The Express. — 1851-08-02 (London, England)

RELATIONS. Istructed. and not calculated to resist the weight of the 'did would raise if being violently ill-treated. It was quite This lady was, under an inctuisitinn taken last spring, arches and stables, that consequently it was not the defen- !clear that there was a violent struggle going on at that found to be, sad to have been se-nee ISM, of unsound mind. ; dent's fault if any injury had been done to the wall. , time and place, for all the witnesses thought the screams She was formerly in very hueable circumstances, being first I Lord Cranworth said he did not think there vies proceeded from the wood, or from fend Orchard, which a servant and afterwards wife to a gentleman f consider- I sufficient evidence before him to decide the question be-' was in the same direction. It was an unfrequented neighable property, which he left to her on his death. She our-' tween the parties, but if they would bind theraselees to bourhood, and they had been unable to find out that • I tied a second husb and, who is also dead. Iler fortune, con- abide by his opinion, he would state what he C,sought , struggle was going on anywhere else. The shrieks did not sating of Three 'er Cents. (81,0001.) and real and leasehold should be done. This he offered in the character of an 'last but a few seconds—not half a minute. Two unbroken PruPertrt fresit.ied together an income exceeding 4,0001. a arbitrator, for the mere purpose of saving the rArties the eggs were found in his pocket, which might have been put Year. Sbe has. no children, hut has three next-td-kin —Ann expanse of future litigation, and in order *At the time ' there to suggest the idea of the boy's having committed Garrett, ber sister ; Sarah Parkin, her niece; and William which had been occupied by the court in hearing the ; suicide ;._ but from the position of his hands he might hare I Parkin, her nephew and Iseir•at-law. To the two females arguments might not be entirely thrown away. I removed the pressure of the rope by merely putting them she was iT, the habit of making small yearly allowances for The parties having agreed to be bound by the decision ~ forward. The medical evidence stated that there could be theircu'eport before she became lunatic. She never made of the court, his lordship went through the evidence no doubt, but that the boy died from strangulation, and any all °Waite to the nephew, who is at present a mission- and said that the only order he could make would be that . that a person strangling himself would only be able to any fr a propagating Christianity in Madras, with a salary of both sides should let by-gones be by nes, and stay all fur- I make a gurgling noise, and not such a shriek lOW a year, and which lour children. ther proceedings in the suit. The defendant had, in the .as described. It was proved by footmarks that the prh%dm petition, first prayed confirmation ef the first instance, committed a trespass, but if the plaintiff ' soner was the only person in the orchard on that day. On itesetcr'oi report, approving of committees of the estate and could not show that the premises had been built for 20 , being questioned as to the fact, he at first said he had not ',arson of the ,lunatic, also prayed that a sum of 14)1. he years, he hail no care. That fact was not, in his mind, i been there for a fortnight, and then remembered that he paid annually out of the lunette's estate to each of the said sufficiently proved, but to prevent further litigation he I had been there on the Wednesday, but rain had fallen since female,, and that 200'. a year be paid to the nephew and thought the fairest way was to stay the proceedings' then, and the footmarks must have been made within 21 heir-at-law. Tlw sum applied for maintenanceoif the lunatic altogether. hours of the time of the murder. Some of the prisoner's herself is 1,500/. a year, so that 2,5001. a year remains for footsteps were also seen where the horse and cart were faaaccumulation fur these same mirth". WESTMINSTER COUN IN COUItT.—TESTERDAY, tend, and also some inside the orchard gate. Blood had The petition was sumeneed by Mr. J. Parker, Mr. Stuart, Movie P. Baru; Est., Jesse. exuded from the boy's nose, and there was blood on the and Mr. Shepter, on behalf of the different eemits into- IlitalTitWAlTE r. WTLu, M.P.—VENTILATING TUE prisoner's coat. l'risoner accounted for thin by saying that rested, all approving of the above-mentioned allowances. "Genet." he had been killing sheep lately, but it was proved that , The Lord Chancellor said he had no lieeitatiom in order- This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Mr. Augustus he wore a smock frock when he killed the sheep. The ing the increased allowances to the two females, whose Braithwaite, engineer, against the defendant, Mr. Wyld, rope was hanging upon the cart in the morning, and claims were recognised by the lunatic herself when she was M.l'., projector and pmprietor of the Great Globe, Eeices- could therefore only be got at by some inmate of the of sound mind. But, although the residue of the annual ter-square, to recover the sum of 321. 15s. ed., for work and establishment. Every member of the house could be ac-' income of the lunatic was amplbenough, his lordship dielfnot labour done and professional services. counted for that morning except the prisoner, and he could know that he was authorised to in dee the allowance proposed Plaintiff stated that in May last he had an interview with be accounted for before and titer the eventful period, but for the nephew. It did nut appear that the lady ever re- Mr. Wyld, for the purpose of introducing an invention, of not during it. On the evening of the murder the prisoner cognised any claim on her from him. He would take time which he was patentee, to ventilate the buildings in had some conversation with a boy named Vincent. He mid to consider the matter, and would give his opinion next Leicester- square. Having explaificel his plan Mr. Wyld the coroner would ask him (the boy) if he heel had any Tuesday. lie observed that in a 123.0 that was referred to approved of it, and a contract was mentioned which was not conversation with him (prisoner), and he was to say he had Lord Eldon, he said the court regarded applications of that carried out, it being arranged that he should charge for his had none. Vincent now said he would take his solemn oath sort with jealousy. work and materials. Al the work progressed Mr. Wyld that Bunker did not go out with the rope in his hand. IN Tut 31artme or EI.WEA, A LuNATte.—