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111.4 in calling him to the bar to Ore evidence to the matter,
and to be cast:rutted with other witnesses. But ifa Jam, in-
stead of openly delariag his knowledge, were to content him-
self with distilling his 'estates, poison, with whispering his ea-
lams yes into the ears orbit brother Jurors—be should say to
him " Come forward, thou slanderer!—lf thou woroldst sot
Aim& equal to an wi ties', muted thyself.—Strike
not with thy dagger enters, if thou arrialast be theinght
superior to an Italian assassin." Bat, he mid, it was utterly
:he bosonr of a Peer, could proceed is sods s corirsr—and
,1 it were possible that even one of the blood royal could
-.set is such a manner, be would any that for such conduct
as heifer merited to he deprived of the raccemion to the
Crown, this his Illustrious Client deserved degradation for
all the acts alleged against her. He had thought it right to
asik-ert to these ramours, as they affected the brownie of
their Lordships' House. Facts of the most grave and info-
mows description had been &posed to against her Majesty,
and hod bees completely rebutted; and on the minor article
a timer, be was sore their Leirdallips never would pa.. the
Bill. The evidence to all the important Bete had cum-
atetrly failed—and there was no man could read the
rei-
denee withoit feeling that hrr hlsjesty had been cons info:
•sworly traduced. What scandalous stories might have
'cen propagated by the boatmen on the Lake of Como, he
k•irse nor cared. if the facts bad occurred, they
pros able • facilities nneitarnisled osr criminal jell..
. . .
' . .

“iidente were afforded, in order that they mirth he
enus.d, They had not been pros. d—Ouvefore they were
false, It h 4,1 been nneu( the rimatinm against her Majesty,
that tier WA% connected with the discontents of a par-
tin rri eis of the rommitni,y, and wit only by that clot
iippia.ted—bat when ttw whole of the generous populatiun
E•iglaod had taken pair with her Majesty, that chaige
1. of These might be golltenpootke
of mischief larking in corners, who might desire, ditrisig
Close unhappy conforionti, to 'strike a blow varietal the
Constitution, and there war nothing which would so disep
punt and displease those disaffected men (if any such es.
',seed) Is their l_ord.hips venturing, in the Nee of all the
influerice of the Clown to pronounce fur the Queen
of not guilty. If ;heir Lordships' mind.t were sate-lied
ehnt all the fact. which appeared of importlinee, had
horn by :he evidence alluctil for the defence, scattered
1•:c• •• ilvie.dinips from the left mane”—end tilt/her,
thi had teen rupporttd some coda which were
Nuip,;? t N his Learned Friend., their Lorelei, ipr
*eau id wit Car any eltiffecAci.ol% riot...distil '3,1 it was called
.0 the inrgon of the day. which he despised a. murk ea Noy
..red, bat potent the straight forward retiree of their duty,
'whir!, wt. hr at-quit her Majesty. Before he roncludrd he
• hr permitted la thank their !Lordships for the kind.
....! ,'.rule ace which he b.,: ,Nersonalls experienced
troni thorn during the whole rf the proceeding's Rat
Lehrwit gratifietilion which he hid received r/11.1,
• :;o:ntd io the dignity of fichting the battle of lin-
ianen.,., looter the banner of that illiistrions warrior alio
• protected his Royal Client with the radiant shield of
tiro.centleet eloquence. Ilis plea.nre was noditniiiielied,
til:ttoozli it bad only Bern his lot under the cover of that
• e to din-tomtit a few feeble arrows at the weattered and
it trier:die,. of a J. fated cense. The whit-•of her Ma-

