THE PARNELL CASE.
(UY BLKCTUIO TKLKGH.U'H— COI'YIUGIIT.) London, Nt'veiiilrer 10. Lady Moua'TMOliuis was examined before the Parnell Commission todiiy. She fully described her husband's murderer, and under severe cross-examination by Sir Charles llussell fainted. A sharp passage of arms took place to-day between Mr Harrington, the Secretary of the League, and Sir James Hannen, the President.
The Times-Parnell Commission have granted tho Times permission to tender as evidence reports of journals, other than the Times.
It is asserted that Sir Charles Russell will produce evidence tracing the alleged forged letters back to persons who received them from the writers, and will show that these letters are altered from the original form by means of forged sentences of a damning nature being inserted in the body of the documents on which the Times based its charges.
It is stated also that a writer of the forged sentences will be produced, and that his evidence will indicate to whom the letters were sold, and what price was received for them.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2553, 20 November 1888, Page 2
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168THE PARNELL CASE. Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2553, 20 November 1888, Page 2
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