(said to be a colonel in the Fenian forces at Fort Erie and Lime Ridge); David F.Lumsden, who claimed to be an Episcopalian clergyman, from Nunda, N.Y., and John McMahon, who stated that he was a Roman Catholic priest, from Anderson, Indiana.

Lynch was first placed in the dock, and the indictment read, to which he pleaded "not guilty." Lumsden and McMahon were next charged, and also entered the same plea.
The prisoners not being ready to proceed with their trials, they were remanded until October 24th, when the Court re-opened and the trials proceeded with.

The counsel for the Crown were Hon.

John Hillyard Cameron, Q.C.

(Solicitor-General for Upper Canada), Messrs.