The Attorney-General and others -v- The Mayor, aldermen & citizens of the city of Nottingham. Minutes of evidence (February 10 - February 15, 1904).

  • Great Britain. High Court of Justice. Chancery Division.
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[1904?]
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Credit: The Attorney-General and others -v- The Mayor, aldermen & citizens of the city of Nottingham. Minutes of evidence (February 10 - February 15, 1904). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    about the conversation with the nurse and also with the patients February 10,1904 when you were in Barrow's yard ?—Yes. 380. Do you aCTee with his recollections ?—Ex(;ept that Mr. „ . T 1 • 1 -1 • • .1 i 1 /> * T • xi W. hi. Robinson. Loweth said that it was in the month oi August, it was in the A early part of September, I think, when we had the conversation. 381. Before Mr. Loweth joined you in Barrow's garden or yard had you been in the road in front of the hospital with Mr. Parkin and Mr. Paterson ?—Yes. 382. Had you seen the same man then ?—Yes. B 883. Was it the same man who came afterwards to Barrow's ?— —Yes. 884. Did you have any conversation with him before Barrow ?— Yes. 885. Where was that from ?—From the allotment gardens. C 886. Were there any men working in the gardens ?—Yes, there were two, I think. 887. When you went to th3 gardens and saw the two men was anything going on between them and the patient ?—Yes, they were talking to each other. D 888. Across the stream ?—Yes. 389. And did you or Mr. Paterson have any conversation with him ?—Mr. Paterson did. I did not. 390. That would be from the allotment gardens ? —Yes. Mr. ASQUITH : When was that ? E 391. Mr. UPJOHN : That was the 8rd September, you say ?— I am not certain about the date, but it was in the early part of September. 392. You are quite right. You did say the early part of September. It was after that that Mr. Loweth joined you, and you F went to Barrow's and had a conversation there ?—Yes, that is so. 394. Have you on other occasions seen patients out in the grounds ?—I have seen them when I have been passing in the train. 895. But not had any conversation from the road, or any other part ?—No, I have kept a discreet distance. G 396. Are you familiar with the road in front of the hospital ?— Yes, I know it very well. 397. Is there much traffic along there ?—Yes, a very large amount of traffic. 398. Have you considered what may happen to the children in H your school ?—Yes, I have. 399. Have you come to any conclusion as to what will probably happen to them'(