... was no person saw the money on me that L day. I had only £29 i Lmy possession at the time. tj I did not mention Dunwooey'a name after I came 0c I out of the police barrack. ti To a JUROR-When Gill and I fell in the dust- w heap, he had a rug over one of ...

... you sign your name, are you in the habit of writing it? (Laughter.) Witness-Yes. The arbitrators said we were signing our names after the marriage, and joked, c saying to Hooks he might now go court and marry, I for ho was free. (Laughter.) [Proves the consent ...

... confi- dence that it had not. '(Hear, hear.) He could not now inflict such an insalt upon Mr. Justice Day asto withdraw his name after what had been said that night. He did not believe that Mr. Jus- tice Day would have accented an appointment on this Commission ...

... k illiemS CT LDoge7 did nct go with me. Did .cn kinow the f-ur bodygr atd you bed? I POm one cf them here, I asked his name after that righ', but I could not get it. Did you go voluntarily, or were you held on? I was held en the car. Wbat time was this ...

... 26. The Lord Ciunr BARON entered court this morning at ten o'clock. The special ?? in this case having answered to their names, after a short delay, Mr. WnITESlIDE, Q. C., rose, on the part of the plaintiffs, to addressthe court andjury on the evidence ...

... up a party nod brought the wounded policeman away. Ile was in the corner shop of Percy Street. Witness did not know the name. After a reinforcement of police and military had arrived there was no more rioting. Shortly after twelve o'clock witness received ...