Leonard Harper's Case.
v (Pet Press Association). CujasTCßCJapß, Dec. 7. On the Supreme Court resuming this morning the foreman of the jury intimated that the jury had been unable to agree in a verdict in the second case against Leonard Harper. They were then discharged. "On the application of Mr Skenet His Honor granted a new trial and change ofvetmeto Wellington, the Grown to* pay any additional costs incurred by the accused owing to the change. ' ~" Wellington, This Day. The Harper cases wlllnot be taken til} 'next criminal sessions, beldin February.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 137, 9 December 1895, Page 2
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