More than one on leaving the gaol and noticing the scores assembled to see them and the cameras that clicked as they came struck attitudes that were intended to show them as possessed of considerable bravado, and one 33 particular, on noting' that a specta~ for had difficulty with his camera, tugged at his companion and was anxious to wait until the machine was righted.
The transporting of the condemned was in the. charge Police Sergeant P, S. Gavan, and 30 well was the work handled that many of the cars assembled follow the cavalcade were quickly lost after leaving the" Provisional Court, No' route was made public beforehand, as the police intended to prepared for any eventuaitics and had no desire to have their vlane interrupted.
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