Dr. James H, Blakelock, assistant pathologist, S.BI.C., said that he had seen the knife in question and had ven it to Dr. Robert C. Robertson, chief pathologist, S.3.C., who had performed a chemical analysis of the substance found on the blade and he found it to be dried bleed, Dr. Ting Koo, house surgeon of St, Luke's Hospital said that the deceased had been admitted to that institution on October 21 suffering from a stab wound and had died on October Mr. Brown stated that this agreement doubtless was drawn" up through inadvertence on the part of the London solicitors who were not aware of this order, which Judge King accepted.
Tsoh Vai-shing, coolie employed at the factory said that he had found the deceased quarrelling with the accused and he had seen the two struggling. Suddenly the coolie had fallen to the floor and sereanted but witness did not see the knife,
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