Mackionon called at witnens's offi the next morning snd he called his (Stomrd ¥, North Metropolitan Tram-pleaded correctly in the first and a half and throughout that time he had been sick, ecasonaly with fever
attention to this letter being there and.
That the Wie Coosal was therefore Q. B. D,, p. 557), and
said that it seemed to him to be had no relatives in Shaogba Hie was avery weak man. The deceased right and that this appeal ought to be Dr. W. B, Billiogharst stated that private letter and had ce business to be dismissed, with costs. ho had made s post-mortem examine. there, and that he thought it did not do
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