THE PORTLAND ESTATES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2054, 4 December 1907, Page 2

THE PORTLAND ESTATES.

CALDWELL CROSS-EXAMINED. GARDENER SAYS DPTJ'CE DID NOT RESEMBLE THE DUKE United Press Association—Copyright T ~ .. LONDON. Dec. 2. ! In the Druco case, Caldwell, crossexamined, said ho was unaware there < was a tombstone in Londonderry cemetery in memory of his laughter ' Caroline. If there was it must have ' sim-o r' CCt r by ! ", s brother William, ' The TTi r h ? "' as buried at Aghavea. .., tl f !„i' ' Sa i e Srave was opened, and n't™ 111 sl 'Owed an inscription that affect w\ n V ;IWI there - Tt d W not tin» * \ L ' stmio 1 n y> as the inscrip- *{°* tl b m' e been P la ced on it since the coffin was deposited there. ~ A gai'dener who was employed b\- *, le h*- 1 ' D»'ke of Portland deposed that. Druee s photograph did not re- . semhle the Duke. THE ALLEGED MOCK FUNJARAL COMMON KNOWLEDGE TN RAKER-SURJEET. (Received Dee. 3,10.4 a n.inY • v , LONDON, I)ec S Dice’s 1 ’;,h a ,/ 10t °? ril ' l,ller ’ ideikifiej i”H “P®' , JhlTfn iU B:lkc^reet flmt°lie\ Philips, draper, testified oidtreet knowledge in Bak. M stieet after the mock funeral that wa FiL"' as , al i VO;> V° cau,tl he seen lvln o about and e uteri no* + hC‘ bazaar. & Caldwell, in reply to Air. Plowden, said that lus brother having assumed his name lie was obliged to hve up to it, hence the tombstone.