THE MORRISON CASE.
(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.)
LONDON, .April 13. The reasons for Morrison's reprieve are unknowm. ,
The. newspapers recall the fact that Justice Darling- in pronouncing sentence abstained from^ concurring^ in the verdict.
The Lord Chief Justice in the Court of Appeal -remarked ' that the function if' the Court was not to" say that
the verdict "was right " or wrong", but whether the trial had been properly conducted. " . '
The newspapers comment ~on another feature, namely, the manner in which Morrison's past was v i "^ve- vl ed.
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Grey River Argus, 18 April 1911, Page 1
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