London vid Bombay, 15th June, Arthur Lynch—the elected member for Galway City—was brought before the Magistrate at Bow Street. Sir Edward Carson, KO, the Solicitor-General, sketched the participation of Lynch in the Boer war. The Hon. Charles Russell, defending the prisoner, said that he would not deny anything that he had done, he had come to England to face the consequences and would make all admissions. 7 pommandecred telegraphist testified to Lynch firm, upon the English troops at Blands: laagte. The prisoner was remanded until the 23rd June.—Reuter,
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