The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-03
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Her woman's soul could know
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Her woman's soul could know
No pause in sn!i
In the Irish Metropolis she fell so low,
and became so degraded as, in the summer of
womanhood, educated and beautiful, to be-
come mistress of disreputable establish
ment in Danzille street, Immediately at the
rear of Mr.. Kelly's splendid mansion in Mer-
rion Square. The millionaire soon found his
old acquaintance out and became perma-
nent visitor at her notorious residence. And
here too, in this haunt of fashionable and
upper ten vice and profigacy, the poor old
man (for his years were in the mid-winter of
existence) became so infatuated by this En-
glish woman's elegant manners and fascinat-
ing person, that he FRUSTRATED his mind and
judgement beneath her influence and control
Mr. Kelly not only took her from her infa-
nous abode, but became united to her by
some private and questionable ceremony of
marriage. Having magnificent seat in the
County of Roscommon, named Hilton, the
old man was so fond of his prize he lost no
time In taking her down to show her off to
his country neighbors. So desperate was he
touching all antecedents of her life, and so
reckless did her influence render him, that
he took his beautiful fallen angel to public
ball in the town of Roscommon, where she
appeared in a blaze of pearls and diamonds
before the proud descendants of some of the
oldest and proudest blood of the time-honor-
ed Milesian race of the West of Ireland.
The heightened aristocratic ladies present on
the occasion were not only affronted that a
vulgar attorneys wife, forward and impu-
dent parvenue, should force her wealthy pre-
tensions on them; but some of the gentle
men fox-hunters recognised in the person of
Mrs. Kelly the notorious courtezan, Mrs
Cue of Danzille street.
An instant storm was the consequence.
Kelly was kicked down stairs; whilst his
lovely but frail partner was allowed to de-
camp with 9'tiger," in which those ladies',
whose pedigrees dated from before the flood,
heartily Joined.
This incident SO CALLED the subject of it,
that she appealed touchingly to, and worked
upon the sympathies of the unhappy man
she had rendered her slave. Through the
agency of wiles and Vaccinations, of which
she was perfect mistress, she contrived to
separate Mr.. Kelly from all his relatives,
connexions and friends, thereby cutting them
root and branches, from beneftting by his
wealth either during his life or after his
death.
Shortly after this the millionaires health
began to break down; his spirits became de-
pressed, and nervousness and irritabihty SUI
pervened to a great extent The young and
charming wife became indispensable to his
being; to soothe his ruf1ed temper and salts
lfy his whims and eccentricities. Finding
his health declining, and ideas of death oc-
casionally fitting across his mental wander
ings, heresolved to make will, in which he
rendered certain dispositions of property to
his relatives and some charitable Institutions,
which were by no means agreeable to his
better half. The event of this testamentary
document and other misgivings, created I'M
easiness and alarm IN the mind of the cormo-
rant with whom the miserable old idiot ASSOC
ciated his fate Born of good family IN
Lancashire, England, and possessed of de-
cidedly superior education, this woman knew
that the most undoubted security of the lao
was necessary to aassssae her the possession Of
the vast personal and real estate accumula-
ted by her victim In the event of his death.
With thisyiew she formed q species of semi
criminal association with an interruptions
and unprincipled attorney, named Malone,
with whom she pretended to be smitten, and
to whom she promised her hand and fortune
/ Immediately after the old mans demise.
BY the advice of this Oily Gammon, and
in obedience to certain instincts IN Interference
to her marriage, she plotted for the perfot
nance of a second cel elnonY with her lelge;
which she conyi nced him was necessary 70
her social ta1 nd iii b and nar snual haBplnefs