Had Mrs.or Mr.Ellison awoke, when the thieves entered their room, it is probable that much more evidence would be forthcoming.

It is, however, for you to weigh the probabilities of the case.

You have to consider whether the theory which I have laid before you, as to the connection of the prisoner with this affair, or this wild story which he tells you, is the most probable." The judge then summed up, with a strong bias against Reuben.

He told them that evidence for character was, of course, of importance; but that it must not be relied upon too far.

The prisoner appeared undoubtedly to be intelligent and well-conducted, but unfortunately his experience told him that many criminals were men of unusual intelligence.