The New York herald., 1850-06-11
TWO CENTS.
The Divorce orLord r.,,,~,,,.

Broughan. LORD Powis ether peers were present.
Mr.. Robinson app, area for sbe petitioner.
Lord Brouqhsm-Is there anybody the osxer 81 see
| Mr. Robinson-I believe not. The learned cocaset
stated that he appeared for the petitioner to e- sv
dence Of sduerous intercourse between LORD Wal.
pole The son OF the Earl Of Orord and the wife sfths
petitioner The petion.r married his present wIe
Scotland In 1882 and they lived together until ffs,
anu had nve children. In August, l8is she left Esg
| land and very soon after wards fund living ~
bads very soon after her arrival there, she m y
| Lord Wnlpoe at Ems and became very mate with
him. and rom thence she preceded with him to Rome
In August ls4O her ladyship birth to son. hav-
ing hen during that time living abroad and her hus
band living in England During the perisd che was
abroad she was in the company Of kord Wapole-they
took their meals together and frequently in her bed
room in tbe month of July. 1872 they found
living together the Lake OF Como, she having
med the name Of Mrs Lawrence at Como they
tipued until the end Of July and Fumers Of their iati
macy having been communicated to bort Lincoln,
mutual friend, Mr. Gladstone proared.d to Italy aud
a-ceitained that she had assumed tre pemo Of Mrs.
Lawrence He sent his card To her. both a. l. rs Law
renee and Lady Lincoln but she returned for
that sbe Was neither immediately afterwards she
left Como. Antther gentleman, panied by Lord
Llncolss servant went Ia quest OF her aud on the sth
ofseptember, they found her at Verona with nurse
could be no doubt of the aduterous intercourse, aud
the identity OF the Lady.
Mr. Frederick Jerrat-Is clerk In the Office OF
Messrs Ferrsr the petitioners solicitor snd served
| cory of he petition on her ladyshp's solicitor
Mr. Charles Rankin solicitor, was present at the
marriage-of Lord and Lady Lincoln in Scotland in
1882; The marriage duly and regularly performed.
had letters from her on the subject Of rhe BILL and
was authorized TO appear Tor her. the letter prodaced
| Is in her handwriting
james IL mon solicitor Of Lord Wapole, whose name
is 1oratio W VILLAIN left England two years ago.
and bad not since returned
| Mr.. Rankin recalled-Lady Lincoln out of Eng
land since August 1stS knew that from her parents
John Meredith, porter in the family of the Duke Of
| Iamton-He know Lady Lincoln; saw her AT her ia
theirs the I'd of August 1Sis 1t bet three
and four saw her come there alone In cab and she
brought two boxes with her saw her since; she
was at that time living 10 whteh all place. the Duke
Of Hamilton resided in Portman- square.
letter was here put in to prove that ON the 9th Of
August the vas at Baden. 1t was addressed TO Lord
Lincoln had ed
and was indifposed
Novel; Pardck was in the service OF Lord w.lpole
In March, 1sls aud loft England with hun in July OF
that year and travelled with him Ems. where they
arrived ON the lth OF August aud remained tn ths
9TH Of October; Lady Lincoln there and roma ned
there long as Lord Wslpoe, they were iatimste
with each other; they separate hotels and he
visited her at ali hours late as well a. early they pro-
cceded together. calling at everaI places Ia their
route to Turin and Genoa and they travelled
together in the carriage. and took h-ir ais
Other. sometimes in his bedroom: here eyd
ycn relative TO proreedpgs Al Geuoa which is uuat
Sr publication. but which went to prove beyond doubt
the act Of adultery in The month of November Lord
Walpole and Lady Lincoln went towards Rome; they
| remained Gt Rome till April; they lived in separate
! hotels, and frequently visited each other; at Rome
her ladyship evidently became stouter and was ia-
left for Prescah where Lord wapole stii continued
to visit her at all hours Of the day; occasons
while at Fms he went into her laiyshp's room. and
saw the name of Mrs Lawrence upon her luggage
members that at Rome her lady-hip's courier Who
MAS tall and "obseIsablo" man, received his dis
charge.
Mr.. Gladstone, NJ p, was the next witness examined
Is very well acquainted With Lord Lincols. ard
ben for many years has bcrn in the habit of visiting
them SO husband and wife Tor years; knows tbay
| her sdy hip had gone through much suffering.
