An extraordinary charge wu re cently preferred at Worthing against two young ladies named respectively Edith Spiller, 16, and Rose Brame, 17 — viz,, of conspiring together to fslonU omly kill and murder Edith Spiller, the firsNnamed defendant. Three yonng ladies, named reipeo. tively Mies Goble, Mlbb Taylor and Miifa Hopper, gave the following evl deooe : They were on the box-seat of a brake whioh went to Chanotonbury and baok, a distance of about 14 miles. The two defendants were sitting imme diately behind them, and there were several other people on the vehiole. The defendants conversed together in a roioe sufficiently loud for the witnesses to hear the greater part of what was said. Mias Spiller remarked, <Thero will be a row to-night/ and then added, ' It is years ago linoe I first met Jaok/ She appeatei to be in great trouble, and alt the way to Chanctonbury wag talking about it to Mies Brame. Oa the return journey the witness heard the defendants mention prusiio aoid, laudanum, and ohloroform, Miss Brawe swore she would get it for Mies Spiller, and added that if they got it all at one chemist's; it would look bus* pioious. She also said, 'It will kill in 15 seconds/ Miss Spiller said she did not want to take anything that would burn her ; she would rather hare something that would send her to sleep, It was understood that two letters should be left behind, one of them for Mica Spiller'a mother, and one for somebody else, to say why sho did it, The defendants then began talking about after life. Mies Brame said to Miss Spiller, ' You are not bad enough for Hell, and not good enough for Heaven ; you will go to purgatory.' The impression whioh the witnesses formed from the conversation was that they would go to two different ohamists to get the neoessary poison, and that the deed was to be done that night. The three witnesses therefore do oided to follow the defendants when they left the brake ; and they did so. They saw them go into a obemist'i shop. The three ladies afterwards went into the shop, and on hearing that the two defendants had bought laudanum, they told the ohemi&t what they had heard on the breac. 