The New York herald., 1868-06-22

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| fore been brought into a criminal court win be
shown hereafter In 1850 Mrs. Borradaile called upon
meics was able to make her sbesutiful forever"
and thai after she had done she would be able
TO arrange for her an advantageous matrimonial al.
nance beg here TO remark that my statements are
iounded ON my brief, the contents OF which depend
| upon as correct. The representation made ny
Madame Rachel, no PERSONS name being then men zen
TONED, was that to make my client beautlrui ior-
| ever a large sum would be wanted, and Tor intro
she would have TO Day heavily 1t was represented
to my client that before being presented TO her noble
lover she must use certain cosmetics and take cer-
| tain baths MY client believed these representa-
tions. She advanced 81 900, for winch ! have the
TeGeP ee1 IoSk eSt WHICH, e NAV sae yoy
| client was told was 30 constructed that persons
had her while her bait eah had
fallen in love with her, and was anxious to be in
troduced The lady, my. client, weakly agreed to
have an interview, and she was introduced by
| Madame Rachel to a gentleman, whO she said, was
Lord Ranelagh. but who for private reasons did not
wish to be known as Lord Ranelagh, but as Captain
| william Edwards. Several letters passed between the
| parties which letters will form part OF my case
They will be found filled with extravagant express
sions Of love, and mostly signed William. While the
correspondence was going Madame Rachel told the
lady tnat II. 400 was needed oy Lord Ranelagh for
she became his wife, would be repaid. Some pro-
pertv was sold out by solicitor named Haynes and
various sums were advanced, sometimes fI0, some
times fl6 in the belief that she was carrying on a
matrimonial engagement with the real and not the
fictitious Lord Ranelagh. Subsequently Madame Ra-
chel told the lady, She about to become Lady
Raneagh, q certain amount or diamonds would be
anS to ase @ a
diamonds, however were returned, with forfeit OF
sl5O for not taking them, Madame Rachel telling the
lady that they would not be wanted, as she
Then % there ere were as weadias dIessss, purchases purchases
was the credulity Of the poor dupe-for
will call her so-hat in short time certain parties
stripping her Of every shilling she had. the Total
amount not being less than $4,000, fl.000 OF which
VIII form the ground Of the charge OF conspiracy.
shall content myself with proving to-day, from the
lady's own mouth, that from time to time she sup
piled money to Madame Rachel, believing 1t was for
Lord Ranelagh, to whom she supposed she was to be
married. shall now proceed 10 read certain letters
as great deal will depend on the statements in
before against Madame Rachel. The lady had been
deluded by Madame Rachel and put or from time
to time by the assertion that Lord Ranelagh was q
man of honor and that she needn't be afraid Of not
getting back her money. This went on until, dis
covering she @ had been the Is dupe Of conspiracy and
or OF becoming Lady Ranelagh, she adopted these
Mr.. Williams was proceeding to read the letters
when
MI; =. Lewis objected. on the ground that the
hand writing had not been proved and that the coun
sci ought first to state whether he meant to make
them evidence
statements In the letters and to make them evidence
There could be no doubt the letters disclosed as
foul conspiracy as ever was brought into court Of
Mr.. E. Lewis objected to the reading Of the letters
as Informal.
Mrs. Borradaile here said the letters with one ex.
cepton, had been handed to her by Madame Rachel.
Mr.. Knox considered that evidence was sufficient.
Mr.. NJ Williams then read, amidst the laughter OF
the crowded court in which Lord Ranelagh Joined,
the following letters:-
MY OWN DEARLY BELOVED MARY--Thc little perfume boz
with them in her hand When she was schoogirl was
% ' again =: @ Se
had y last had
Lei old Granny The % time q we S have 81 @ s to
sic Of wenust keep her il seod temper
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her Daring Owe Mary, my swee, one all will viii, be well in
all when ass hear from r. hearts s Bear fond
% old rf a
e pet, and you have not answered one You are in
ses your i'Aa devoted 'Ss %EIM ZIl. m
MAs9 TUCKER BoaRADAILT.
MY Own DEAR MARY Granny tells me that you were to
side George night give you
warning- you listen to your family viii Leave England
your honor and my !, s1 O'Clock, and
sssH s:ssa Al manner s QUESTION: YOU
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tween your family and you your life
1s not r. ssss:
YOU % ever i 60 there again shall II
IL you w rs be dsy all eGwEe
with fond and undyins love- ysSSr ySSr devoted WILLIAM
prAE , with omooE
Ny dearest Beloved-wrne me line.
Mrs BoRRADAILE care Of Madame Rachel
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best. Ny darling pei, love, many thanks, know WIN
ali ny love 70 you cannot express my love to you can
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sSsf S sOa nrSnD Jons Boss.pAr George street,
Hanover square
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Gseed i me Yca have desire reside 4 Chef
think proper and satisfied. thank you, love, for
with Haynes
& 70 Ts s any qSs & se see M e Sea
love DO not let me have 70 ehds YOU only say What you
voted love your asecionaie and loving WILLIAM.
MARY TfeRrR BoRR1DAiTT i, care Of Madame Rachel:
Ny DARLING wARY-wha, made you suppose hat would |
go Belgium without you? II cfhel you think So
iha. YOU would have Complied wlsS nv i.hes hare e
the @ Srrc with a SacS Ss she tod me last night that she
you have not been. You said you would after
as you know what pevsnted me from doing ou must
ss nhe psy % s on be her M o. Y % IN s
be shot like dog than leave England without you. am
!
Your devoted and loving friend forever. WILLIAM.
Mrs BoRRADAILE, No. George street, Hanover square
NY own BELOVED mASY2po a. no. upsrad me. Any
sacrifice you have made account, Twin give you
dunned 10 death NJ the thought OF "he
bills" and all es under nutshell. will show my love
for In such that shall not regret all have
done me, and Will repay with love and devotion See
that fellow Oxford and tell him will him In
day two and will. not angry with
dear love. win be with you sooner than you think
Your slightest wish shall be obeyed, but understand
why prefer Mr.. II. Pui leave all 10 you. Do
nS s e sy oS % had Tsss sssn my
fondesi lose, ylr- devoted and loving WILLIAM.
MARY TUokEa hoRRADAILR.
81
BIRDcAGE WALK.
MY Ows DsAs LovE-My sweet darling Mary, called at
Raches today aud she locke black thunder What s
IT, sweet love- dear one What you said last
night though, Ia Joke II the bill that has annoyed
your What 10 DO tell again and again that
hnrn bean he