BY Lmd Broughsm-kecolIects her suffering from
great illness at Paris years ago: has not lady
Lincoln since she left the pa of August last; has
b,en in constant Communication with his lordAhiy
who remained in this country; recollsots rumors ia
July 1919 concerning her Had, and tast several
meetings took place ON the SUBJECT his object in going
abroad was TO ascertain whether ths unhappy indie
creions attributed to her ladyshp really ground
| by Lord Brcugbam-was authorised by Lord Lin.
coin 70 make soms arrangement for placing her In q
Examination coniinued-At Naplcs was informed
That her lady ship had proceeded 60 Genoa, but lost
! qucnty that she resided the Lake of Como uuilr
The narnc cf Mrs Lawrence; wrote to her uadrr tho
tdaress OF Lady Lneoln but had his letter rrturnsd
on the tvtnng of the dav on which he h4i his letter
rdsrntd, -. tho cs:riagc of Mrs Lswrrnos st tho
VIA al xLish ihcy rcsiaed. and ths 6suro of
Ley Lincoln, but could her In the carriage as
sh. paced the blinds 81 the carriage being down
! Hy Lord Broughsm- Could you say whether her
| lneyship'was ia the family way or not
| MIR Glad, tono-No. the ngure was tbickiy wrapped
up IN travelling eloaks aud clothes and hs could not
Lord Brousham-Do you know whether asy Lin.ol.
left With the kpo~ledge ot his lordships
Mr. vcd that she lcft without in frm-
rg hs lotd hp; she went in qucst Of her health prs
,ssedy hnd her reason for not letting his iosd.hp
Know wss he believed her desire TO prevent al
thotrstood that corrcs pondcuce fplowed but Lord
Lincoln never answered her letter. Did not kno~
'bni hef ladyshp had portion 81 eDOOo.
hr Johe. p,rvsot of Lord Lincoln, 10 the en-
ploymen of the family for nirs years They had avs
children. Accompanied the solicitor of Lord inspn
to the continent In quest of her ladyshp, whom they
found AZ verona ON the 2Jth Of September her
GENE coSn the staircase OF her residence with chIi
aud servant. and enter carriage. fmnirdat-ly re-
eorn',d her ladyship and hsdseveral opportunities OF
seing Der Ait.r~srds The ehld appeared 70 bc f.~
N,,k old An,rwards saw her At Nice, aud at tho
villa On the Lake of Como
Mr. Raphael vas askrd by Lord Lincoln's solicitor
In the coutse Of last year 60 go to Italy reached vs-
roma on tho sth Of sept, Bib,r IN company With the
last wi'ness Saw her iaIyshiP there tboa; IA. 16th
sept 'mbtf she was accompanied BY female sersass
and child. sav her again the 2Jth Septambsr,
and th' last witness, who was IN bis comptny siso
id.ntihsa her lsdysbp sxclaiming rhen he noticed
her " there is Lady Lincoln" on inquiry found that
fhc vent uud, the name of Mira Lswrenrs Eaiea-
vcrd 10 obtain certificate of the bap'isu of th-
ehd but VAS not able 20 90 40 no paroch.l register
ben In consfquence OF the vry agitsted
,isir q Ntrons az The tue Subsequently, horever,
lie obtained the certificate from Romas Cathcte
clergy nan q The place sbo tapsed the child under
the rsme of lIcrslio wLi,m walpoie. The ehnd
dcfrfilrd the child ~ Horace and Harriet "a ~rrncs
sbd ihe certificate was signed on tas "a september,
Mr Robinson here inliniated that one Of the Wit
ncsses ho could eye evidence In surPor Of the bu
Sts not In attendance.
Lord Broughsm a.kcd what would THIS witn--s
81. Robinson lie could simply prove that he va,
In the ftryco of Lord slgolc al The wills ~ hc Ian,
Of Como. end he knew a fact thai wh~a D. "a fy~bi,
re.d,d here she PACED as Mrs Lawrence
Loi Brousham saii utt as he chhd -. not repre-
heir lordhps bad no right to bsstardiso tho child
lhat her acythp va Prove 20 bc suiiy Of adnlt.ry
heard "a" evidence would return ver,ist 70 that e.
icct lie begged - move ttc second u the bill
Lord Erdestale II dsspiy Interested in The ease ao
rsid good deal II aftenuan TO IT, d.tals Ns- lea
them obsefse he fact thst his ori.hp not tb~rs
% le examined and although he did not mean toin-
ffnuIic collufion between the parties " was their
lortfhips' duty ~ that had been p-a~tissd
Wen hsn he Tor one did net think there "a lent
,sid,hce 10 Justify the second reading inssmuch ss
there vas nothing O. show wLat the conduct %
bet lady fhp before she left this country whs A had
bssn proved beyond ell doubt that no sooner had she
reached heden than shs vas Joined by Ipri walpol~
Loid brougham did not thiuk that any further uvi-
tunity ef correcting erroneous inurrs.io, rb.~h
hsd been created by an article IN dtily ne.sp,r-r
he a.tcDed The statements as the grosset f.sehssS
ever Tull,bed and must have been the prgIn~tio, ~
ZONE uhhsppy perfop Who must have written una.r n
aeu'.h o ihe brain aud dad not know thnt he fInrd
nfouFhsm) had charge of the bill that ~ pursuiox
we course which was Indicated he 20 d. h. would
=. osmsgrg BIS ovn cause lie would sot take up the