, 1875-08-16

I'll Knt out nj TIM otlicr door + raid, "lf vnu
le. mo 90 tt,nll ta !" | had seen tho other
n,ore. and Travelled on in that WAY Hon,e din
tance; Hl,nlte 10 two gentlemen III the
next compartment, md askea i" llow long ia
II bofote tho t's,n ssorHi" tho wind "nr 70
strong that could not heAr what thoy said. hut
fancy ono NJ lilon HHsti. ~ don't know !" tho
train stopped closo to E:hor sntioH; my hat lind
blown a'ny NJ Haon aa t'Eot ont wlon tho train
stopped ,'crsosls can,n to my a'.Iaancs; he
don't know what trathta you'll rot me iuto ; say
!nu were frightened; III give you my nane nr
nnrthlnk;"1 RAttf nothing; WAS ItGariy exhausted;
/ was lefpeal down from tho carriage. aud tile
dsfsnI%t "n e9t :i ~ s.o ~ i "a. storrei
nsn will mt feavo ina aIouo;' ho enid nothing;
ltc Haa pna into another com f,arttncnt; they sht
"1ie Ia remnyc,f, rot in again; y said. y cant
20 alone" and sl's Rev. Alr. Brown got IN md
tra. elci to Waterloo B.a.lor, aud tito defendant
uAs brought tllerr. -hnd nav" my nsmo and nd-
dzcra; !"o|d had t'rev,onely gwen 1t to the
gasr'i' i,o tatd. AZ 1o Travelled a!a''G. ~ know
yomf o.oa,cT @ r., yers vel inaeea sys me- a ad-
',rens or e.. a"a =, naso m1so 70 mn nm ss ion nay
address; Mr.: i,rown raw t,le to tho huuso
nf my hrothor, Dr. Dickinson. in ChrBter-
Held htrcei, and l told him what had
occurred; next nav I went to 0ui'dfnd and
obtained wA1rkut; bolna OF Tie Railway ot}icaru
weEu with me.
MIR. ffke. a Manchester merchant, md Dr.
Burnett, who wcIc travelling iii the ne1t cotn-
pRstncnt OF the srain testified to l,oa1,ng tho
HcreAn,s and sccius aiiah Dickinson clluging to
tho outside OF the carriagc.
Tho lloy. Baldwin Brown. Of nrixton In de-
rendcnt chapel, waa examined, and suore to
heating Screams aud seeing = lady outside tho
carriage; a1no As to tho occurrences hftos the
train stepped.
H,n,o ott,oc witnesses woro called, wtoho owl
ience wna Ut minor importance. No witnesses
wero chilled ior tho tlefGnse.
THE cocasEL ADDRESS THE JURY.
Mr.. Sergeant lorry thor, addressed the Jury on
tho part Of tho prosecution. lilo Ba,d It waa
clear that tho lady had not exaggerated what
had occurred. hnh as to the Charge Of aaaauls
and INDECENT Rkn7nlt tho defendant lad no do
tense to rlate, xlpl ho assumed that OH tllcHo
ct,arEcA In mtes bn convicted. TIis learned
counsel tlor rrrcortcd to nrguo In an as,Io
aeeech III favor 1T n conviction on tho gravtr
charge Of attempt to raTIsIl.
a1r. lIaW sius replied for the lofenHo, and
caIed attention 10 lilo gallant nervlNcn rendered
make any detonso on tho minor charges, but
t,onncd himself to Exposing tho wcnit points n
Tho evldeIsce g!yon In support OF the charge Uf
attempt to rape.
THE ,uDoE's c11AnuH 70 THE Juny.
The lcalned Judge. III Atlls css!ng tho Jury,
queatlonn ho should put to tletn. aud eYen
though t1,oir atHwuzs might Ieal to- u result
different from that whscu thoY desitod, tney
mnst not on that account shrink from giving
tuem freely according to tile eYitlt nee. It Ia for
me- tcl! you, hc said, wbnt tho questions aro
which you are to atlnNor, and It Ia for you to
awe. them neutrality-suspicious. tue effect is to
acauit or convict. That paEt 0f tho matter
fosth with You. Tho defendant Il charged
-tifat, with mn nssaut. aud T. without
any ill-feellng in his mind, he laid his hand
upon ner wilhont her co,lncut it IL at assault
But ho ID charged noXt undor = statue WITH an
inlecent aAsauls, and, rs to tllat hayo no right
to tell Jon whnt particular act according 10 law
VIII or ~sh not amount to NIL indecent Rahalllt.
