This statement, however, was directly contradicted by Lyndon's partner, Mr. George Marwood.

Giving his evidence with extreme reluctance, Mr. Marwood stated that for some time bad blood had undoubtedly existed between Mr. Marks and the accused.

Coming down, he entered into partnership with his cousin Mr. George Marwood, and between them the two young inventors met with early and remarkable success.

Their greatest achievement was of course the construction of the Lyndon-Marwood automatic torpedo, which was taken up four years ago, after exhaustive tests, by the British Government.

Mr. George Marwood, whose painful position in connection with the trial aroused considerable sympathy, has carried on the business alone since his partner's conviction.

In my day we had always been pretty careful about what we left at the office, and any really important planssuch as those of the Lyndon-Marwood torpedowere invariably kept at the safe deposit across the street.

There is always the chance that a gentleman who can invent things like this explosive and the Lyndon-Marwood torpedo may have other equally satisfactory notions.

" "Then it is your cousin that you mean to see," she said softly"this man, Marwood, who sent you to the prison.

It was quite shortonly a six-line paragraph headed "Mr. Marwood and the Escape," but brief as it was, it filled me with a rich delight.

"Interviewed by our Special Correspondent at his residence on the Chelsea Embankment, Mr. George Marwood was reluctant to express any opinion on the escape.

George turned in at the doorway and went straight up, and for a moment I stood in the entrance, contemplating the big brass plate with "Lyndon and Marwood" on it, and wondering what to do next.

"What they specially wanted were the plans of the Lyndon-Marwood torpedo.

"It was given them by your cousin and late partner, Mr. George Marwood.

"Mr. Marwood rang up Scotland Yard at half-past ten last night.

" "How about our friend Mr. Marwood?" put in Lammersfield pleasantly.

The black marble tomb of Thomas Marwood commemorates a fortunate physician who cured the Earl of Essex of an illness and was rewarded by Queen Elizabeth with a house and lands near the town.

Maiden Castle Maiden Newton Malwood Manningford Abbots Manningford Bruce Mapperton Mappowder Margaret of Anjou Mark Ash Market Lavington Markway Hill Marlborough Marlborough Downs Marnhull Marshwood Vale Marston Magna Martinsell Martyr's Worthy Marwood, Thos.

She had one daughter, Alice Marwood, who was first cousin to Edith (Mr. Dombey's second wife).

He was the Alas'tor of the house of Dombey, for he not only brought the firm to bankruptcy, but he seduced Alice Marwood (cousin of Edith, Dombey's second wife), and also induced Edith to elope with him.