The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13

Of my profe sson; should say he mot very intimate
sn a% S. m, os.n
husband
did not say that Mr. Lawson was there the occasion
slude to- speak Of him as one Of Mr. Forests
Oates remained in the during that conversation
out Of courtt TO the gentleman who asked in; il
recoec right Mrs Bedford kept the door closed on the
occasion alluded to, until had gone out
oAnd that was to prevent your making his acausiut
ence? feared that if be he would be intro.
duoed TO me; think that was Lawson.
O. lis your habit to avoid mans friend by visiting
bis bouse ANes such a man as that
O.. bid Mrs Forrest down stairs with you A.
don't think any one came down with me- Off Mrs.
Forrest did down stairs, vino were you afraid
could have introduced you Al think now that Mrs
Forrest did come down,
Q.-.Then fshe did down, could che have intro
duced you whether you would wish it not A.. she
might
q. Then the sole fer closirs the door whore
Mr. lawson was TO prevent you being introduced 70
that & ntleman A-.,Yes
Q-,-Are you member of The Church!
Mr OConor objected
The chisf Justice said hey had hsd much rree-
ysnt matter
Dir. Van nuren W. may show that this gentleman
objected THE society from th Mr. Lester had
been asked Il he wa a member of the church
MIR oConoc eaid be asked him II he was minister OF
The Chief Ju,toe said if such testimony was not Oh
jected then that why the Court would
exclude twhen it WAS objected to.
Witness have spoken 20 Er. Lpvton in the street;
DO not usually do so now.
Q-Have you. since the time you avoided him in Mr.
have bowed to him as an acquaintance since that tine;
have Mrs Forrest smoke; do not recoilect
tus! called Mrs Forrest before she went 70 Europe
and AZ ding her packing do not reCoDsct kissing her
on bidding het goodbye Q-Durng the time YOU vi
Sed 4gs Forrest aad Objected 70 SIR Forrest friends
had you aay objection 70 meet klr. Forrest A.Not
particularly would rather not see him Caughter)
bis manner 70 his wife rude that il dagrcs
able 70 be in his company when she was present.
Dir Van buJen-Rnr your object ia visiting her was
T. protect her from Ter lustaua's conduct A-No |
had geaera. dislike OF hr. Forrest had that dislike
! III hlgt -. VIyf
knowledge o. him. Q-Cd Ia, II January. 1850, give
you aR sd'ce q caution a. % interfering eitn Ills az
fairs Axe did Mrs Forrest had been in Che hnbit
of calling At orr house ana ut called nat interfering
With h's etsirr had not written line on The etter
at The time did learn frcm Nr. fosrel that they
were gons &c separate she never spcke 70 tho
subject tin after the separation: inclined to thias
had not Leafi Of /. until il occurred g. vile
didn't mQntos II 80 YOU
Al thiak not it was probably IN hay or June
after THE separation thar Mrs. Forrest stopped at
house. Odd she state to you the cause or the separa
on .-I have diatiuct recollection thst ahe did
which led to their separation arose q out Eeready?
Il acquitted that Information from her sister Aavo
~ rgcoleeon Ct aay Conversation on the SUBJECT With
yeIey between MIR. and Mrs. Forrest
Al wrote and pabAshed defence OF myacif uy
WIFE, sNd m5 brother, IA answer to illusions made
vGuia Legislature.
OIL ask have you taken airy active part IN this
afsis? ~ do not reoollsct my other part that have
taRen l Go not know what you mean ty 0otiEe
part
Q--Ia7e yen written against Me forrest A.
Nothing further thsa defending myself my wife, aad
ny brother, hare never written about aim except IN
Q bid yeu eonaue yourself IN that publication 70
defence Of yoilrrelf yoGE wife aud your brothor7
~ Jchor oblectea ihey shoud produce the
@,lele ara hct give we Wsaes.es recolec.ono OF y
the e Jt1'al; have you not written articles in tie
| - RAID Al nave pUbisosa card IN the HERALD
.c ~ xt!h "a reIs 70 me controversy between
NJ Forrest and myself but not in reference TO tbs
Y ~AI,e you taaeS aoYlce o. counsel,
y nave not ADVISED wtta counsi in this matter;
1sYe cohsssS.u Win counsel --ltaye you procured
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NAYS sths tpii 20 the counsel DON remember calling
@ lot TINS case; nave caied on my brother
asu ots.s .ae nave eeeh Witnesses out not IN refer
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