Winchester, Saturday, Mar...
'A . :F. J' N. "-. :OI)FREy ANt) tXOR.-Sl'ECIAL Jtl'l Y. f 1s ar- .1. fror brea;-h of' promise of miarriace. had for many r. ays> er::d tIhe N;Pectalions of those who are fond of fav-it behing tt- Clt: til t1;:3-" c-rcumsxanrcs of' a laoi'hable nature woulti be rlac :ti'i^-'ir - r .. S.l of the trial. I )n thiS account. and because m-i, 7- .i f -i bo-h ua-ties atterlded to hear the issue of the ( ::r. tv(w (,(:t Tr was brimftul of aulditors. The facts which iwere . :r:' toi the crnsidera:inn of the Jury were chieflv as follow: - -r:-e: alrt-i e i partcrshliti rwith. ric at least in the employ otf .s f :ii r a rr-pc-a'ble hairdresser at Hormsey. The defenuiantt. M- o (,r'-re. .t'- I, n o a zrcocer anil tallow-chand:er, in the 'm-t ta-- .- - witl ""rrtied to the !:-dv who is the cause of the pro. i .:II s-'r' i i len namne w as gMarv Arin Fryer, in the cq- ! 1,-~ *'->: 'ar. The Ilaintiff had, l'or ten lone years. T,G! t 1 t ad o ses to Must. Frvcr, and, as will appear, re- s er3 'I .,, r r,lte ateti proIises tha- he wasthehappynman. Tnf- r x:1 hd * ieatldd th!e statutr of liniitations. bu: did Inot rc-r: * t,e : -.2 At r:e tine the plaintiff commenced his _1 e; 2 t slint. cult h:s suiit of 1.nve-3iss Fryer rcsided ,:' . . rt. :, e a;nme of .ores. The old lady was averse ... ~!. : zf r3 Ip' 0m couple were therefeire compelledl to m- t ti-igs (II the cow-house, &c.). thr, 'uba a> t tel exertii:s of the servant Ibes Elhc:t. li - .i: :-1. '''l 4 -(,h3 ! o l'litis handr-nail of ( ilpid. anti itc n -r- a 'tril d -it -itid rctutuble-lttk ng young wornao. t e..r.sstr.'vei. v"tpi?otel''-ii.ies by .Miss Freer to mnarry tIlm pli ;- s-i 'nt. -.ed:..,'i tn ihe *'latlt Of her aunt. About Chritnas. I 822, *6lireL'nes;d,. ' ann-t her twill. vwlicli wasproved hv Mr. (;dtfrev q9s. "er *ece' *:r.'-rti li-> Fr-ra the owner ot so:e feiv thouusandnIs *-'-: Rnt':: 'v-. Tt.e lpaintiff deticately refraining hroot personial i - te. , Ce 'feath of ItKmr Mrs. Jones, sent his sister :s Vs-N 'it. in tMI tFryer with every exipres'ion of tnlinlrii -; '..id ;:.f -ci'. .-1:_l ye' cr repeated lher promises, neverto be ful- .;3 ' Gl:r. -,:rer tenr ars offidelity, what potent auscecou!tl ,-e-C the itinil * t -Mary- Attn t Mr. Godfrev had read the 1i .'i' v.-31. at zihe el!l in hlve w ith the faithless fegatee. vho, too r Ihcep;hTh at his isinultingr attentions, withlidrew !-er favoutr from d,e retotils M1 r. .'.-e' and placedI ler changed affections on her a 5 cxrtuJtr. TI hciourtfhipof her s,con (twe sholdl( say next n.-i uirerx Wit 01 .Cl Tt.,'re lirie:: nold much ionre eiTective, thiani that err d,wertetl h :rtjff. i tie 'asv of 1123' 1is-i Fryer became Mr_ ( idtrCy. S N.: aec'socu.ation's gone." Ilis teni years' siege l-ad PIt ben t--it t- it vs ain, antii his p:itient dleciarationt tl Iat ie voti Id cla wairt '"t it was ti, nty years longer." was now of no avail Escr' c'!on- tat 31 i.sa Frvv,r had mad., Cevln [ie soleottil vow- s^ ct- il b- a kiss onl :3.e :l blec after he ha.l be'ti treatin4 her with ru.r s1-rd are, are Lll xsiolnttrtl. tued plaintiff had noneronsolation, rave lis tle I-vba ,' hi, eiinrit minit aftfind, i Mr. Savags is . 35tj :v tsrsr if-t age, 1itt' earls 3. CeVry wreck and Mrs. Guild-rev i nr hcr 411. h *a-c. Srn.! u1 a tinst-tuti;on not qiute si) strong as hlr Niq-. N-i vincest-s v-ere c.dlrtf (to Itelalf ot' trie defenidannti bitt ,svere rerr.za'k on th, evidence were tiatle, in a veit of icute and I-Intual arautnetit, of abave an hoLur's dilratiout, by Mr. C. F. \l'il- l::u'.ti:rir Ralvocate. The Surv consulted a few minutes, and then c tntensated Mr, Suvave, fi' his twofnold lIss of Mrs. Godfrey and.! hertmn.cv. by *: verd:c tor ithe plaintiff-Damages 4001. lX I \( I' BzTj7p. SA1 1)\ T A . !