Witness: I do not know whose handwriting it is.
The Stipendiary: You do not know whose handwriting it is on any of them?—No.
The Stipendiary: You have looked at them?—I know none of them except the post-card.
Prisoner (interrupting): I want the milkman called.
The Stipendiary: You had better be quiet. Your time for calling witnesses will come.
Mr. Pollard (to witness): Were any of those written by your authority? Do you know any of them?—Not by my authority. I know nothing of them.
What distance should you say it is from the house that you lived in at Darnall to the house you removed to at Bannercross?—About five or six miles, to the best of my knowledge.
Mr. Clegg: Before proceeding with the cross-examination I should like to recall Mr. Inspector Bradbury.
The Stipendiary: Why so?
Mr. Pollard: I have a question to put to the inspector that I omitted to ask the other day.