The Express. — 1856-06-21 (London, England)

CROWDIL.  William Kay, 26, Wald marker, wail indicted for baying aided and abet,ed a ierbale, whose name is unaribern, to kill and murder hermit  ----Mr. W. Payee psi Nutted, and Mr. W. Coop- d' tended. It apprartd lona the evidence for the pneethtion that upon the mon:ties of the 27th of May the prisoner wu seen at about hal'im-t 3 upon Londonthridge, in the corpany of • young woman searing • welt. straw bonnet, with a white ribbon on it. After walking tome distance from the flouthwark std., the prisoner was duo to assist her from the seat io one of the meatus on to the parapet of the bridge, and from thence to the ledge on the outside. Ile held her list d for some Mitapee, as she walked along there, and wail heard to say to her, "Go on, and I will follow you." Ile then let go her band, and she walked along about four yard., and then, accord ng is some of the arduous, she tell into the water, and one 'tided that the primmer gave her a push. The woman screamed loudly fir help when she rue to the no face of the water, and boats were put of but Idled to rescue her, and the body was not found tooß eietit nine o'clock, when • barpman picked it up near Bistkfriarsthridge. The primate was et once secured n thou who saw the transaction. When the Aelsoner saw what bad taken piece be mid, "My God, I did mat think she would do it. I did all I could to =bat." The prisoner, though not drunk, had been drinking. Pea Weds • Mmilar metros. at at the polictectaloa. it did aeleagete dot ibe prisoner knew the desk sat cl, ant at the OM Mai I 1.1111 the tidy no one come forward to identify it. sr hill aeli/et, be so able epee* aoatended that there we no thidethellethethrthat the deemed intended suicide, and that her an& Wale bete hem the melt of an accident attendant upon a Walt net epee hat pert ; and even bad she meditated suicide, eland proud the. guleseer was aware of it, and it was most pro" liable the pert be ankle the matter was done in joke. The Jury dersitlrt bba. Mr. Justice Crowder told the prisoner that although the jury had acquitted him of any in cation to aid the unfortunate creature in w.kiag away with herself, If such was hi r intent, arid in that opinion be mama. still the conduct be bed been guilty of woo disgraceful in theeatienik  lAliciis sdissr was then discharged. George Pel.ett, 39, and Joseph Parrett?. 23, 'two eonMAIM eg the 0 flivioioo, were indicted for • burelary in the dwellinghem II I Prebuut, and stealing a quantity of cigars, • bottle of the a 100 of rum, and two bottles ot gin, is. Gd. in roam, and Ihm.oribielb.  hir. RAN proreeuted, and Mr. F. R. Lewis defended. The greaMmtor in this case keeps the angel and Crown, Tabernacleeqeere, itsabary, and the prisoners were conmables upon that heat. Upset the normals of the i 4th of May, as the terjeant of the district erasß mound the beat, be saw that some one was in the t room. tae's bough and upon going in found the two prisoners at the bar of the been very drunk, sad upon being questiuned they became very violent, and It was not without considerable ditliculty that they wets taken te the station-house. Up n the prosecutor's premises being Tweeted It was (rand that the prisoners Warr regaling themselves at proteeatoee bar, bad packed up all that was available, and some of be property wee fou•.d op. n thi m. lir. Lewis, in noes-fillolllllltloo, elicited that after the house had hew (doled lot the melt, the barman had gone out, and that the de or might not bare ►een quite fast but have openal, if prisoners in the execatiois of their toy bad tried it. The learned couneel cacti irded 1 rcibly against the charge of box. glary, not denying •bat a lawmen, ban been otoomitted. They were found Ckilly of stealing and thcy were senteaced to 1$ swaths' imprisonment and hard labour.