1ho only dcultion | can give you iB TINT. II =
tnAn Asssu!ts woman 1n nucl my that ordl.
nary ziSht-naintlcd Msn would say tt waa nde-
cent, thon It IL All indecent assault. / cannot
cant beyond saying TINT 1t il nLnt all riuLt-
mndod man, men Ct sound lnd wEo!o'onlo frol-
jn8H, Wu1,id sav Was Indecent. The lady HayH no
kissed hor OF, the mouth. I Say to you, ~ | said
to the urand Jury, that II y 1nan kiBaeh woman
against hor will for tho purpose OF gratifying
aly carnaE feeling in Lls own n1ni, or TO excite
4 c2rnal feeling OH ilcls, 1t III for you to nay
whether 1t Is not au indecent assault. 10 that,
II you arc satisfied El'at tho defendant
kissed the l&iy with such feelings. oyen
put lis hand under her dress, then thero
would DO nt indecent assault. But thon comus
tie ollcr and erASes accusation, Which, lot lns
tail YOU. IL oua Of tho highest Importance. Tic
u1lEuNHEt 10 ElAlh hE1 HuAC4 II b%Hk4<t WIN Ad"
sau!t with intent tu commit letory,-tllat Is, i,
tlEa instance, raIIo. how, ~ to lhat II ID not
correct 10 ray that the question is whcthor no
lad dctet tnIued to Sup II he found her reent-
ance 60 beyond = cer.an point but tlls tineB-
tioa III whether no intended to viu!atn her, and
he caullul be convicted Of that olfcuae unlrks
you A.o sstisfcd that he Ind it in Its mind to
have carnal connection with hor, not withstand
ing any rcBlstnEco Bslc might mako. II ynu Rr0
eatislod Of that, then It III your duty TO convlcI
l. knt fnft ft, Nrtr f.F
only tolt what In Ills nj, Ind by Ills acts or
worda, He never said ho hau tlht iil:cntion !;
on tho contrary, ho has alxass t!oned It and,
therefore, It must bo snferred, If at all. from
what ho did. 1he young lady entered an omrty
carriage and Travelled for hono tue aluno. and
tLen tho defendant euteredt. YOU Eayo seen them
both; YOU nave sesn the Young lMtly, aud you SEQ
hun. Tie young lady is III hor 22d year he, it
is said, III about 90. cor.aIplY very much older
than slo. He begun a conversation with her,
which hhe could hardly repulpe,o BAo couyorael !
With him 1t III for you to say whether thors waa
anything IN her conversation which tho must ill.,
nocent girl MiEht not hAse eaid to any ona who
seolucu respectable, and whose tencauor TOW ard
her waB respectful. 6he carried IN ttIat cotIver-
sation with him until tl,uy got 10 Woking, the
creator part ct an Aour, and there WAS uollinE
until they left WoAing tn complain Of. What:
ever thcEa III i1 thu caso to ntfoc: tho dafaudant
that p!aco and Esnur. IIo put up Tho window,
aud it Ia suggested TINT it was to prevent llez
screaming. irom being lcard and that he
anticipate etlstance ; but it nsght also occur
to him that mLatoyer happsred o,lghl
not to DO open to observation.
You must asa yourselves whether ho Lac
inxde up hta mind to use irreslst,Llo force ol
wliethoF 10 was hosltaslng; aud it you thini
| that, however wicked 10 was he WA heaitstnB
aud could not make up hls mind to use the Iaui
extremity OF vtofsuce. tAon hu A ,,ot Rllty upor
this clht 70. You nllst take yourselves thore you
must picture to yourselves tic sco,lc M it oo
cured. aud remember that, ~ she herself said
| she va" po"erlu>s. The question 10 not ~haslo
10 Intended to conpass Ills object partly b.
| force, partly bY Persuasion. and partly by e1Ct
lux her PASSIONS, but whether lla iutondotl Il
uHe all tho f0rca Of which l,e waA 1nAster and t,
uss brutal VIOLENCE to effect his object. fol
| will not lose sight Of thH-thst ehe Was Able /,
Ret up and gu to tbs window. uPs1l 1t aud put i,e
| head ont. bhe could not say exactly how it was
| sne did II in TINT tnomc1it OF supreme terror
Shs WAS then In a new danger, lAugor to he
l,ts but ahp was abba to do it and did II. It /
true tlat the young Indy, says thss Just befor
Bhs had al impression how his other ma