"Mr C. Bradlaugh examined by Mr Mitchell:—
"Where do you reside?—At No. 13 Warner Street South, Hackney Road.
"You are a solicitor's clerk?—I am.
"Were you in Hyde Park on the 1st of July?—I was.
"At what time?—From about half-past three to half-past six.
"Where did you walk during that time? I walked completely over the park, round by the carriage drive, and all round during that time.
"Did you see a man in a cab with several policemen?—Yes. I saw a man being driven along in a cab with three policemen in the cab, a man with no shirt on; he was without his shirt, he was trying to look out, and I saw a policeman strike him over the temple with his truncheon.
"There were three policemen in the cab?—Yes.
"Mr Stuart Wortley: A man without a shirt?—Yes.
"Mr Mitchell: Did you see anybody attacked?—Yes, I saw a rush made out on to the greensward. I went forward, and I saw four or five policemen striking a short man: his hat was knocked with a truncheon, and he held up his hands and said, 'For God's sake, do not hit me—take me!'