A representative of the Bank of Communications formally proved the issue of notes by his bank and the fact that the notes in this case were forgeries. He had seen other forkeries of the Bank's notes.
Mr. Newman—And this forgery! isa very poor one?
Witness—That I cannot say. You! must ask the person who forged it, Thix concluded the case for the prosecution, The Magistrate intimated that, fon his present view of the case, the. probability was that he would frame 'a charge against accused of having. {in his possession, and also of uttering. He would, however, ko over the depo:
ix decision remanded, on the same bai PLEAnINeS were ordered by Mr. G. W. Kink at H. M. Supreme Cou or Monday in an action brought by:
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