Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, 1880-81
p. 171
June 24, 1880
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Dear Sir,
[...] I see Donnelly got interviewed yesterday; I send newspapers with report. It is interesting as showing conditions of things in Biddulph. There is no doubt every man has his plan of defence ready, well fortified by strong swearers, who will prove whatever is necessary. After all I am not sorry they have to go before a Middlesex Jury.
Truly yours,
Charles Hutchinson, Cty Atty
AE. Irving, QC
Hamilton
Source: J.J. Talman Regional Collection, University of Western Ontario Archives, Donnelly Family Papers, B4878, File 14, Charles Hutchinson, Charles Hutchinson Letter Book, June 24, 1880.