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AGNES; OR, BEAUTY AND PLEASURE. int cs . "TREO ECE | ee ia. Heel eae mk wy ua ' wo elle = bat a Od! bu fer ck of the deceased marke of such @ Jength, idth,| points to which reference hes just been made ; ana ~ d depth as you have seen thereupon P” é “There is no doubt,” the surgeon had anewered, hat the matter is open to the belief that larger uands inflicted those marke. But still it is my duty to observe that dircvloration spreads rapidly in cases of strangulation by violent throttling ; and theemspinal marke sre altered, disfigured, and changed the?May as well as by tho swelling which eusuea.” “Yet you think, Mr. adowbank,” the learned counsel had observed, “Bhat it would be more satisfactory for those who Brist’ justice to take its course by amiting the gutty peraon only, if a 1 i hands atood in the @ “ ] eertainly should speak mor,sositively on the point,” Mr. Meadowbank had reaprpded. Our readers may rest assured tives did nut fail to see Mr. Me No. 80.—AGNEB. the surgena unhesitatingly admitted that it vould certainly be much more consistent with probability to suppose that a man bad committed the murder than that it was the work of a female. In follow. ing up their investigations, the detectives suc- ceeded in discovering that Mr. Timperley was up in that very neighbourhood on the day of the murder and at about the hour when it must have been committed ; so that the testimony of James Nash the valet was corroborated. Under all these circumstances Sergeant Wright- son came at length to the conclusion that he should be fully justified in taking the lawyer into cus- tody: but Sir Roderick Dualham requested that this proceeding might stgnd over until the leat moment, in order to affurd him an opportunity of _ obtaining, if possible, ¢he money which Mr. Tim- at the detec-) perley had eo fraudulently kept back from the de- whank Ja;vhe! ceased Sir John’s vrethtors. But,.as the reader a ‘ MIGIOO CO S CO