in the admiralty
The minutes
of things.) Courses 178 might
5120/98
on 25120.
well be produced in Court. (The K/G required the S. of S; signature, which no doubt was put on with the usual stamp the Private Secretary) stamp> The Private Secretary find us correspondence of the dates specified in the subpoena
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14/3
I was present when the subpoena
this morning
was served
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you will recollect that I observed to Mr. Lewis that though I did not in the least doubt that any question of privilege would be reserved the right to raise the question. To this he assented. I think it very undesirable that privilege should not be claimed. The letters should be produced & I think also the minutes, which will make it clear that Chamberlain and that personally never saw the papers The L.F. is in the hands of Messrs Kynoch & has no doubt been inspected by the defence
may have thought the stamped signature
application dealt with
a forest in Jordansy
the
ite on this
Signature
461
autograph though this
is hardly likely. The inference to be drawn from the production of the document, was that it was a mere routine matter. The must produce Messrs Kynoch's letter, L.F. K/4 1/4 & of the confidential circular referred to.
I think a very exhaustive search should be made to see if any other letters at any time between the dates mentioned have come from Messrs Kynoch whether any other papers referring to them are in our possession
the greatest care should be used to secure that these documents are not damaged or mislaid between the present time and the trial.
HBC
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In Cleaverhaus
HBC 14/3
The search recommended by Mr. Com will be made. I suggest that Mr. Feddian should attend the Court with the papers.
14/3
INTO
14/3.
Monday