The body was prepared for the inquest, and through the gathering dusk John, strangely white and silent, entered the house he called home, gathered the fatherless boy into his arms and let him sob out his grief upon his shoulder.

By Yea and Nay, she'll throw her self on you, | The grand Inquest of Whigs, to whom she's true.

"And I'll call the inquest for the day after," Goldberger continued.

"You gentlemen will have to give your testimony at the inquest," he said.

Freylinghuisen, of course, had all this sort of thing at his fingers' endspost-mortems were his every-day occupation, and no doubt he had been furbishing himself up, since this last one, in preparation for the inquest, where he would naturally wish to shine.

That is to keep all the servants here until after the inquest.

"I will be responsible for their appearance at the inquest.

"I have given the coroner my personal assurance that none of the servants will leave the house until after the inquest.

" "He came to me this morning and told me that Hill gave false evidence at the inquest yesterday," Inspector Seldon explained.

And how did you happen to be at the inquest at Hampstead?

I told him at the inquest that he ought to look after it, and he swore he'd not been up there on the night of the murder.

There were Dr. Slingsby and his assistant, who came out to make the post-mortem: Inspector Seldon, who came to arrange about the inquest, and there was that man from the undertakers who came to inquire about the funeral arrangements.

The inquest was nothing to this, Rolfe.

But Mr. Holymead made some effective use of the discrepancy between the witness's evidence at the inquest as to his movements on the night of the murder and his evidence in court.

He elicited the fact that the police had discovered his evidence at the inquest was false and had forced him to make a confession by threatening to arrest him for the murder.

The story he told the court yesterday in the witness-box of his movements on the day of the murder is quite different to the story he told on his oath at the inquest on the body of Sir Horace Fewbanks.

Let me read to you the evidence he gave at the inquest." Mr. Finnis handed to his leader a copy of Hill's evidence at the inquest, and Mr. Holymead read it out to the jury.

Let me read to you the evidence he gave at the inquest." Mr. Finnis handed to his leader a copy of Hill's evidence at the inquest, and Mr. Holymead read it out to the jury.

I do not ask you to believe the story he told at the inquest in preference to the story he told here in the witness-box yesterday.

C.'s visitors that day: Dr. Slingsby / Seldon to arrange inquest / newspaper men / undertaker's representatives / Crewe.

Of that inquest, which was held in due course, I shall not say much.

That he was not the only man who had drawn these same conclusions from my attitude both before and during the inquest, troubled me greatly and deeply disturbed my conscience, but I could indulge in no protestsor, rather would indulge in no protestsas yet.

There was no need for an inquest; the great physician who had been in attendance, quite vainly, was prepared to certify to the cause of death, and Stafford's feelings were spared thus far.

A coroner's inquest, a descent of detectives, an invasion of angry relativesall sorts of possibilities rose to scare him.

Will there be an inquest?" "There will not," said Tudor curtly.