A PATRICIAN BARMAN.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7179, 3 June 1885, Page 4

A PATRICIAN BARMAN.

Ashburfcon Magistrate's Court pMy; .before Mr Baddeley, R.M., IMl^ard Honey wood, who claims to be ||he!second son. of an English baronet, IJwipyeharged with the larceny of £3 mifikii two.. gold rings, the property of iehariotte Colstone,' hia affianced bride. tfi&tr3Brahs6n appeared for the prosecuKlia^. The prisoner, who indignantly pflp.udiated the charges brought against ffirn^?)^wiw i~,' undefended. Some interest||mg?and amusing disclosures -were exgpfj^to'be made, and the Court was Itopwde^. !'. Tho countenances of the mtixiq^Bi However, wore a look of disapMr Branson informed !Sf|6eiicli.that he had advised his fair stay all criminal proceedings jt§f Bring an action in the Civil Court IflKe: jr^covery of the value of certain r^perty and other alleged damages. The olffitimances of the curious brightened the learned counsel |M?fd*j:permißsion to read certain |OT&a_ierits to show that the case l^^ifotia. frivolous one. Mr Branson |||pifproceeded to Btate that Honey wood l^^tße- prosecutrix had been employed |_^___iSon*er_et Hotel, the one as barHBlpKd'the other as barmaid. Honeystrong affection for R^^ohngv lady, represented himself as son ot a Lord," and at the |^|Moi§inanh6od he would receive mwlffife7B.iß' affection together with a Rli^otiver-h'are in the £10,000 was lilfpM i ;- : ;a n - a d *y fixed for the |^^riagels celebration, tbe bridegroom meantime being entrusted B^__Bilnd .'two*' gold rinjgs by his l^^^ji.^Honey wood slept at the same ; dy love the night previoua marriage,, and in the the, preparation of the \Wgmsßs.. dtalpretext for absenting himand •' subsequently HBfPli^g a' party to the ratification S^lM^pg^ooinpabt ; but had not the;iings or money _^_^_MW^n;tSicee_)ing. The only reason _^^_^^^|^|the criminal charges was could < be i produced :.. to |^^|^|^^|bnt the testimony^ of the

fair prosecuirix herself, and Mr Branson thought the Bench might find it hard to convict on that evidence alone. Mr I Branson then proceeded (with evident ! relish to himself, and to the delectation of all in Court) to read a number of effusions known as love letters, each of which waa a profession of the strongest attachment and undying love for lhe young lady in question. The orthography und general style of composition, however, do not strongly support Honeywcod'a claim to patrician lineage. In one of the letters he asks his " deareast little darling" to be his wife, confides to her that he ia the second bog of a lord, and loves her better than his own mother ; and that he ia entitled to £10,000 in October next. Ho signs himself " Teddy," and is most profuse in his professions of " undying lore." On being told that he was discharged Honey wood asked to be allowed to make a statement with a view of combating some of the remarks made by Mr Branson. The request was not granted, and the accused j left the dock. i

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