John J. Brown testified that he heard a con versation between Callahan and Daniel Wren, on Saturday evening, in regard to the robbery. Callahan told Wren that he was satisfied that John Wren had not taken his money. The Mayor decided to send the accused on to the Hustings Court for examination; and in consequence of the fact that he had received a jnm_»t_r Mft J° r Croft stating that he had dined to asaffflnflsSip^ prison - he d «-
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