Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-10
GRIM. CON.

GRIM CON.
Ia presenting to our readers, the nh,,,nc,
report of case Of Grim. Con. copied fom {
London paper, we must be permitted 20 re
mHIa. hui We ale not disposed TO scandllz,
The Clergy; and We will add, iha, Tie reyeren,
fathers of The Church, are but ffuil nu.,a !:
and Ike other r.en, are liable 20 be led astray
The deed perpeirsied by tie Reverend Jolu
nn'p!.rey, 10. however. marked with n = gnnI
stamp oi at;rociiy. and il is 10 be- lament cd
that HEAVIER penalty has no, fallen on the
bead Of so abandoned scoandrel. The deed
is one, which unfortunately, is not pun shr,i
With sufficient severity; and le WHO fnr's his
wife d:shonored, his fam y dis.ra, ed, ami Ms
ti;ed, II ie m,ie 10 take he laws into lis oau
hand. and vistt the seJutcr with his uun.iucl. d
and unmigaicd vengeance.
T.ie'i rs. John Hen rhrcy st Auhyn.-
The Count Of C"n,n,oa Peas was Yesterday,
at very early nour, filed with a great con.
course at both sexes, orr ofli.r galleries being
entirely flied by ladies'. Sr Join T,ieii,
liiher OF the plaintiff, took his scat beside the
! sou : Coui sci.
Ms Jns'ice PLrk inquired wlc,hcr there
vas hb,"!Ps ~ tie dc'ai's o. Tie tr!nl wh ch
h2hi lender 1t necessary iorlke Ladies TO r!-
| IIre
Mr. Sergeant W ldc, who stated the ease,
replied ~ the negative. The trail ,hcn pro.
ceedcd. Tne learned Scrgeau, spoke AS iol
ioNs:-Mr Tyni, tho plaintiff, is the cldes,
son OF S:r john I, tell, IA Baronei descendant
"i noble family N The county OF Essex: h.s
wife who IS the subject OF tsis action, was the
daughter oi SIR lhon'as P,!Enaton- II lady,
believe, ~ considerable qualities, and possess.
cd at many onp!ishmcn's. | have never
Witnessed case IA which marriage was form
cd under circumstances more fairy variant
n9 The expectation OF permanent happiness
tIan the circumstances winch charact.rIsc The
one IA ,ho p'esc"t va,e. Mr.. Tyrcll, tic ben
I" IA Respectable: iuriunc--ihc member Of L
r'Fpec'nhic iamii,, o: the aye OF "a years
iIi'g nn npiic IN The scl' ci.on of ID Aite hnt
HE Indu gcnte at ii.o.e honorable icci ngs
which oHghi 10 !uilr,nce IA u,an " lao seeks a
marriage. The lady WAS s1a,ejhIng more than
t"'"',. The innIringe ..ok place IN 1919 !;
'he lah "''iaulc .ransaltjpn that w Ill he proved
]" y"u 'boN place IN the G!oHih of November
'as' year il'smg been Diarried, ,hcIeinfc,
ahHuf cg1i Years, the. had five clildirn b,ru
bn: ticG; tie irIrG girls how sur,iyc, tn d.
l'c ihinHg' lie L success If tie cnnd .cr Of
iHc Rev. A.r. ~. ALb,n, il.ud snn %! 81 Juln
-. Anh,r. Wlcn tIs, Tie parties u!a.r,,d.
they its dud IN II hose iaAun + TIE unrpu.c,
al s"Hc Il Stance iiom SIR Joln r. rri.'& :, and
"h"re the children were bora. IT, The ,uar
1879, Sr Jotn 1lrrlI had he misfortune 10
i"'e Is itis. lie waS anXiuuS Tor tirin 10
b'edN p tier oan cs' abl shnrnt. TO take up
''rr ab'de At hS rc'l lenc- ana their fam l.,
tie son aud "inghtrr IA tw wrrc alike plna.-
c'I VT" has pr"P"sal, and Accordingly IN 1925
they ic:nn.ed Ia 5 r. J has hnus,, whcrc ihcy
fcH'Ii"d Gp 10 the IIiic of thG I,dy's cope-
nIrn' with 'ie dcicndau' Ms. Tytell, Ia ihc
coarse ~ the year 1877 pIii Il vsit ~ her mo
t"ot, L,d. pdnmg ou, ard, unfortunately.
