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^— ETCHER S AMOURS. DAZZLED NURSE WITH HIS I ELEGANCE. [ a^ker^dlf^T Brown, the Sutton | fction jn wi1?T,ant in tlie breach of promise I Miss \r 1 damages were awarded f ti?1"86, on parf a Smethwick I t day eonf1 ■ay afteraoon), had earlier in I ^tice rv.] .y*-0 the witness-box before Mr I °!? arid **° Sive his version of his f is Courtship. i k3,11, Mt^ almost boyish-looKing tannpH .shaven, fresh-complexioned n 6 said liJ" the country air. a butoVic ,Was only earning 30s. a week f^tled tn 6lau°bterer, and all he was m300 nnrWv? a reversion to one-third of ir^8 niotVi S fat^er'6 will on the death fie hehi er" Vpn^ brewery shares, and denied that ft^e of j his dogs. ^l&hter^ "°^s had the luxury of a tub. H^4 ai ♦ tux? Beptio wky he refused to release fa t$Untidf> n-e from her engagement at w^ted witness said he was '"too in- tt el Mr s; th° lad^" g^Oiing Simon, K.C., M.P., rose to cross- 9<°?e> RPn+ ^as noticed that Miss Beetle- in if In front of her counsel, 4 Sim0 OWn- was (iuictly weeping. ii?Cr^e vr«n: you hear your counsel T^eynia J1 f8 a country bumpkin and a to 18 that t-f aug"hterer ?—Yes. [.i 'he ia(j J way you described yourself j^Shterpr oJ did not say a journeyman j I ^Oe. knew I was in the butcher- t iK5^etyi °jX lady about a great deal in I nl^aid you not?—I took her wherever ihS yoie wanted to so. "ling a Willing or' Unwilling victim?— c0Ut. I-V THE SMAET SET. t suggested that Mr. Brown endea- lptt t^lc heavy." Ho read the fol- er from him to the lady on May 1trt d ^0l1 knovf TSt ^ay'ust a few lines to let I am back here again safely, and I inan lnto harness once more. tim„ §ed to finish early, so have plenty ^hed 10 write to you without being r 1I: IndeedJoYed my time with you very much € especially our quiet little 4111 suPP'ers together in town. I C°I&&ai1ya am rather fond of aristocratic really enjoy being in good i-i *8 JTI« i_ one intends to do such things I dio ^>e^er do them thoroughly, "it'not tell you how much I like being w!8' £ at? must do all we can to meet "en gv (the lady plaintiff was nursing n 11164 defendant) in town some day k° ^onht ^er a sood lunch or dinner, as °ri,j of would enjoy moving in the »J^st Bn. ash ion for a brief period. Have 7h«SD ,the King? laughter.) • thd you see the King?—Tes. Tjjj £ »id the NCr HADN'T MENTIONED IT. ■^e jpft'^ing see you? —I did not inquire. He ( we°t on:- £ ot<* Kin?) came by our shop in a !° hart as was carrying out a sheep, 1 Ppt a goo<* look at him. Needless to H you ^r,ned the compliment, but I can <o trT °°'sed very different to what I 'othes, Wn" Y°u then saw me in new j^UnJ1 respectable clothes witnout nCailBla?^barrassed. I am glad to think a"11 login SO many Parts in the world with- ,s composure. It amuses me b-'18'' Con i about it now. I guess I "K^- w-u'6' as am 801112 to shave over- Jevor t> dearest love from your own, romi-. • Did this aimase you?—I suppose '8' lo Sijjj: Perhaps it does not amuse you *0° Q°w. '• <v!l Dow. Put yourself forward as a bhJ don't1?>^11?' asked counsel. v?Mtin know about beimg a country Siin^rop ed the defendant. '• w, Sf(>w^11 read another letter in which W n, sa^d 1:16 was going to buy a gj vest Ty"hlue suit with a bright red y0n to wear with it. I shall enjoy 4<^ied a Mrs. P. a trot round town," tti ^phemebal UTERATUBE. eross-exaauiua^io11 defendant SSl^ tllat he might hawe read some of I letters twice before ho tore them St^otimes kept one of her l^ra BeeUestoM ha^i notihing of, tbey were not one euacth^- 'kcid Pd^Bsed defendant admitted, that he i to break off the eng-a^eanaTit aiter I ^^«sjj0w at Eedhill, where he drove I Q^>eir's ^ntx;^1€r s ii a coaipeti- r a fortnight after f rt? UteS"8 plaintiff telling 4 good ri^ in wages. f *ith aJid tell her that if i *2 6 nothius more to do A ff^nf ot' like to know how I Tte* w J^f1 ?la.d y0 Pendant wrote 1 You ^5)I taking up your music <4, I am T.a+i; find it very useful, and tQfi,r fOIWj 0l{ music for a '^H8elBl £ 1V°RljI> OP FASHION. tyfl5*0' if trn n were you going to hear this • L W Qot thnf decided to give her UT>? to re^er to the fact that you sti1! Jj^So. ^t up house t-ogether?—I sup- lfc wa« rather cruel to write V J'oi, 0„ls y°u were here and I would \>ir^wng"? er on 1 not answ-er, but in reply to beV!011 said #that when he wrote it i 5tter to part than live a life of | «, e meant that he had seen so much k (l* couples not being able to hit f JC^e]etrhei- f 8 g,1 read what he described as defen- lt last shot." It was a postscript to | before the final one. and ran:— I and I will have a week on the ,f 116 of these fine days. Ta-ta. Pressed as to what he had done •Wj^d gas comPany's shares, witness said jf^top s°*d them to pay his counsel and ^"exaaiination, defendant said that wrote of the world of fashion i rs he referred to walks at Hamp- IX lunch at Gatti's. j then addressed the jury. ry found for the plaintiff, damages

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