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Law and Order
Margaret Harris' Deposition
Mrs Harris' deposition reads:
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"I live at Llandrindod
in this County and am a laundress. I received a flannel vest on Monday
the 14th instant from the nurse at the Cottage Hospital Llandrindod".
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goes on to say:

"I can candidly take my oath the vest now produced
is the same vest that I received from the nurse at the Cottage Hospital
on Monday the 14th instant. I washed the vest on Tuesday last the 15th
inst. I put it out on Wednesday morning the 16th instant on the garden
hedge belonging to Rose Cottage Llandrindod where I live. The garden hedge
where I put the vest adjoins the road. I put the vest on the hedge between
quarter past eight and half past eight o'clock in the morning. I did not
see the vest again until I saw it with the Police Constable William Morris
Vaughan. I missed the vest off the hedge about half past nine on Wednesday
morning. After I missed the vest I informed Police Constable W. Morris
Vaughan of my loss. I know the vest now produced is the same one by the
darning on the inside under the arms."
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Cross-examined by the Defendant:
"I have no private mark. I know the vest by the darning
under the arms. I saw you pass my house on Wednesday morning the 16th
instant about twenty minutes to nine o'clock. I did not notice that the
vest had gone then. I swear this vest produced is the one I washed."
(Signed) Margaret Harris
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