THE BRIEF OF MESSRS. LUMLEY & LUMLEY.--Opinion Re F. E. Maybrick--Justice Stephen’s Misdirections--Misdirections as to Mr. Maybrick’s Symptoms--Misdirections as to Mrs. Maybrick’s Access to Poisons--Misdirection as to “Traces” of Arsenic--Misdirection as to Arsenic in Solution--Mr. Clayton’s Experiments--Misdirection as to Arsenic in Glycerin--Misdirection as to Evidence of Physicians-- Misdirection as to Times When Arsenic May Have Been Administered--Misdirection as to Mrs. Maybrick’s Changing Medicine Bottles--Misdirection as to Administration with Intent to Kill--Exclusion of Prisoner’s Testimony-- Misdirection as to Identity of Meat-Juice Bottle-- Misdirection in Excluding Corroboration of Prisoner’s Statement--Misdirections to Jury to Draw Illegal Inferences--Misdirections Regarding the Medical Testimony-- Conflict of Medical Opinion--Misdirections as to Cause of Death--Misdirection to Ignore Medical Testimony--Misreception of Evidence--Cruel Misstatement by Coroner--Medical Evidence for the Prosecution--Maybrick Died a Natural Death--The Chief Witness for the Prosecution--Medical Evidence for Defense--A Toxicological Study--Medical Weakness of Prosecution--The Administration of Arsenic--The Fly-paper Episode--How Mrs. Maybrick Accounts for the Fly-papers--Administration of Arsenic not Proved--Intent to Murder not Proved--Absence of Concealment by Prisoner--Some Important Deductions from Medical Testimony--Symptoms Due to Poisonous Drugs--Death from Natural Causes--Prosecution’s Deductions from Post-mortem Analysis Misleading--Recapitulation of Legal Points, 262 MRS. MAYBRICK’S OWN ANALYSIS OF THE MEAT-JUICE INCIDENT, 366 MEMORIALS FOR RESPITE OF SENTENCE.--From the Physicians of Liverpool--From the Bars of Liverpool and London--From Citizens of Liverpool, 381 NEW EVIDENCE.--Arsenic Sold to Maybrick by Druggist--Arsenic Supplied to Maybrick by Manufacturing Chemist--Depositions as to Mr. Maybrick’s Arsenic Habit--Justice Stephen’s Retirement, 384 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The Late Dr. Helen Densmore, 32 Lord Charles Russell, 48 St. George’s Hall, Liverpool, 52 Justice Fitz-James Stephen, 56 Baroness von Roques, 112 Aylesbury Prison, 128 Miss Mary A. Dodge (“Gail Hamilton”), 144 Right Hon. A. Akers-Douglas, M.P., 216