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RAPE.
Jetta hale, aged 11, • See yam luau was dietiged de
Ihe sorb et Lay Parses., with baring, ou tk leth eif
set KiNSDNER, committed a ram ea her b,dy. The Premaiitrisb
wise did sot appear to posse's soy peilosal attrateflese, and
who was revitalise towards forty, had us Camel{ She slated
herself is be • married woman, bet had beta deserted by bee
hesitated her upwards of seine rem, sad she via sew le the
apathy ef housekeeper to • day.labmsrlog usae, • widower.
That De the Illth of Jose, about Gee teekeek I. the after-
saw9 se eressiag a Sell from Southern to Illiedisee, she
observed the Primmer sitting ow • style. fie got up, sad lot
her got Ora. Sbe had proceeded but • few rola, vibes she
Weal round sod saw the Prisoner following her. He said
it was • Sae day, sad also ashamed, be 'Weld like to kiss
her. She answered, " No, I bed rather sol." He thee ha-
wawa, threw her does. She begged sod preyed a him
eat le rule her. He said, be would eet hurt her; sad, after
same entreaties cm her past, he let her get op. Rut shortly
afterwards, he agate threw her dowse is • hedge among
some brambles. She begged sad prayed of him met to rule
her, as she woe • poor woo's. She alas mode all the re-
sismoceibeauid, but is spite of her embosses sad tries,
tile Prima, seansitted the crime 'maims her will. Site had
searreltllema reused by the Prisoner, whim elle met • Mr.
Hilmarkend she imasatly eenalimmiemied Sella the injury
she had received, wheelhe Privateer raw away.,
Mr. ANSON. Wee CUOMO for the Primmer, sod maw
euswaleed the Prearistrix.—She did sot know Master Hsi.
Eau before she Ina refuel. Her master had two beds.
She dijl wet sleep with him. A child, • toy of else years
old, bit see, slept with her master. She was allowed • sill-
hag a week from the parish, and she eased a little is
addition to it by weeding. Site hail sat wished at the
Ptismer. She did rot 'consent, but resisted his till her
strength fear]. She sever slept with her master.
The 11111—." Yes him no right to mama that gamiest
such gumshoes shall out •be pot to a wining; I will out
stiffer • witans to disgrace henelf. If person pot up into
that box are to be knifed ad terrified as to the whole hie-
.", a their five*, who would become a f knees N.-there
would be au mad to justice."
Mr. AN DILRIFS... I will put the gentians is another way.
The Primmer's lite bat alike; and with deference a your
Lordthip. I shall be *We to make her eoutradiet lwrself."
Mr. A. then roatiouesl his enteurzausinatioe. The Prose.
rink: did knew • Mr. Trigger, at Tarriag. She had sever
said he was • nice was.
The JIJDOS-.-" Asa if she had, what has that to do with
the present ease!"
Mr. Au oarive--" I humbly hope that I have a right to
pot such comessiases as may mad to spew that the Prowestrix
is rot notified to belief ?"
The Jotiam—" Yes, as many as you like, cosseeted with
the preset trusactina, but none else. Suppose she did
sleep wide Mr. Trigger; that has nothing to do with the
Prima, si the bar; she bas Nu right to be ilLtreated oe
that ace ant."
Mr. ANDREWS...J. My lord, it is the Ant time I was ever
checked is this manner. As the gitreter trial, the questions
were pet mach stronger. I bast. ea other mode."

The Jill:tog-4 You are pro/I-Ming very wildly. 1 sgai•
observe, I will not suffer any questions to be pat to the wit.
was, bet *kat relate its the truism-tin.. iii question "
The Preseenteix, In answer to further questions, put by
Mr. A. observed, that she did nut go to meet tiny body in
Blind-lame. It was leer road home. She did not cosiest.
She was overpowered ; sod her streugtb and spirits were
gene.
Mr. Hillman deposed, that he was smarted to the place
by she screams of • woman in mid on his airiest at
the sped, be taw Lucy Parsoas leaning out a rail, quite ex-
hausted. She told him of the injury she had received, wben
the Primmer ram away until Se lust sight of
,/right swore, that she beard the screams of the
Prosereetrix at She distaste of a quarter of a mile. She
came op nearly at die some time with Mr. Hammen. The
• PresseeMein tees Me ding at the mouth, and black in the
face. He. Wanes, spa &leer, and guest were in a torn state.
