Baker, defending, Lea declared that he had been to the house before at Mrs, Jenkin's invitation.
How long have you been going there?" asked Mr. Baker, and Lea replied: about 12 months.
On this particular night, Lea added, he knew that Jenkin was not expected home. The front door was locked, and the curtains were drawn.
"Mr. Baker: Did you tell the police that you had been intimate with this woman?—Yes.
Do you blame Jenkin for setting about you in view of that?—I asked for trouble, I admit, but not with a hammer.
Mrs, Jenkin, whose head was bandaged, said she was putting her baby to bed when a knock came to the door.
When she asked who it was a voice replied: "A friend," and' she answered: Come in.
was Lea, who stated he had come to tell her something.
Shortly afterwards there was an-ether knock at the door, and her Lady Bowden disputed this, whereupon Mr. Gaine asked: N those claims are established, they—show that since March 1936 you purchased articles of clothing to ihe amount of
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