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TRIAL OF ALICE LO E. and two ctui cases, which were worth 201. each. 'He presents.
As it was understood that the trial of this young had given none of, these things to the prisoner, nor Re-examined by Mr. CLARKSON-I should not be rible nature, and it was for them to judge of its pro- E after it.
woman, whose case has attracted so much of public ' permission to pawn or dispose of any of them. They satisfied with such an answer, unless from a person I bability. But there was another supposition, which --sas-____
attention, would positively take place this morning, were kept in a wardrobe, in which he kept his own knew. I have known prisoner four or five years. I was this, that although he may not have actually LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM.
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the Old 6:nirt, Old Bailey, was crowded at an early clothes. That was in the room in which he slept. first knew she was living with a nobleman in the given her the things, he may have so dealt with STATIONS, with their Distances from London.
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hour, and amongst the earliest arrivals were several The wardrobe was always open whilst he was in the early part of June. I have frequently known her in them and with the prisoner as to induce her to believe
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parties of ladies, of whom some (vaho were accom- room, and he always locked when he went out. The similar circumstances. I did not know she was living that the things had really been given to her, and that
I.EIGirroN 41, Bletchleylisaenad Fenn itSitNr°atf3•;rd,4A6,-,eswuorly,v4v3it, Keynsham 1133, BRISTOL 1183, Nailsea 1263. Clevedon Road
panied by. their mothers) were of an age when prisoner had access to it while she was in the room. in that way from her own account, but only .from they were her own. In support of this supposition it had TON 51, Ronde 60, BLJSWORTH Y 621 Weedon 691 Crick 11,303, Ban well 1333, WasToN Sneak .11EKE 1361, High-
in3desty might be supposed to repress curiosity, by He made her several presents whilst she was with supposition and hearsay. been elicited from his Lordship's cross-examination, and Welton 753, RUGBY (Midland &unties Junction) 83, ridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 1513, TAUNTON 1624,
the nature of the disclosures to be expected. him, and supplied her with clothes. She did not leave Mr. Justice ERSKINE-Then you can carry that that he had suffered the prisoner to wear the minia- Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at
The prisoner, who was very much altered since her the house with his knowledge the whole time. no further. lure without rebuke or remonstrance. That she was BIRMINGHAM 1123. Daily, except Sundays. PadfdrZon. rtnicrtnn. De:Peir
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appearance in Marylebone police-office, and now Cross-examined by Mr. ADOLPHUS-I am a mar- William Round examined by Mr. Bonxm-I am in the habit of keeping her hair-brushes in the same Departura Arriral A:rival Goods Train-to-Taunton .... '43OM 10 0 M 855 E
looked not less than twenty-five years of age, was tied man. I was married in 1835; thatis,l haveheen an assistant to :Mr. Rockford, a. pawnbroker in drawer with some of his Lordship's thing's, and cer- DOWN TRAINS. from at at To Taunton .. 6 0 8.35 12 35
London. Rugby. B rmingliam Ditto .
placed at the bar at ten o'clock. She was described married sevea years, and have been separated from Brewer-street, Golden-square. The miniature pro- tainly some of the things were of such a nature that
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in the calendar as follows :-" Alice Lowe, aged 19, Lady Frankfort four years. She lives in Chapel- duced was pledged on the 26th of July by prisoner, a woman might naturally suppose they were intended Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60 M 930M.11 15 M MAIL, to Taunton • . ........ 10 15 IOE 4 JOE
opinster, charged with stealing two gold boxes, one street, Grosvenor-square. The house in which I lived in the name of Mrs. Linsdale, 18, Craven-street, for her. The Learned . Judge then went through Third Class, ditto
watch-hook and pendant, two miniatures, &c., the at this time was not quite furnished when the prisoner Strand. I lent 3/, los, on it. it is in a gold ease. the evidence at length, obServing on the fact of the Mixed, ditto
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property of Lord Frankfort, in his dwelling-house." was there, but it now is. Three rooms were I never saw her before. prisoner's leaving-the house, that that did not argue a aliaaa, to 1,, 130
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Mr. CLARKSON (with whom was Mr. Bodkin) at that time furnished-the bed-room, dies- Inspector Ames, A division-I searched for pri- felonious intent, because she, knew that if she men- 451 air., First Class
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stated the case for the prosecution. The indictment sing-room, and drawing-room. My family soner on 29th September last. I went to 46, Gerard- tioned the fact of her being about to leave she would Mixed, to Birmingham
'2 43 430 To Bristol
was preferred against the young woman at the bar consists of two servants-a house-maid and a boy. street, Soho, found 12 pawnbrokers' duplicates there have been prevented. If, therefore, in leaving she Ditto ditto
under circumstances which rendered his duty pecu- The boy is what is called a tiger, if you like, and the I gave up six to the prisoner's sister as not having took only those things which she really and honestly Ditto,D to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 To Swindon . 730 10 30
liirly difficult, as they had brought forth upon housemaid is cook and housekeeper as well-if you any reference to this charge. The others are July 30, thought were herown, that could not be considered steal- ..
