Jun, 27, J. J. O'Leary, the dockyard shipwright at Portsmouth, and Cyril MeGousch, a civil servant in London, were committed for trial at Bow Street this morning, MeGough being. allowed bail in two sureties of £1,000 each, O'Leary being refused bai Mrs. Katherine King of London, giving evidence, stated that she was the wife of a' tram driver. She received a letter from Portsmouth on January 16 containing an enclosure, addressed "I.C,"" which she gave to a man who called. She knew ly, and only presum= ed he was Irish because he spoke With an Trish recent, She did not know whether the letter was for him, but a woman friend of her's arranged that he should take it, Mr. O'Connor, defending, int mated that the prisoners pleaded [not guilty and reserved their defence.
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