was received on the 13th of November, and was og: follows: Dear Mary, I went round to see you this morning early. I suppose it was Miss Britain I saw who said you would not see mo. I am very sorry Know your mind best," Ihave a fair idea of on would not.. However, I suppose you
what you will be asked: and what you will reply'in Court to-day, and I want to tell you that it depends entirely upon you to-Gay as to the result in everything. You yourself must see that, and I hope you Will remember and bear this in mind for the sake of Marjory, and Ben if BE. M. H. oe With the reading of these for———{probibly '"'none"] else. Yours letters and a final sentence to the jury Mr. Wilkinson closed, his speech and' the Court adjourned to 2.30.
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