QSR1911/1/5/1/4 (vi), (vii)

The deposition of Emily Morris In the case of Arthur Lewis charged with breaking & entering the dwelling house of Annie Flicknell on 31st October 1910 & feloniously stealing a clock the goods & chattels of Mary Medhurst

9th November 1910

From: 1910 To: 1911

Emily Morris says; I am the wife of Walter Morris the landlord of the Railway Inn Luton. On Monday 31st October 1910 about 3 o'clock in the afernoon the prisoner was in the public bar. He offered to sell me the clock, produced. I refused and he then sold it to the last witness for 18 pence. The next day I was passing Mr Coopers shop and saw the clock, produced, in his window I went in and bought it for 2 shillings. I gave it to the police on 2nd November 1910 when Detective Attwood came to me about it. Signed Emily Morris

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Morris, Emily,
Lewis, Arthur,
Medhurst, Mary,
Morris, Walter,
Cooper, Edward James,
Attwood, Joseph Henry

LUTON, Luton Railway Inn, clocks, shops