20 the car,isae she
did not seem objected Mr.. Wakefield vrote
letter, while Mss Turner wa. playing drafts win
Mr.. W Wakefield
| VIM. Graham, position at Carlisle -Dtora
/ Nh Wakefield 10 GTejna green Cine of the Sen
tlemen got Out on the dIckey Without .y,tnesa
! perceivlng it. The lady aud Inc other renal, 81
inside, laughing heartily, lie was present A. The
marriage, and witness signed his name to the Ger
ihcste The lady tnraed round partly and saIut.
ed the bridegr Dom IN the usual form
John Linton, the Landlord of the inn a, Gret-
ma 90 Remembers the arrival .! The Waf,efelds a,
GTeina. The lady who wss with them remained
in in his house, whist the two een,Isr,s,
went ou'. She not at all deDreEssd -ETa
ssw the ceremony performed IN the usual vvav--.
The party dned together Q; bis house and were al
very pleasant.
Frances Linton, sister to the last witnegs.-
Miss Turner went mp Stairs linked in Ri Wake
heid's arm She sst upon biz knee in the room
David LsinR, the q stna Green Par-on. or bisr.
or, as he calls himself, was pot into the witness
box. The appearance q this notorious personaoo
excited universal attention. lie is an old deere
pid looking inan with shup intelligent counto.
nance and dark quick eve. lie vssr dressed i,
black, and seems 81 that description of pnrsone
which is termed clerical. The old man looked
round With that kind OF Stare from which II r,isht
DO inferred that he considered himself The no., i'm,
poftsht object ~ that court.
Sworn and examined by Mr. parle 49, Iou live
| at Springfield near Gretns: do 20 YOU re.
member being sent foi TO party at Grsna Hall.
| Ian inn) last alach? 10. What did The GEN
Ileman s"y 20 you? Witnoss what did he trest
me io3 do you say? Loud Laughter wss excited
and toddy-iOvng geoilomaD) What did lie wish
| you to do? WhrIo 90 hat which have done fof
many others; to 10 hands and so on Did Won
make bargain 10 10 81? did Was the bride
quite agreeable? O! quite The lady wrote down
ber name, and the gentleman wrote down his rancs
\ They were both very agreeable 10 DIN hands and
at he end embraced one another l asked the la
dy Tor present OF pair Of gloves and / rcc.iye5
! u hon her own bend. MIR Wakefield ave hoe
twenty p"uads to give TO the, which phr did. Ar
! 'ei we ceremony was over. Mr.. Wakefield asked
fha vine there wss in the bouse3 foid him,