The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-29 00:00:00

LBB ExpliEss, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1858

him throw my something whkh turned out to be a Mb-
prem.
Mr.or Doyle addreseed the jury, at some length, on behalf of
tho prism, ed to and endeavour show that in the hurry
W ozoilsamt that prevailed at the time of the transection
the and her sou ware not in a condition to
the portion who wars concerned in it. He mated
witnesses who gave the prisoner a good charaokr.
Mr. Judos Eris having summed up,
The jury, dim a shift dellbustlen, returned • verdict of
Gray.
The primate was to bur moo' penal servitude.
Ake Ames, Ift, on mein a mob frock,
was charged with sokimmow4 1a unlawfully Mimi
Lacy Parke Msi, d
as ammetied ght under 16 yams d
sea, from tho alisbkr *Mar, glass§ his suumat.
-Mr. Blelsk mil Mr. Thimpla saduall the prossention,
at behalf of the Amoolatim Oar the Peolseika of Women.
Mr. Copper wpm esopillir fh. allarleat.

Tire harm mast Ise lbe pesecedioa, as cosseting the
ere r irsjaey, pad e thud Yr eel= d rhs staters wi-
der eadsh iseereso
aqui& WM petered, sad dis folfollowingelder* was Ira _

iZreeTi -110Thell—esid—I live with my Esther and
mother at the Meth Arms, Notting-ha I was
isoner. He
lb years old
lost Iseeenty. I eft unmarried. I know the po
was in ley hthee's minks as porton, and left in
Fibre* lath In Jed Ire the plotter talked to me in a
heather seerrier he the that them He wished me to leave
my Iwm ad said If I road have him and marry him he
would Bros be own win and marry me. Thre hd been
nothing *mew between us at that time. I told him I did
sot with to is.. hers. About this time en lagesper
theurrol beam us. It fret tea ghee la
wow my lases hems. Neddag more of
orthred between the meths of July and
Seplesheir, bat the primmer hegmeady came to
a spzgeirhabor's beeps. On the 91k at delastoter the
asked me to go away with him, wad Yeald I void
act. He regaled. " Very wall," and goes me moss beer.
Shortly ellerweede I went out fora walk, and es I was
going hour the peletemer came up to No and ada roe to walk
acres the Slide meth hien. I netesed, sad be add that I
met go. I human way giddy, sal wine. I recovered I
head the prisoner as el g use same Wormwood lac abbe.
I had not drunk make ems* the boar the gather pm
ms. I salmi the ahem, ft be as act min le lea me
haw ego* ad be ml he me me, awl I must
at
go slag with I
wenthoughint
him. Re
AM sad the thou took me to Mrs. Res'
Moo ,5
, sad he
Mrs. Rose what dee t
to the hour
of me, and she made no
regb bed brogbia. prpparod
Widen's. Me the. bed sapper, and I satisoner upa until one
Meth* In the rawsia& GM Mrs. Rose thee sold ehe would
met let the Orme lib, me away ae she /mew what • cite-
mere be wee, end I slept in her house with two young
' women. On the following morning I saw ate primmer and
he lathed me to go out fora walk with his, sod I did so.
We went down by a piece of ester =Red the ftri5k.....,2!
witneee:here detailed some bele slid me mat for
Son.) I frowned with the game be We. Hese'. AZ; 'red
there all dazzesa,r,nidriLin the swig IGM the prisoner
and Mrs. sad • swans wt out to-
gather. We met Rogers mil ir• all bed SCOW
teawilli I then went bed dose's, am I
tilt and unwell, sad weed Ye the gordes, and the
grMowed see, mad tad amble the Arid; and he said
eearseaplei to set am be Wadi elab ma. I slept again
with the We ghh ea WO, at Mrs. Rosh. On the
the prams Wed me to go out with him,
kisairrhaer&re seemed to Mrs. Roes's to breakfast.
I. the abeam the phew tea me away with him to
IMatiowd. I eked Met If be we not going to take me
hem% tad be mid, " No." We hod some tel at the house of
• who be mid WOO 11111 sephow, them be took am
blethe Gilds. Hs gam ms ease beer balm we Marled, sad
whoa we got into the I wam Iked We remained out
all algid, and la the womb. *mar said he roust
ero emkget some emsely, sad he told me to wait for him sad
I sold I would not, ea be replied eke* if I did not No would
stab me. He got some beer from • publio-heuse, and I
dual It sad went to sleep, and the prisoner left me and 111.
turned about two o'olook the newt day, and he then told me
that If I would not tell anyone what had taken place, and
may that I
borne. had gone away of my own accord, he would take
I rather to do so, and he then said that if he
took me home end they took him to the police-station, I was
to be ours not to say anything apart him, and he said if I
did not promise him this he would stab me, and then he
would drown me. In conaequence of this threat I promised
not to say anything against him and he took me home. I
had had nothing to eat all that day.
Cross-examined—At one time I was locked up in my bed-
room in order to prevent me from running after the prisoner.
I wee looked up for three days. I did not my to a woman
employed about the house that it was very dull to be locked
up, ands soon as I got out I would be off with the primmer.
I swear that I never followed the prisoner in the brickleld
am be was at work. When I drank the beer in the morn-
ing we wont away together. I was thirsty. (A laugh.)
No the in the hour knew I wee ring away. I told them
dist I woe going ant fora walk. I did not tell the prisoner
to go • little thermos end I would follow him. I
soar 'aka him to tebe me away. He was aware
that I was locked up, beeause he saw me at the window.
Ire, ens in the hors knew that I was looked up. Ido
not how emestly hew I our tamp y became I trams
hemerble, rid when I eras to lloand the prisoner
led kid of my lend. I arld aoli get away from Mrs.
Rusts Uwe hoesses elts lethal me up. I did say at the
CrArkdad I watt away tram my bibles of my own
a and the rears wee that the primmer bid me to
my so. 17pen my saying this theprimmer woe est at liberty.
A maee ether this I ma • Mast story, and said that I bad
mot a.. away of ere
Mr. Robert Mamyrk the hems of the lest witness deposed,
that Ms daughter we. Mein years old lest January. In
Segilsesber is was living with him, and the family missed
her an the 9th of that IsOlitlL She left home without hie
esommt. She returned home on the following Sunday. The
prisoner had been In his service, and was • married um
sad be hod no ides that then vas any improper intimacy be-
tween him and his daughter.
Mrs. M. Nicholls, the wife of the last wither, gave
similar evidemes as to the ego of her daughter. On the Sun-
day she netuesed Ihere the prisoner mem to her house stoat
Mirck In tg and she Weed him If he had area
thet, sal be sold be bad msa. Mae puma Ma, end
to al bar the Irak ea be Om mid he would
trims if she promised not te de anything to her or 111-use
her. Wirer wee atraid be weal not ear beck, and abe
laud him to allow some am be ge with Mm, and he refired,
and in that if fibre weal DM presides am to ill-use her
denglar or sea my me be wait bin be would not allow
her to mein back, sad ahem should sever see her again.
Witmer the. add, "I premiss you all that, only bring me
back my Md." No west away, endsr es hack with her
daughter shout lel4 3or 4 ea* be the altemocia. In
July she lashed her ghter is her bed-roma in, three days,
in aogmsased be that she bad hen era tel to
the prisoner, slab alarm bed strictly prehilad. ?bi.
as the cab hadhaty she bad gym lowa to take glees
between them.

