All ho uyli I In- net ion of ,-i \ou Vork i• in < mii<-rl:iin.iifo :ii. <l l ■ ■ 11 «.• i- (In.ini'.' " ho h:ii| iierpntted hitii on ;i elm roe ol shool iuo seems of viiriiiiirc will) (he I',mo|i>|| iin I ions oi \vh:il is ] i ro| h- r. Ihe I- fix'll 111<• 11 iiml tnio were I ri-i|m nll.\ loiisii-il in Kiio|;iiii| m former linns. Sir Thom.is Smith n-cnnls ilml m his ila.v it uns mi os In hi i.shcil custom for ill.- |in rty uho .ohl:ihied tin- verdict lo llivc I in- jury n dinnor, which was .-ill the I'rwii rd jurors ili.-o had lor their j-ihor. A letter with refereliee to Irealiiijj; lln jury, addressed in KSSS to \\ ilium Sn nerol l. Archbishop of Canterhnry. is preserved in the Bodleian l.ihriii'iiy. In this his (ir;iee was advised flul the usmil dinner he dispensed with il Ihe jury found in Ins liivor. “lest Wiitelifnl enemies should inlerprel i| aojiinst ns.“ mid :i sum of nhonl- 200 oninens distributed anionost Ihe jurors instend.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3134, 11 September 1922, Page 8
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