Malcolm Beton

"... inside, nnd he asked her to enter and comfort Lidy Seton. The latter, how ever, was quite collected. Lieut.-Colonel Rutherford made no attempt to.escape. It is reported that Sir Malcolm Beton told a friend that the affair was as inuch a mystery to him as to anybody. When Lieut-Colonel Rutherford called Sir Malcolm suggested that he should be invited upstairs to the smoking room, but the deceased said he would go down and see him. He seemed to be uncon cerned ind was ..."

"... The coroncir outjined the fact* of the case, and intimated that a fur ther adjournment teas essential, al though there would not be a- large number of witnesses. Sir Malcolm Beton gave evidenoe that Major Seton joined the army in 1916, and he had also served in tflie Boer war. Deceased was of a reserved but cbowful disposition. He was not ..."

"... to House. Jan Colonel Nurman Rutherford ha, heen arrested charged with the mur der of Major Mlle, Seton ot Melbourne. The murder occurred at the residence of Major cousin. Malcolm Colter Beton, secretary of the judicial and public department of the Indian laet night. Colonel Rutherford, according to the wa, to enter the The polico were sent for fow minute, later and ..."

"... Colonies for many years, is another volume of that excellent White* hall scries that tails the story of the different department* of State. " Tho India Office, by Sir Malcolm Beton, was probably the more romantic story, but "The Dominions and Colonial Office" v the more interesting from the Australian point of view. That office is a wonderful institution. Nothing of ..."