The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
.-VEoAlAllIs INEIIIIENeE.
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ot most romantic nature, has recanflvd
gbeeng giyentn2D Dubin,by Mf.3ust Cramp.l
't6n. - Is he aC ase was So icon1nica,sd ahdPI
puzzllngs that assoccupled the lime and ii.
tenticnl fsthei legal stsiBGnals FOR several
lyeurs-aI sOnaetimes pcFlshding of prouodho.
ing victory for respondent. and oceasioIal. 1
ly opening up visras os hops FOR appellant
In deliveslng che iadgRtntof the court
of delegates, or of final appeal. C.J Cramp-
ton nrecapitulgTsda a full amount ofpafticu ars
Evolving such history Of crime, lieentions
ness female fssihation aud intrigue, pro-
fessional per6dy, mental ifnbecility, and
linlatuati6n, as bus seldom stranspires in "a
contested family seiaim for the subdivision
of pl oPerty. Ig a agass t rs
4Dsblin attorney named Hugh Kelly.
through grSat ability ia his cahing,and BY
indefstigabIs Industry aud unusual prObity
in earlvS ife, accumulated large fortune
amounting 70 $4,000 per annum of real
estate income and over SI2S, ,000of person.
at property He did not mary IN early
life, but contracted an intimacy WI Stch pro-
duced an nflegi6mate daaghter, on whose
care and culture he lavished an abundance
Of paterrfal love. In the year 1922, ne
happened TO be at Bath in England, where,
his daughters education was being compile
ted. In that gay and fashionable resort,
he met a young lady Of beautiful! persap
and fascinating names Edgescome, 10 whom
according 70 testimony given on The trial,
he made proposals Of marriage, which were
then rejected. In the year 1927, this
lady came over 10 Dublin, where she
again encountered and renewed her acquain-
ltance with Mr.. Kelly. Her extreme beau
ty and irresisdbe attractions Of manner and
accomplishments procured he: many devo
! ted admirers; but either from impure asso-
ciatiocs, perverted domestic training, r
la radically corrupt inclinat;on, her NOR
ais were not guided by the priaciples or
! practices OF virtue. She lived under the
protection of several gallants-at one time
as Mrs Meredith, at another as Mrs. Cue,
land so forth. In the language of the
poet.
ot.2 ssWhen once suuk sunk in,
Her Woman's soul could know
1 'a No pause in stu.'
In the Irish metropolis she fell so low,
and became 20 degraded as. in the summer
\ Of wa.Hanhdod, educated and beaudfu. to
become mistress Of a dlsreputable estab Ish-
ifment in Banzil@ street, Immediately al
2 1.-The rear of Mr.. KsIly's splendid mausioa in
4 MerrioR Square. The Inillionare soou
found, his old acquaintance out, aud be-
I came permanent visiro. at her notorious
}, Residence. Aud here; too, in this haunt
4 of fashionable and upper-ten vice and pro
= aigaeys they poor old man (fors his years
! were the midWlater Of exisience) became
SO Infatuated by this En- lish woiianrs
elegant manners and fascinating person
that he prostrated his mind aud judgment
beneath her influence aud control. Mr.
; Kelly not only took her from her infamou:
? abode, but became united to her by some
private and questionable ceremonyof mar
rage. Having a magnificent seat in th'
} county of Roscommon: named hlltoon, th'
4 Oldham was so fond of his prize tnat he los
y no time intaklng her down 10 show he
3 off to has country neighboss. Sc DESPERATE
was he touching ala antecedents of her life
and so reck less did her influence render him
= that he took his beautiful fallen angel to
: lpublic ball in .he town Of Roscomnlon
where she appeard in blaze of pearl
and diamonds before the proud defendant
:. of some ofthe oldest and blood of time
bonored Ailesian race of the West of Ire
: land. The high-toned afistocratic iadIe
q present on the occasion were not only al
L fronted that a Valgar attorney swiFe, a fol
vs. ward an impudeut parvenu, should fore
her wealthy pretsnsions on them, lbut som
(, Of the geAtlemen fox-h0uters recognized 1
the person of Mrs Kellyfithe notofion
lcourtezau, MRS Cue, -oF FDanzille street.
J. 3 An instant storm was the ccnsequ snce
Q Kelly was kicked down ssairs, while hi
= lisVe!y'but frail partner was allowed TO de
y camp swith q aligef, = In which those I
'e dies whose .pedjgress dated from abefor
Ell the flood; heartily joined. eaetss 81 sa II /
Hl This 4incideht So CALLED the subiect
it, that she appealed aouchingty TO an
g. worked upon the sympathiss oftile hnhaI
Q, py man1 she had rendered. her slavt
lel Through ahe agency Of wiles and nlacAihi
x-ltionS, Ofo which She was peffeeg mistFel
ls she cOntriaed 20 isepeFate Mi. Kelly fro
lylalishis relatives, connections,P aud friend
~ lIiere by preventing them beneftting by tn
ID wealths either curing his life OF after q
gAdaath 4rluaar s4 Iot s49I a1sea6M Ha
bla Shortly after shis the millionaire s Eeali
etiBegan to break downs; ;his spirits became q
Ia pressed, nervousness aud irritably sHpege
De- lainal TO- 3 s6reaO extens. The young ar
ltsl CHARMING wife became Indispensable to h
erl being % soothaa his eufiled tenlper ahd sa
be fsfy whims aud eceentricities, 81 Fllial
I'd lhisihealthsdesi esiiainqy aud IDEAS iof death 0
be- casionally fll1sihg across lIissraslttal WaA
~ 3eringssl he rssolVsd TO make ) wilt,
k.l which he seudeted oeFtaial sdisposi iEi0nsi
shlpf0perty q lis relatives 1gseliatlf6b itsl
y tatioas, gEhcfisweEs sby uosllieana resah
OF. Ito his b6ktee half bsEaaa sifHi
u The saent of this tessaalsatafg aoeuiis
So and other mIsgiying created uneasiness Sl
lala.m in the mind Of the cor 1ofarlt wi