The Dean Poisoning Case.
THE PETITION DISMISSED. I FEB PKESS AS'SOCIATIOK.I Wellington, Juty 27. j The motion for leave to appeal in the case of Regina v. Minnie Dean was argued in the Appeal Court to-day. ' All five Judges were present. Dr Findlay, in opening the case, stated | that he was unable to support the first j portion of the notice of motion. He j would not contend, however, that the evidence as to other infants and the finding of a skeleton at the Larches had been improperly admitted. The Court decided to hear the Crown in reply on Monday morning. This Day. The Appeal Court unanimously dismissed the application in the Dean case for leave to appeal. When the Appeal Court resumed, the Bench said it was unnecessary to call on Ml- McDonald to reply as the Judges were unanimous there was no case to answer. They would give the reasons in writing on Wednesday.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 25, 29 July 1895, Page 2
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