The Secret History of the Coningham Case
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That was as near ;, s wit- chimed ness could remember. He saw the John Patrick Sheehan, the Secretary Doctor moving about the iLill, the of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, vestibule, and the corridor beiure 8 stated that he saw Dr. O'Haran, ac- o'clock. The witness said that he had companied by Mr. Purcell, arrive at four separate interviews with the Co- the Town Hall at about a quarter-past respondent between half-past 7 and 8 7. This witness saw Dr. O'Haran con- o'clock on the subject of the... refresh- tinually before 8 o'clock, and could not ments that were to be supplied to the have missed him for more than five artists. Witness was also at Waitara minutes at a time, on April 3oth, 1899. The Cardinal and EVIDENCE REGARDING THE PROCESSIONAL NIGHT : JULY 3RD, 1898.
Henry Tomlinson, the editor of the Licensing Guardian, said he was not a witness at the last trial, but he saw something about it in the papers, and volunteered certain information. In answer to Mr. Want, witness remembered the 3rd July, 1898.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was as near ;, s wit- chimed ness could remember. He saw the John Patrick Sheehan, the Secretary Doctor moving about the iLill, the of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, vestibule, and the corridor beiure 8 stated that he saw Dr. O'Haran, ac- o'clock. The witness said that he had companied by Mr. Purcell, arrive at four separate interviews with the Co- the Town Hall at about a quarter-past respondent between half-past 7 and 8 7. This witness saw Dr. O'Haran con- o'clock on the subject of the... refresh- tinually before 8 o'clock, and could not ments that were to be supplied to the have missed him for more than five artists. Witness was also at Waitara minutes at a time, on April 3oth, 1899. The Cardinal and EVIDENCE REGARDING THE PROCESSIONAL NIGHT : JULY 3RD, 1898.
Henry Tomlinson, the editor of the Licensing Guardian, said he was not a witness at the last trial, but he saw something about it in the papers, and volunteered certain information. In answer to Mr. Want, witness remembered the 3rd July, 1898.
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