RELINQUISHING A BRIEF. MR. JELLICOE'S COMPLAINT.
TRIAL OF DINIZULU. By lUiproph.— Pre*s .Association.— Copyright LONDON, 9th February. Mr. E. G. .Jellicoc (formerly of Wellington, New Zeitlundj, who Was defending Diniaulu, charged with treason, is relinquishing his brief and returning to England. Mr. JellicOb complains of the dilatoriness of tho legal procedure^ and ac^ cuses the Ministry of interfering with justice. He declares thatJie will do his utmost to persuade Lord Elgin (Colonial Secretary) to disullow the Natal Indemnity Act sanctioning the proceedings under martial law. .
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 34, 10 February 1908, Page 7
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