Do you know where Mrs. Julia Gibson (Madame Ghurka) lives?—I do not.
No idea?—I have not the slightest idea where she lives.
Do you know where Ivy Matthews lives?—I do not.
Or was living in February?—I do not.
Did you not go to the house where Ivy Matthews was living in February of this year?—I did not.
You swear that?—I will swear it.
You know, of course, that Ivy Matthews had given evidence at the Morgue?—I did; at the Coroner’s inquiry, you mean?
Yes; and that she had given evidence against your son?—Yes; I know that.
Have you ever seen her and talked about that evidence?—I have never set eyes on Ivy Matthews since the day I saw her at the Coroner’s Court.
Do you say you did not go to the house in Rathdown Street, and were shown into the parlour by a maid on February 6, and that you asked for Ivy Matthews, and that Ivy Matthews came down to that parlour?—I did not; I can swear it.