—tide wes tge saes for the preescetion.
Mr. Cooper meld that unless his lordship should be of
oplalon that there was evidence that the girl went away with
her own consent, and that this would afford the case in point
at law ha did net sse that he had any mitteriala for a
Lei.

Hr. Justice Erie said that it apposed to him that the or-
sent of the girl was totally immaterial In such a charge as
this. If she went oat fur a walk intending to returo, and
the prisoner met her, and Induced her to go away with him,
that would, in his optakm, constitute the *Owe. He added
that the law evidently contemplated that a girl of such a
tender age could not, mad, War, was not competent, to give
her consent in such • transaction, and that it was intended
to preempt parents from such proceedings.
The jury then returned • verdict of Otalfy.
Hie IrSthip, to paring sentence, said that unfortunately
for public jostko the acmes of which the priscser had been
convicted was only claimed as a soladenesesour, and he Geoid
only, therefore, past a sentence for that arum which, as it
appeared to him, was totally Marna' to the trims. He
had takes advantage of his position to the mind of
Wig onforunate girl, and had entirely destr d her, and be
could not help regarding his crime ma of the moot atrocious
kind. He could, however, only par the sestance Azad
by the law, which was, that he be imprisoned and kept to
hard Isbell; for two yam.

NEW COURT.
(Before Mr. Jostler Myles.)

Wiltions Mews &ono Orewpfek leery Williams,
Charles Saints, aid Ma ROOM, was Witted for swelieg
• me and 12 beaks of ea, frees • mewl In do Landes
Dodo.
Mr. Coops/promoted; sad Mr. Xelodle Eshoded.
The boo whisk lore boo &MIX nMer the bled X
Thaws Pence waft the Lee for days tompild the ems
• comidsrabie Has.
The Ivry motto! the whole of the prlsoters upon this
Indlotmot, and also one for abaft is bottle, al vim

THIRD COURT.
(Before as Cosmos eatriat.)

lama List, 38, labourer, wed !Maw 1111, La-
bourer, were foliated fee kiweleeef awl esteneg
the church of St. John, Streellerd. owl alMrft arida a
copper way the property at ;abet Lew
itr. Robison pteesseed • sad Kr. T. Adams sod aa/ store.
Austin delseged &Ml* Lid Orb Kr.
gelley.
Mr. Maros, in eteeleig the am Is Aglow, der Wady
alluding to the patellar and pedwilal ebeemeelewnee onswend
with It, nil M ebodi mot it eso Mg& Mei Se hew. bet
leen the whams le m
oot
es, eel pehelpel Imo was
W hoarm, w led plewled ; *Me ater (the jurt
yhe
)
we Mee le meld; wee erbsear the eisimeet whka be
wadi mice whet enewiegllne wee se eillelwatly cony-
bones* by the Giber obsteete es as amble iime Is cam to
orntahrles that be was OW el die in be Mal Musa
with.

_.Tau it whose selbi ewe he iielbeethelaltht ices
II ay, who slimed hat yea W .11e1 of Ilepteetber la watt
with he elterawanies end bails of the - dm& at
Bt. lobe, Strethel, eei thereimeteel • vault berth the
church Titbit was pekes/ gat et bit ma the era el Mr.
Taylor. Up eemielles he 11,./ that sese et the Web,
had been removed sad Saab
h3'
Awe atemili he
man to get la. The gm bell ben awls whatetrathed.
Upon this witness got- In, sad Mad the will of Mr. Joba
Taylor had been stripped of the etienlin man. It bed beat
done with viulene., as is Ai et • crowbar were
visible upon the wood, and the id of the luau, shell
had been also forced. sad raised sheet thrse-quarteve of an
inch, sad was resting upon the screws. Upon the seine