She was also quite exhausted and cryng. She saw the
Ps isoaer ran away; she shortly afterwards told some labour-
tog men of the circumstance, who pursued him.
W. Smith swore that be pointed the P. isomer, and found
hint lying un his back coorealed in a beandleld; when he
mutiused witne.s to pars Lim: He (Smith) said," 0 John !
I hope it Is not you who have dun, this crime; for if you
were my brother I would take you up." The Prisoner ob-
served," It was me, mid I furred the woman against bee
consetst."
The Counsel fur the Prisoner and the Judge observed,
that these expressions were nut in the depositions before the
Magistrate.
Smith answered that the friends of the Prisoner bad per-
suaded him to go no further than he was forced; but he
thought that in this Court he was homed to tell the whole
truth. He was Never before a Magistrate except In the
Aim ease.
Mr. Amoorws—" Mention, Sir, what friends of the
Prisoner, and their name. ?"
Smith—" My Owe uncle., Sir.
Fur the Poismer, Mary Simmonds was called to prove
that the Proseeutris d d meet Trigger at Tarring; and also
that @ltched said, if it had not been far Hillman she would
not have prosecuted the Prisoner ; and that if be was hanged,
she would sieve. he happy again.
The Jurtos—" This has nothing tit do with the ease.
do mot like these attempts to raise prejudices against wit-
**sees. It was very likely the Preset utrix might say that she
should be unhappy if ibe Prisoner was hanged: but it chewed
humanity out bee part, and tended more to raise than depre-
ciate be. chawieter."
Samuel Barrer swore to the same effect as Mary Sim-
tnusdsHere closed.
Baron WOOD made a most able and impartial charge to
the Jury, and otwerved, that It was the opisiou of • very
Learned Judge, Ova the charge of a rape sou easily made,
but must ditctilt to be repelled. The evidence squired
upon such oces.ions was, that resistance had been made;
that the female bad called fur assistance; and that she had
made a discovery of the injury abe sustained to the first pr-
oms abe met. He, bowel:. r, must ioforns the Jury, that he
did mot trite the mode of hunting and terrifying witnesses
whom put into the box, awl the whole history of their
rake/ up, as attet•off against their evidence; fur who amongst
na at our time or other has not committed one foible? But
he was confident the Jury would donnas every thing like
prejudice from their naiads, and conscientiously du justice to
all parties.
The Jury were in consultation about a quarter of an hour,
wheat they returned •*ei diet of—Guilly
The wife of Hale, who is au interesting, pretty looking
yowl; woman, and had only lain in len days, was in the
Hall ; nod upon hearing sentence of death passed upon her
Weekend, she fell down is. a fit, and was carried out of Court
by five men. So violently was this poor woman convulsed
with grief, that it was with great difficulty she was restored
to her senses . and upon tier recover mg, she was immediately
'Axed wish another 'Miceli It, and continued in this dread-
ful and wading state for several hours. Hie mother ass
also prescut, sod was affected in a similar way. This, lOgt-
thrr with the tears and lantentalswis of his sister, produced
a scene to the surrounding spectators of the most heart.
'coding description.
Frederick Truster, only eight years or age, and one of
she gang at Hsieh...v., was charged uu the oath of
Stephen -Heather, a grocer at the same place, with stealing
out of him shop a till, contaiaing two half crowns, three
sixpence., and one shilling and unirpmice in copper. He
was found guilty; and the Judge to pawing sentence tut
bias observed he was a had boy, and that it was slut the
first time be bad committed a trim,. However, it was 'of-
orrery he should be taken ewe uf, and she best thing would
be to transport him for Wren years, nut actually beyond the
sea, but to keep hiss from surety for that term.
Sentence of Deaf* was passed on Waxier, fur horsce.steal-
lag ; Sa iii, for stealing 191. in his lodging; 'Fawcett for
hues. hie:eking ; Known, fur stealing pods in • duelling-
; house ; and Hale, f o • rape. The Learned judge hoped
that s me eireunertaarces might arise to spare Oft posishment
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