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The Daily Dispatch: March 8, 1865., [Electronic resource], Pastoral Letter. (search)
erpool, England, on the 15th ultimo. The Post of that city says: "The audience elected Mr. Cummins and Mr. Hulley as the committee to tie the brothers. The Davenports objected at first, but u good deal during the operation, and at its conclusion turned round suddenly to Dr. Ferguson. Mr. Cummins shrugged his shoulders and walked away, while Dr. Ferguson immediately stepped up, and instand with an indignant expression of countenance, left the stage, followed by his brother. "Mr. Cummins then addressed the audience, nearly in these words: 'Ladies and gentlemen, you have seen bloo just witnessed. In the noise which ensued, Dr. Ferguson's explanation was to us inaudible. Mr. Cummins was heard to declare that if any medical man would certify that the wound had not been produche view, apparently, of demanding their money of Dr. Ferguson. It is due to Messrs. Hulley and Cummins to say that they did their utmost to keep the crowd back, and to protect Dr. Furguson and Leigh