"There's been foul play! And I'll have all the police in Northumberland on this business, or--" "Aye!" he said, "it's a police matter, this, without doubt, Moneylaws.
We'd best get back to Berwick, and insist on Murray setting his men thoroughly to work." We went first to Mr.Lindsey's when we got back, his house being on our way.

And at sight of us he hurried out and had us in his study.

There was a gentleman with him there--Mr.Ridley, the clergyman who had given evidence about Gilverthwaite at the opening of the inquest on Phillips..