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in,imated them to her minrefs, at the
fame time exprefing her inteation Of
relinquilhing her fervice. Mrs. Tor
riano, however, perfuaded the plaintiff
to remain with her, and to ref fatisied
with d'fcountenancing the addrefTes Of
her hufband- Mils Edwards continued
in her fchool for nearly half year
afterwards; but at length, urged BY
the frequent importunities of the de
fendant, ihe conlented TO an elopement
with him.


The principal infrumen, of perfuaGon
ufed By the defendant was letter. IN
which he promifed to fet,le zol a year
on her, or in default of payment, 60 pay
her the fun of TOOL. She lived With
him as his miarefs, in furnilhed apart.
ments, at Brqmpton, above a year,
within which period fhe had child =
The defendants love began TO cool, his
Wits to her became lefs frequent, and.
in ihort, he entirely abandoned her -
She applied to him for the pittance he
had expressly undertaken to provide,
but he paid no attention TO her
application ihe therefore Brought the
preient action to recover the penalty to
which he had obliged himfelf, by his
letter, on failure of his promlie. HI.


The defendant iufered judgment by
default, and made no attempt to relilf
the demand. The letter containing
the prornife was proved to be the de-
fendant's hand writ;pg, and the Jury
returned verdid with lool. damages.


Madam" faid Gentleman to a
Lady of fathion at Brighton, on feeling
The portrait of youth who died for
love Of her, fufpended from her neck,
" am concerned 10 fee my old friend
bang ia Chains at the place Of bis esecu
fion."-Lo"d pap.


In map epgraver's catalogue is the
following article" A new map of
France, fame fze as that of Europe. e.-iJid.