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Lord Frankfort remarks which he was sure the J urz please you may call her maid of all work. I have for two snuff-boxes pledged at Vaughan's, No. 39, in in a dwelling-house, as charged in the indictment. *Mate, Mixed B3O 11 58 130 M 215M10 45
would be convinced his Lordship did not deserve. t Parted with them both since this affair occurred Strand, for 51. Os. 4d., in the name of Miss Chester, It was for the prosecutor to satisfy them of the guilt *Main, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M SUNDAY DOANN TR a INS.
wa;tild be the privilege of his friend (Mr. Adolphus), -about three weeks after Alice went away. I have Leicester-place ; July 26, same place, miniature of the prisoner by the evidence, and if that evidence - Short Train to Slough n-street; July 9, at did not satisfy them-if they had any fair and rea- Departure Depar- Arrival To Reading
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elsewhere, and to present to them Lord Frankfort as the girl Mitchell who was with the prisoner the first time the same place, a gold and china scent-box, and a gold- sonable doubt on the subject, they would give the Birmingham Rugby, London. Short Thin to Slough ..... 930 10 20
a person who deserved but little, consideration. But she came tome. lunderstoodyou had broughther. The mounted tooth-pick, 3/. 10s• (The witness proceeded prisoner the benefit of that doubt, and return their ' - ---- Man, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E
if the Jury were satisfied that the Noble Lord when prisoner never left the house during the time, nearly to read the remaining duplicates, which were those verdict accordingly. *Mixed, from Wolverton..
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he was called before them was speaking the truth two months, she was with me. Two friends used to given to the prisoner by the two preceding witnesses, While the Jury were deliberating on their verdict, To Swindon
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(:lard he almost thought he should apologize for the visit her, who were, she said, her sister and niece. and spoken to by them.) The duplicates were in the the prisoner appeared to be suffering from the most Ditto, from Aylesbury
usrgestion), then they were bound patiently and ells- .:\ 0 man came to see her, except the hair-dresser, lid of a work-box. I went to the house on the 30th intense mental anguish, and wept bitterly. The ex.. *Mau, First Class
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pssionately to discharge their duty, without any re- Mitchell, who came at her request to dress her hair. and did not find the prisoner there. I inquired for her. citement in the Court also was extreme. After deli- Mixed, from Birmingham 10 9 11 17 315 UP TRAINS Time Leave I Arrival
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Terence whatever to the imprudence of the prosecutor, I last saw the things which are contained in the in- She had been taken in the mean time. berating a short time, the Jury returned a verdict of Ditto ditto
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except in the matter which brought them together ventory in the drawer of the wardrobe. The things Cross-examined by Mr. ADonpfrus-I had been Not Guilty.
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Es day. He (Mr. Clarkson) should not condescend Purchased for this young woman were not kept in the informed by Mr. Lewis of what had occurred some- The verdict was received with loud applause, which Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 10 0 From Swindon
to address them on the character of the person who same drawer. There were a few of her things there, time before. I was employed on the 29th, and she was instantly checked by the officers of the Court. First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 Frees 0 3
Bristol
~tool at the bar, but for what had been said of her in such as hair• brushes and bottles. She had access to was in custody on the 30th. I made inquiries as to The prisoner,: who was held up to the bar to hear Mixed, ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15
'2onnexion with the prcsecutor, and which rendered that drawer only when I was in the room. where she was, and traced her to the house in question. the verdict, dropped, fainting back into a chair, the in- .
