CO129-062 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [1-3] — Page 459

9.

Sa

it might be impossible for His Excellency to avoid ma

mathing unquiry in the

further enquiry

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matter; and which must.

necessarily

whole

embrace the

r

of it, and not

not merely

so much as

related to

or

declarations truly untruly attributed to M=

Lyall

ou

into the

the

lve

of his going

bove. Let ther

jury the persons present

t at the

trial be examined. Let the

lawyers - the jurors themselves-

-

and the bystanders be~

interrogated.

I was

Roo

much occupied with my

addresses to the jury to $56

notice all; but I saw at least Captain Rickett mear me,

and I should like him to be asked.

The brownisolicitor has

this day put into my hands a letter received by him last night from Mr. Lyall, with alopy of his reply of this date. Mr. Lyall calls Cooper. Turner to

upon

Mr

verify

the

statements which

Made

by

мне

upon

were

Mr. b.

Jurners authority in my

abovementioned letter, with

regard to the former gentlemen,