The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 411
... Kenealy contended , were unusually small for a man of his size . The witnesses for the Crown had sworn that Arthur Orton did not wear ear - rings ; and the medical testimony was to the effect that the defendant's ears had never been ...
... Kenealy contended , were unusually small for a man of his size . The witnesses for the Crown had sworn that Arthur Orton did not wear ear - rings ; and the medical testimony was to the effect that the defendant's ears had never been ...
Page 419
... Kenealy began his closing speech to the jury . Influenced by what unwonted feeling of modesty , timidity , or self - distrust , it is impossible to say , he opened his harangue with manner so quiet and in tones so low that it was ...
... Kenealy began his closing speech to the jury . Influenced by what unwonted feeling of modesty , timidity , or self - distrust , it is impossible to say , he opened his harangue with manner so quiet and in tones so low that it was ...
Page 420
... . " Chief Justice Cockburn . Really , Dr. Kenealy , we must interpose . This is not an expression to use in a Court of Justice . It is taking a great deal upon yourself to say what the law there is ! 420 TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT .
... . " Chief Justice Cockburn . Really , Dr. Kenealy , we must interpose . This is not an expression to use in a Court of Justice . It is taking a great deal upon yourself to say what the law there is ! 420 TRIAL OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT .
Page 422
... Kenealy , might it have been argued that Joseph was not Joseph , because he sent no commu- nication out of Egypt to his father . Speaking of Luie , the doctor said that he had not introduced into his opening any mention of him or of the ...
... Kenealy , might it have been argued that Joseph was not Joseph , because he sent no commu- nication out of Egypt to his father . Speaking of Luie , the doctor said that he had not introduced into his opening any mention of him or of the ...
Page 423
... Kenealy's argument in order to dispose finally of the Luie episode . On Friday , December 5 , he was brought into Court , and a sort of trial within a trial was had . Eight officials from Chatham Convict Prison identified Luie as one ...
... Kenealy's argument in order to dispose finally of the Luie episode . On Friday , December 5 , he was brought into Court , and a sort of trial within a trial was had . Eight officials from Chatham Convict Prison identified Luie as one ...
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