t'"!" '"ci "Hh Nj. ST. hu'uth. | hclcgn he
" been an n"qn" n'am'c nf a g4p;ienln
"""m i.tdt PiHHa'"i' hnea after tie death |
q! hrr husb gnd. Tncrc The plrtics became
a. q1.m'c!, hu' no hing p,riicr .r was o5sorv- |
-. M I trcll had "ccDsion 10 altcui the |
"rhi I" n,r nln'her's to pass The in'crinci,,te
I i"e, mhc." sic met mIih !ac def nd mt We |
believe 'hc' met oIce III publc after that; We
ho"c'tf, ! ave no Eiraits of asCurtaIninr that
'hci "''r met more than once IN pnhlc. Yu.
" l. iihd ih't tic def infant purs.icd ,hc coarse
no a'"p'cd ~ TIE present case, upon a du9
ca 'c"i,o of Tie d.!iirul les. and wItiI all the
'duina h"c"-slry TO impose difficulty upon
hose 'ao shoald have occasion To du,elnrc
~ public cundmci, for up 10 ,ho day when
IA, iadi c!npcd, there was not the slightest
'I'Srl"i"n ot any correspondence conlm,!nl-
'"iI"n i'eiN"ch the parties. Sr John Tyfuli
iit!c p"ney cGaisc, aud this IJdy VS.
- . hubt of driving him 10 Chelmsford and
.ri 81. 49, a. 4 4 A !
ii,l. ana when her lirtle crrsr,is GATED hur to
'Hohns:urd lr John ic; her have it unI Tie
~ u = Z, and accompanied h'rth;hcr. Ab ,ut
ne IL ihis clnpcmun' took place. the lad, :,
l"s,re of vIsi'iIl Chelmsford b"cainc urratcr !
md her visits more lrcqicn'; but s,,li 10 cl-
Gns'ancc occurred to excite tire least slsp'. ,
u mat any incorrect object stimulated toe ,
cN'fc, and therefore SIR JOAN regularly ac-
oInnaheh her, on all occa-inns W ca s'ic &c. 1
red 10 90 and bis GyOcdiion wpu'd pciIn.t. ,
W Tie l9h November, in The morning. she q
i'init a desire 10 90 10 Chclulslud To paw c
nc i'in'ls b'ils; tue money w,s provided irr 2
DC purpose, hhd sac went ~ nsull III the little I
- WIN Sir Joan. She made an Arrangement =
~ MN Y" meet at puiicuIar house III u
iclmsfOrd. ST John, having dooc what bu. Q
ness called him 10 Chsin ford al tbc tn, n
'pom'"d went 10 the parrIcular place; he
n" Mrs. j. had not been there; ho con- T.
''cd s..c had walked 'ov1rds home, and "
'"'"1no1'Iy he aud hi- sG'vant ptoc ,eded |
nher. lie ioand on h,s arrival at h,mu that "
J" had not returned, upon wh'ch he went II
'cS 10 ChuhDslnrd, made inquiry at all tho q
idcsnirns houses whcro /: WIS expected she VI
'd been. aud M iid.ug' were heard of Lcf: y
U sihl not tho least suspicon was entertain. Il
oi hrr condn.i A1x'etv for h,r sIleiy was IN
j. The diy pisscd away wrhou, her re- l.
~. VARIOUS suppostons arose. II was vi
ought Sic might have gone to her mo her. h.
'"y Fixing on's, or To some o.: her place va
here she vas acquainted. The ne1, day il m