Attorney Paul Gillies, playing the role of a defense attorney from a famous murder trial which took place in Manchester in 1819, is 'sworn in' prior to givng his "testimony." The setting at the Manchester Village courthouse last Friday replayed the drama of a case involving two brothers wrongfully accused or murdering another relative. Members of the "jury", at right, were on hand to assess the "damages" the accused were fictionally, in this case, seeking following their "acquital." (Andrew McKeever photo)

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