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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3791, 21 February 1881, Page 3

.I.!- / .'}'. ~A [ADTBBtISBMEIfX.] (To the Editor of tbe Evening Stab.) SIR,— Ab Dr Huxtable seems desirous that I should let the public have further evidence of- the untruthfulness of his state. ments, let me now place before them the facts that bear out the truth of mine and the falsity of his. Firstly—Mr Miller never notified me that the points were admitted, but ■aid he was willing to admit them if I con. sented to a private order. Saturday was the day fixed for the taking of the order, but it is always'usual in case of a withdrawal of arrangement (as it turned out in the case Thomas y. Campbell) to be prepared with one's witnesses, ergo,l required the evidence of Di Huxtable. Secondly—lt is not my province to notify Dr Huxtable he is required, but his duty to attend upon his subpoina. Thirdly—l again" assert, notwithstanding Dr Huxtahle's permission from Sergeant-Major O'Gh-ady to the contrary, that Sergeant-Majop O'iSrrady did tell me on the evenmg before the inquest that he suggested Dr Callan, as hiving the besfc qualifications upon the Medical Register. Now to prove this, and that I was not the one that suggested Dr Oallan, I may,»»yi that ia the firet place I knew'"n'6thihß whatever of "any murder banojf'taken place, or inquent to be held/ H otjl:,*J)r Huxtable galloped up to me at; "ftfcft' Presbyterian Church gate and tpid me I was the very one -he was poking for—that i-be" was-> notified that