Mr. Clegg: I will read it to you.
Mr. Pollard: The witness keeps on saying she did not write the letter to him, or the note. I object that, unless it is proved the thing is connected with the case it cannot be used. She denies that she wrote it.
Mr. Clegg: I submit, then, sir, that you have a most curious coincidence. She admits that the ring is given to her by the prisoner, and yet she denies writing the letter in which the ring is mentioned to her.
The Sipendiary: What does it all lead to?
Mr. Clegg: It leads to this. This woman has sworn now, as she did previously, that she did not write any of the letters, and I am in a position to prove that she did.
The Stipendiary: She distinctly denies it. You have evidence quite enough to damage her credit.
Prisoner (moaning): I demand that justice be done.
The Stipendiary (to prisoner): Don’t you interrupt.
Mr. Pollard: I will take your opinion on the subject.
No. 89.