In summing-up, the Judge warned the jury against "that stupid fallacy common among coroners" of bringing. {in a verdict of suicide while temporarily insane, 'There was nothing to support such a statement, 'After 43 minutes' deliberation, the jury found the accused guilty.
Ulnar Din said he had nothing to say.
assing sentence, the Judge said he had reason to believe Ulnar Din had repented of his crime, and he would therefore add, after sentencing him to be hanged, the words which were always added in England, "and may the Lord have merey on your soul!"
The Jury, consisting of Messrs. H.C, Bailey, W.'H. Pritchard, F. A. Sampson, R. Barrie, W. C. Yates, G. W. Cockburn, G. J. Knox, J. BIN. Venters, GoW. Quelch, " G. Imeson, EH. MeBain, and A.D. Box, were excused all further duties for a period of ten years.
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