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  • The passenger had a quantity of luggage all marked F. S. and hedirected James Buckland to place it all upon a fourwheel cab with theexception of a small handbag which he carried himself. Having seenthat all his luggage was safely bestowed the stranger in the fur coatpaid the porter and telling the cabman to wait until he returned hewalked away in the direction of the waitingrooms still carrying hissmall handbag. I stayed for a bit added James Buckland talking to the driverabout the fog and that; then I went about my business seein that thelocal from Southend ad been signalled. The prosecution insisted most strongly upon the hour when the strangerin the fur coat having seen to his luggage walked away towards thewaitingrooms. The porter was emphatic. It was not a minute later than6. 15 he averred. Sir Arthur Inglewood still had no questions to ask and the driver ofthe cab was called. He corroborated the evidence of James Buckland as to the hour when thegentleman in the fur coat had engaged him and having filled his cab inand out with luggage had told him to wait. And cabby did wait. Hewaited in the dense foguntil he was tired until he seriously thoughtof depositing all the luggage in the lost property office and oflooking out for another farewaited until at last at a quarter beforenine whom should he see walking hurriedly towards his cab but thegentleman in the fur coat and cap who got in quickly and told thedriver to take him at once to the Hotel Cecil. This cabby declared hadoccurred at a quarter before nine. Still Sir Arthur Inglewood made nocomment and Mr. Francis Smethurst in the crowded stuffy court hadcalmly dropped to sleep. The next witness Constable Thomas Taylor had noticed a shabbilydressed individual with shaggy hair and beard loafing about thestation and waitingrooms in the afternoon of December the 10th. Heseemed to be watching the arrival platform of the Tilbury and Southendtrains. Two separate and independent witnesses cleverly unearthed by thepolice had seen this same shabbily dressed individual stroll into thefirstclass waitingroom at about 6. 15 on Wednesday December the 10th and go straight up to a gentleman in a heavy fur coat and cap who hadalso just come into the room. The two talked together for a while; noone heard what they said but presently they walked off together. No oneseemed to know in which direction. Francis Smethurst was rousing himself from his apathy; he whispered tohis lawyer who nodded with a bland smile of encouragement. The employ??sof the Hotel Cecil gave evidence as to the arrival of Mr. Smethurst atabout 9. 30 p. M. On Wednesday December the 10th in a cab with aquantity of luggage; and this closed the case for the prosecution. Everybody in that court already saw Smethurst mounting the gallows. It was uninterested curiosity which caused the elegant audience to waitand hear what Sir Arthur Inglewood had to say. He of course is themost fashionable man in the law at the present moment. His lollingattitudes his drawling speech are quite the rage and imitated by thegilded youth of society.
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