11,./. VI .1. tieir I.urdOnna; there was scarcely
ef her boa-r, and not a aiwzle idle ward or idl^ look
not d.,:en''a+iu<d to their srrr:tiny. " I know nothin.z
rcoo-
r"m,d the f tarred eounaci) ;n the rise of hannatt
oothrie in the ir,t.r,eta of eternity, corral to the solerntrity of
• rnaisirs. It it sitaihtr to the foist St that crest day when
the secrets of at! Slartt chat he disclosed. If roar Lordships
•oe f.reishect with r•vorre fur the &sews.r ry of teeth scarrele
or‘e this ornaipreenre pawl-ttes, it imposes on your Lord-
-Nl< Ilse neeewoir ef imitating the benefit-ever of that .li.
o Iti• u t hos it y who said, when emir! on to prim; j00r0,,,t
• s:.:e anal ptOtl acs, crud no arrrper cane {„caned,
`• Theo neither wilt I .7uudemo thee; tor thy way seal sin no
T-Ore.^

%!r Drama" then withdrew from the h:tr. He we* heard
"•aa^twat milk the muff profound 111enti iiii , and the litter
i'•-t f hia er?ecto ap;,er.red to ma►e a ;rest itnpreplioa on
!h,a•r.

for Errirraltarn laid, if the Attnran• Getters' orals meant
, their I.unkiiips, his loirtirtl Friend, Dr.
tome• .r, would hot irritable their 1-urd.•htlr with •rty (bur-

i.' .r,

-;:,. AtsreweT.Gerieent .aid, it hid hero arraaerti tint he
211 hiowsrif of the assistanet of his Learned Friend,
C•l;e.tor-fleueral.
L.i4J Ctinairelier said, that he took the rnlc of the
t., he, that the party on each aide were totetted to I,"
Le> rd by 1.0 fA.anal I. hid 4.111111 LY *ilk waking the pried, ge
4: : ^ct •apace lb.' otters of his richt.
Mr. B.ouwbassi the. ittiimatud that his Leagued Friend,
D I..usinetitis, emu'st addreas tlatir
Adjuoi lied at tea :minutia past Four utturk.

PitESS.

LONDON,

THURSDAY, OcivsEn ,26, 1920.

Mr. DENMAN proceeded yesterday in his labori-
rigs ts 4 of ausnming sip the case for the defence,
ra,d to commenting upon the evidence athluced on
-either ''de at the bar of the House of Lords. In
i.e pert:Jr-mance of tins duty be employed the
ixttole of the day, with the intermission of about half
or. 1:o.lr allowed to him fur refreshment by the in-
s) Agence of the HOLM!, and concluded Li speech
st,out nor o'clock. Itr will be followed on the
:i4,l:e stile by Dr. 1.1;SIII1iGTON tftti lnuttling.—
Tl-.i,, is not an usual course of proceeding even at
toe hit of the Mew of Innis, thete being in fact
only one instance on record wherein two Counsel
were i.?erd in aumnring up the case for the defence,

ra!neli, that of Dr. Arraasuav, Mello!) of Ho.
cheater. The King's Counsel. hogre.er, will have
-so ca' se to complain of this indulgence, as it will
give them the inestimable advantage of a double
'reply, tut speech intervening between those of the
AT:natty, and SOLICITOR-GENERAL to weaken
the force of their united appeal', and uo speech of
Cocnsel succeeding to correct misrepresentations,
ehould any such be unintentionally made. or to
explain away in&►ences of criminality deduced
from circuutanuices which might not justify- deduc.
tions so uncharitable. Many days therefore will still
be ceasurned before their Lordships can proceed
to consider of their judgment. There are many
liervons olio think that if the Counsel for the Clown
would have yielded their right to address the !tense

at the close of the case, the Counsel fOr the Qu FEN

c•ight very safely have saved th..ititelves the trouble
of summing ap, and have suffered the cue to go
uithout roomiest to the judgment of the flouts..
In fart, lied a cue resting upon such evidence
• been so poscrfully encountered in any of the
Courts below--had an opening speed] by the
Counsel fur the prosecution beeit followed by evi•
deuce so deplorably deficient—bad that tvidmice
been so blasted by roomer testimony, end the most
impatient incidents coutaiDed in it been so effec.
toelly contradicted von every point to which, from