IN MEMORIAM—]OHN YARKER
I invite not merely every Very Illustrious Ρ.Ρ., but every
decent man, to sustain my protest by following me from this
illegally and treacherously convoked assembly.
The
Convocation
was
then
adjourned
sine
die
by
unanimous
consent.
To this speech we attach an account of the legal proceed-
ings on which it is based :
IN THE COURT OF THE DISTRICT JUDGE OF
CHINGLEPUT
O. 5. No. 47 of 1912
J. NARAYANIAH-P!az'7ztzj
Versus
MRS. ANNIE BESANT—Defendant
THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE _PLAINTIFF
I. J.
NARAYANIAH, the plaintiff above, is a Government
Pensioner living at 118 Big Street, Triplicane, Madras.
His address
or service of all notices and processes,
through his Vakil at Madras, care of Mr. P. N. Anantana
Chariar, B.A., BL., High Court Vakil, Chingleput.
2. Mrs. Annie Besant
is the President of the Theo-
sophical Society and has her permanent place of residence
at Adyar, near Madras, at the Head-quarters of the said
Society.
3. The plaintiff, who had been a member of the Theo-
sophical Society prior to his retirement, was, at the beginning
of 1909, invited by the defendant to take up his residence
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