Mrs. Maybrick's Own Story

Introduction. - Petitions for a Reprieve - Illogical Position of Home Secretary - New Evidence of My Innocence Ignored - Lord Russell's Letter Efforts for Release - Even New Evidence Super fiuous - The Doctors' Doubt - Public Surprise at Verdict - Character of Jury - The Mad Judge - justice Stephen's Biased Charge Lord Russell's Memorandum Quashed - Re peated Protests of Lord Russell - The American Ofi'icial Petition Secretary Blaine' 5 Letter to Minister Lincoln Henry W. Lucy on Lord Rus sell - Lord Russell's Conviction of Mrs. May brick's Innocence - Explanation of Attitude of Home Secretaries - Upholding the Justiciary Need of Court of Criminal Appeal.

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