... of Mr. Henry Campbell, Mr. Parnell's 'secretary. He had no means of judging who wrote the letter a fac-simile of which was published. When the facsimile appeared in the Times Mr. the expert, asked him to jfet further specimens of Campbell's writing. Witness ...

... secret how the Times got the letters it had published. Mr. Chamberlain told him that Mr, Parnell accused him of procuring facsimile letters and of dining with Mr. Buckle. Witness had beard Piggott ar.d Calkan mentioned us the men who had given the letters ...

... 'Times' this morning publishes another installment of its Tamellism and Crime' articles. Opposite its leader it prints a fac-simile of the tenth page of the Irish World of New York of Feb. )6, 1884, and also the greater portion of Palriok Ford's address ...

... burned the English mission etadecided not to press the inspection of tions and killed niar.y of the converts the alleged facsimile letters of Mr. Par- to Christianity. The mission boat nell. Elean ,, r, in which some of the persons Capt. Plunkett, op ...

... of an enormous cupboard with glass doors behind the comfortable arm-chair of the Paris a let of public safety; repellant fac-similes of individuals of both sexes. a yard or so of whipcord, a small and murderous-looking steel hammer, little wooden trays ...

... pfiblica del lager, por qne si acaso antignedades me i se eneuentran turns . algun miembro de este euerpo que tan just= facsimiles de la escritura Maya que haste abort' alabanzas merece en otras lugares yen identi- no se ha alcanzado a descifrar, no obstante ...