Trial of George Henry Lamson
Trial of George Henry Lamson
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Shortly before the 7. 20 train was due the George Lamb prisoner came on the platform and asked me if it was the Waterloo train. I told him that it was. He got into a carriage, and then asked me if there was time to change carriages. I told him there was, and he did so. He then asked me if I could send a message to Blenheim House, and I told him that I could take it. He wrote something on an envelope 3 and placed some money inside. I took it to Blenheim House, and left it there.
At Mr. WILLIAMS'...S request the following letter was read, addressed to the prisoner's solicitor : Whitehall, December 15, 1881.
Sir, The Secretary of State having had under his consideration your letter of the 13th inst. , requesting that Dr. G. H. Lamson ehould be permitted to be represented by an analyst at the examination which is about to be made of the stomach and viscera of Malcolm John, deceased, I am directed to acquaint you that he is unable to comply with your request, the presence of a third medical man at an official analysis ordered by this department being contrary to all practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shortly before the 7. 20 train was due the George Lamb prisoner came on the platform and asked me if it was the Waterloo train. I told him that it was. He got into a carriage, and then asked me if there was time to change carriages. I told him there was, and he did so. He then asked me if I could send a message to Blenheim House, and I told him that I could take it. He wrote something on an envelope 3 and placed some money inside. I took it to Blenheim House, and left it there.
At Mr. WILLIAMS'...S request the following letter was read, addressed to the prisoner's solicitor : Whitehall, December 15, 1881.
Sir, The Secretary of State having had under his consideration your letter of the 13th inst. , requesting that Dr. G. H. Lamson ehould be permitted to be represented by an analyst at the examination which is about to be made of the stomach and viscera of Malcolm John, deceased, I am directed to acquaint you that he is unable to comply with your request, the presence of a third medical man at an official analysis ordered by this department being contrary to all practice.
What to read after Trial of George Henry Lamson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Lamson to read onlineMoreLess
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