"JUSTICE'S " LETTER ON THE LATE ASSAULT CASE.
i, n (To the Editor of the Brnnra Stab.) Sib, —In reference to the lettc? signed " Justice," which appeared in,,your issne of Monday lest, possibly Capt. Eraser may think that he has got a secret enemy somewhere, and may possibly blame some innocent person for being such: and, as I do not like to be blamed "for the sins of others, I do not wish that others' should ba blamed for any- opinions expressed by me.. I, therefore,, request, that, yon will inform Capt. P.. of 1 the real, name' of the writer of the letter a Dove'referred to, should he think it worth wlilc\to ask. I may also st.te that I still hold the same views as expressed-in mine o£ the'9th inst.—l am, &c, i^r-'^vnuMi'.'
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2833, 14 March 1878, Page 2
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133"JUSTICE'S " LETTER ON THE LATE ASSAULT CASE. Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2833, 14 March 1878, Page 2
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