CLOSING OF THE TICHBORNE

Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1690, 3 January 1874, Page 3

CLOSING OF THE TICHBORNE

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.. London, Dec. 11, 'l&fSr'-J The Chief Justice in resuming }/ 3 j charge tip the jury this morning, obser^ d V that it "was much to be regretted that.ij r NHbWKX; YoiJNO was not produced/ in >der to Bee if he could identify thy - . . o^defendant_jQbl»j.ned from hivf , the\ barbeen so often referred tr 1 whidL Hawkins — The proseciw 0 ' MrVmmunicatedwithMrjr 0 "' m J Lord, cMiepossessed so lar J^^UNa and find that\t he was unable^ and varied a stock, 1 thd elapsed; to A fter s0 l ™jß . a period hate. ' swear, to their identificatilUy— lf Mr Vi; ' " , , Dr. KeneUfcthes, he w^no cduld not identify the cto^rsna-ojouW, perhaps, be able to reme'°^q^f )eße chent; Tbe Chief Justice^wb .might not, at tLat iim^have been cfsuch goodly proportions 1 •".'■ ' .' ; ' Mr M'Mahori^-No'floubt, my Lord, Mr Young would willingly have come on the same terms, as the other witrieses. The Chief Justice— Mr Yotjng, I consider, proved himself a highly conscientious witness inVd^tliniig to! receive the public funds, knowing hii evidence would not avail. I believe he resides in New Zealand. '■: ' ; .■■: Mr Serjeant Parry— Yes, my Lord, and carries on business at BALLARAT HOUSE, ...•■"■ Mawheba Quay, [Advt.] Greymouth.