The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-31 00:00:00

Neither prisoner made any defence, and an application
for Spencer's trial to be heard at the Old Bailey having
been refused, both were fully to the semions.
WANDSWORTH.
RUTTIANLT ASSAU LT.
BTOOkAOII, 22, a labourer, was placed in the dock,
chard with committing an outrageous assault upon Mary
ATnSiy, a married woman residing in Late. street, Bal-
la= New-town.
It appeared from the evidence of the complainant, a very
cotasneel.looking young woman, and • letter-earner named
e Berwick, that about 9 o'clock on Boxing night she
was ding in the Clapham-road, not far from the Plough,
waiting for her husband, when the prisoner, who was an
entire stranger to her, came up, put his arms round her
waist and shoulders and kissed her several times. lie
then dragged her along, when she fell and the prisoner
upon her. She struggled and got away from. hint. He
caught hold of her a second time, when she again fell and
he with her. The postman happened to pass at this time
and he pulled the prisoner from her. Re expostulated
with him on the impropriety of his conduct, when he
struck him. Seeing • constable approaching he ran away.
and made his escape. He was not apprehended until some
days afterwards, when he stated that he was at another
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place at the time. ea.
The complainant said her aide was injured in the fall. et
She also said that she was so frightened at the prisoner's la
outrageous conduct that she was unable to raise an alarm.
The prisoner declared he was not the man.
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Both the complainant and the postman swore positively us
to the prisoner's identity.
The magistrate said it was a very serious matter that
respectable young women could not pass along the streets 846
after dark without being assaulted by ruffians who seemed It.
to think they could commit any kind of outrage with jai- ft.
punity. If they did not know better they must be taught. ge.
He committed the prisoner to the Wandsworth House of St.
Correction for six months with hod labour, under the at.
Aggravated Assaults Acts. EIL
et.
The prisoner was then removed to the calla.
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