Evidence will be called to show that Birchill, or a man answering his description, boarded a tramcar at Euston Road at 9.30 p.m., and journeyed in it to Hampstead.

He was observed both at Euston Road and the Hampstead terminus by the conductor, because of his obvious desire to avoid attention.

There were only two other passengers on the top of the car when it left Euston Road.

Assuming that it was the prisoner who travelled to Hampstead by the Euston Road trama route he would probably prefer because it took him to Hampstead by the most unfrequented wayhe would have a distance of nearly a mile to walk across Hampstead Heath to Tanton Gardens, where Sir Horace Fewbanks's house was situated.

Yet I managed to make such excuses and promises to return that I think allayed all her suspicions, and that night, after calling upon the detective Mackenzie, I took the sleeping-car express to Euston.

Therefore again I left Euston, and, traveling through the night, took my seat at the breakfast-table at Greenlaw next morning.

By some meansexactly how is not quite certainthe police discovered that Dick Archer, alias Woodroffe, alias Hornby, was concerned in the clever robbery of a dressing-bag, containing the Dowager Lady Lancashire's jewels, from her footman on Euston platform, and after a long search they found him hiding at an hotel in Liverpool.

Lord Hartfield did not arrive at Euston Square until near eleven o'clock at night.

Euston via Rugby,' with two thick lines drawn under the 'Euston.'

Euston via Rugby,' with two thick lines drawn under the 'Euston.'

Aders' house in Euston Square was hung with engravings principally of the German school (see the poem on page 94 addressed to him).

DOVEDALE =How to get there.=Train from Euston.

=How to get there.=Train from Euston.

=How to get there.=Train from Euston.

=Alternative Route.=Train from Euston.

SHREWSBURY =How to get there.=Train from Euston.

=Alternative Route.=Train from Euston.

TEWKESBURY =How to get there.=Train from Euston.

CHESTER =How to get there.=Train from Euston.

GASKELL =How to get there.=Train from Euston via Crewe.

HAWARDEN =How to get there.=Train from Euston via Chester.

Showing the statue of William of Orange on the spot where he landed in 1688.] CONWAY CASTLE =How to get there.=From Euston Station.

" They parted at last, John Saltram having faithfully promised his friend to work no more that night, and they met at Euston Square early the next morning for the journey to Liverpool.

I went on through Euston Road to Tottenham Court Road, puzzled, and a little frightened, and scarcely noticed the unusual way I was taking, for commonly I used to cut through the intervening network of back streets.

Twenty-four hours before, he had been knocked down by a cab and killed instantly, at the crowded crossing at the intersection of Gower Street and Euston Road.