London. Sho mot him outside Charing-cross Post-oflice. They wont to lunch at Gatti's, Then he askod her to go to.soino rooms.
" I do not know what you mean," she replied, "you have no right to talk to me like that."

He asked her to go to tbo Charing Cross Hotel for the night, and he would run down and " lake church,"

nud tlion codib bnck to her. "Ho said," witoesß added, " that if lie got mo into troublo ho would lake mo away to Rouen, and if the worst came to the worst ho would mall 7 mo. I said, 1 Decidedly not,' I would have nothing to do with it, and told him to go." Mr Banks severely cross-examined, with the object apparently 0/ Sug gesting that it was Mr Cory-Thomas' marriage iulo another family which wan at the root of tho attack on him. The alleged improper suggestions were in August, 1898, Mr Cory Thomas got married in January 1899. Tho first mention of thi alleged improprieties followed abou Master time. Witness admilled that her aisle; deeply loved Mr Cory-Thomas, " Shi deeply loved him; I don't know aboui marriage. I once saw him mak< love to her. Ho knolt down at hei feet, and kissed hor hand, I was it tho room, but I went out in disgust,' 1 Mr Cory-Thomas continued, after the incident at Choring-eross, to visit her mother's house, and often ate there, and she was also at the tablo, " Did you not beliovo that he was not a lit person for a respectablo woman to associato with ?" "Yes, hut I did not think he was so bad as lie was." The caso is proceeding.
