Then Mr Lockwood called Lady Connemara.
With stately gait, and very leisurely, she made her way to the witness-box, sum moned her waiting-woman bo raise her veil and fix her up generally, and then faced his lordship to tell her painful story. She repeated the stabemenbs made in Mr Lock wood's opening, and said that in India she lived very unhappily with her husband. There was a girl named Hannah Moore in her employ. Towards the end of 1889 the girl made a statement to her, and in con sequence she lefb India and came to Eng land.
j Mr Bayford : There is a charge on the record against you and Dr. Briggs. Is that true ?—Nofc one word.