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•s; necessary that the Jury should not be allowed to Mr. ADonPilus---sWhat, and did you lock up her Lord Frankfort recalled-Identified the articles slant it was announced, and remained some
_time *Mixed, from Rugby I 1 5 5 0 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 345 E
The Sunday Trains are marked ' . Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 M 540 2 12 0
kink that Lord Frankfort had added to his impru- hair-brushes and bottles in the drawer? produced as his property. . in a state of insen "IsTt ,stii y . On the verdict being an- In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves Prom Taunton .., 915 12 55 350 E
deuce the abomination of having seduced an innocent Witness-I always locked the drawer when I left Cross-examined by Mr. ADOLPHUs-I think I re- nounced to the crowd assembled outside the Sessions- Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, ) Ditto ll 15 240 530
- 1 from the paths of virtue. He knew that those air the room. I had some friends to call on inn whilst collect Miss Mitchell coming twice while the prisoner house they gave three most vociferous cheers, which and arriving in London at 730 E. ' Front Taunton l2 30 E 420 7 5
Who made those representations made them in error- she was in the house. I cannot say who they were. was there. Prisoner once offered her a small etui case. were distinctly heard in Court. . Short Tr. from Maidenhead
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Mr. ADOLPHUS-I see the scope of thin. It is the I remember two, Mr. Borodaile and Mr. Malley. Ido not see it here. Prisoner had been with me three Mr. BODKIN said there were several indictments BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. From Taunton
intention of any Learned Friend to enter into some They were both attorneys. They did not come on days. I forbad her to give it away. She took it up against the prisoner, but as they were all supported by DOWN. 1 UP. Man, from Taunton
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,tat irnent to repel something that has been said in the my business, but on that of other persons. from the table. I said "I do not allow any person the same evidence as the one on which the prisoner - _
ncvvspapers. But we are not met here to discuss what They never saw the prisoner. Her own to give that away." I was in the army. I left it in had been just acquitted, he should not offer any evi- TRAINS, if/cornmirßttlrrf Aral
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is said in newspapers, or in anything else, about the friends came three or four 'or five times a- 1827. I was, in the 10th Hussars. I left the army deuce on them.mingharn. Derby. Derby. mingham. •8 4551
prosecutor or the prisoner, or about her previous life. week to visit her. When Mitchell brought her the on coming of age. The prisoner who was supported to the bar was ----1-- -- :------- -- From Swindon
Mr. Justice ERSKINE-If you suppose, Mr. Clark- first night, her name was not mentioned, nor was This was the case for the prosecution. I then given in charge to the Jury on the other indict- iA1air.....112 30M 215 AI '4'3lixed .. 8205110 20 M
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ion, that anything which has appeared elsewhere is there a word said about her. Mr. ADOLPHUS then proceeded to address the Jury ments, and no evidence being tendered in support of '''' e
i Ist & •2d 10 JO 12 15 E Ditto 130 E 3 "0 rrom . aunton .. l2 30 420 E 7 00 ikely to make an improper impression here, there The COURT-Tell all that passed. for the defence. The Learned Gentleman said that them, she was instantly acquitted. She was then Class 1 25E 315 Ist &2(1..... 430 6 20- Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 • B3O
,gill be an opportunity to prevent that. .But I did Miss Mitchell brought me tickets for her benefit, during the course of a long professional experience, assisted out of the dock. Trains 4 0 554 "'Mau ... 11 0 12 4551 " Ditto from Reading.- 9 0
eit understand you to make any reflections upon the and I took some to circulate. She did not remain ten he had never met with a case more painful than the This case appears to have created the most intense Mixed 615 815 I
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:riboner's previous conduct. (A very unseemly noise minutes at the most. I have not been in the habit of present. He stood there as the advocate of a young excitement in the public mind. The gallery was even The Trains marked 4 run on Sundays, in addition to which The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
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