The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-20 00:00:00

I tifF • •-•altra••• •--- .... _ shoo _. who s his efial at him as having 4 era was musi c w b,„, M r • ;Apo / ”It 11•11 , e 5. , c1. h• 100 l written, ''' Al- h litre ew e ; t h r . limit mime top. about a "tarter e e Sere banners end lbws; did net beer them ero• words is at row set. from their language i Ike a solar when passing his hous e: th e , marched tel a . • ::: i .rip i ll is tr ilix.:f ihrl , revohlitionaa7 pan- a reast • and part of them arid hi reaeiar sin.: wan. staid. aerie , to Ow eon tee° ^I the people at ' t r ete°. 8 I he , all it ' . .v• and kept his tamp sent the wiss•• of the ;,...„. ~! , ; , ,t.e sod taunting lanireage whirls was a IS : It mat rioted in the sau t e w as as on limidsvo : ' he feareat i l ... sich e ens roam miita heir there we ! sore 11 good t owe woul4 ben sli.turOance, MS Mario Was tile en of, , • , ( ~,,,,,,0,.,1 ;he amend eilloi.n. tint hi no I hefting his alleluias I o ~- '4 " wis fertain that hr had „i arn dl. l•rios-enamitie I iss •- 1 II • • I tar.o. • . i . 1 , , I. , , • . • .r. LAT.—NV:tains; *RA sees 1/1111.1.1 roe , so keen tne st cretteese cleaned. Mae .artn• • • .he heard a tiodurbanee: did hot khos. we: re it • . ~.., , . e h , t h e msei•astes , as lw considers-4 they %voted end ; nil not fear the eavairy would shack his house; . T,rsomieri 3_, , •:.: „ ii . pr „ ; ,,. ct o ft . s w a n . 16 . 4 .1 heard n.. report that ti..• cavalry were `o attars the people ;' witness litre a Rhin abt of lasi yards of John Patina' • . i . o w seliners !tried. es far as he Raw. • ..We, 11 ''. • •• •ait tie r,•zo.ir s a ..e:s. the rhesaire :In answer to a plea lon from the Judge, witaess said that ' ~ lie • •11a.karcer 1 e .. ;my , and tau pismes of ; about fidatOpeople pasted his h ouse . • • j,, , • • 1 1,,. te k .,:,i re 1 . ,- .., ‘A . I rEte:!. It was 1 Matthew Cooper. examined by air. Mt a et.tyr. —Witnesa • . : ,,,....,„!,n er .. I as-aose it %stolid Ise isalaos- , "tea at Maaelveater. and is a public areountioit ; went 1., at. :, 7 , - , __ l ~,,: 131 sac, a t at . , ., mi ttit t t e . Did Peter's-field at ten o'clock on the WWI: Moo ato • 1 ; ,.....a. i art ere %et e t I U O .OOII persons present, chi• ay trues ter c• curry, .4 ihr la „,e,t spilt. were so close, that 4 .: re. 1 11.1 119 1 p e t, t e • • • ~ , cr v,•4. the, tile ,;;,...hi• aes to Ise stied- Milling class; th e y •. \ : Ur. , I v.ei 11. , ire.1.1"."14.0 lin rr ....int ere t• lon. Tut: 111, hustings; took an account of the inscriptions r e the , s m. suelitr; Om nte.eir. glsis a Weal and peaceable ' lugs; on on , was. u, ~, 6. .so reirot.glituti.tews„ Unite au I hr .° . 9 , 32 . A 1:14t1t 10 put a„, ~n , .,,,:„i te „. c .., t o s how • free," on the revers:• of the mime hag trip iii.rd%. •• T:l%a- • . . 1... $ 4.. n.. 1 111:i11, I rout t take a better tins without Repre: - •;:station is Tyranus mei Injestiee " . . •.[li ru ' i r ? ',;', 3 ; ; l . 1,,,• nar, ti I; ass rat cattle Pam le. On a third, " Liberty ttr Llmitli;" and on liwoher be words. I ' 1 t ,,,, ; ,,, ;.• . ~•',•••41 : 'is r.o.i :tad .... or iota,. pt- - Ni,Corn Laws;' . sin 8114111:irr. "The Wald. 111' %INN ;•• oil a Mi. another, the figure of ,:aline painted: he retsetteii en lite ii. "":... , , : , g li k,. , iol -ore. "hey . .au 1101 contrary, . „. .... nklair a t'. err i n .. I , 7 ,sitit •I to the vra.ttoo and Wade 18 eggs nisi five raps of 'Pears ; watt sin tile :iota • ; w o n t ovule upon ttt.m. Mr. 11. 1 ,1 t was i ,• , ,c ee ,fin. mien Mr. Hunt suited with hi., party : ' , .'treat of (twin IA .1., , ... K en isterritieed by l'uliti wed the procession, wore white papers or rugs in their or.l.,on.rATLI s . wk .. sn i,i, I:,,. rille „ s i: o . s c .s s , whether hats, and heard souse of them say to .)Ca r es, 6. lit.:•. , .., „ Al loi • l.'s Irises to disturb she rir7l/.t*, be rent- take care of yiair rags:" he noticed Mr. tient. Johns. n. ' .. smook,„,:„,1„ „'his Majesil's mil jreis : and if that sod others in the carriage ; Staten soil hoard, were I .0 . loo m t . e r. w .ether me rt;.'endanta ronsp'erd to pre. On 111 r has inn's. T tare were ethers ado... oersuns h i . ~,,, 410 11 ' .114er1. T:li , Irh a mettle:: was originally cage's,. should know. Swift and Ji•net • two more of tree defers:Mats. ' 4 0 .01.111111111*. it tni7•lll heroine ;lima! by the means were there; Mr. Mont made an addretta when he took ed iiii.rottiee ft.- r0f...0. or hy Ilk° teenier ;if the meet. the Omit; witness heard the wool.• in their orighuil 'flit et.bit M.. Jrr) VL Juld hare to decide, and state ; the. ,tuceeh aas taus :--•• G ei stl e m e u, 110,.; , e , er ,, i ii!-- ~' s .03 old rat d toe en... • that you will he pracraole and quiet. Every person also ref a few obsersoot•ns (rem A'r. Ili*NT. in whir!' he teistied to hear must keep order. and ail 1 ark for is, that ~,,, reasried on the esinihnit of the 'either% sad Ma1:1•1- I darlll4 ter proceedings yule wile be quiet. We will ender-' 1 .,„ gas os 21l attempt which be 4111.1 1i3.1 11..1C111 Sr Ittei• tour to make ourtelves heard. but it is huitossilde for 114 to 1 e P M" '" ,_ • ~.4 . i pima, wt„. in ..m „a ig d run k en soldier. be heard by the Castle. We aisle our fo te row-esntrymea ersi pets. Mr. Justice Faure said he was at liberty ot who du hear. will tom irate to those also do as. I. it is ,055 awoke: trailieg to shwa meet tne eh , reeler of 11.1 useless to remark upon the intedd.si meninx of test a eel:. m om eso. but $ll.ll was out the aware of dell last asket only to observe, that ilea who. by their inalisomm etersii ns i • ape al:ilt4l. use taking advantage let a few illegal words. esperted II:ev reeemotation then proecearti.- rho-people arm pesers- had triumphed; Waked of wis it nari prediseed twio• o ta ;c os tnat part ti:* the field warm s: i;11.1A OKA!: Amt..' t the numbers.—(taieers4---aml now att hate ariumplie.l." 3 ,,, eoafthed i t wrong t o mmt low et•netehles into stoat a There were two or three plaenrsts, signed by two or toree ed ass of people untup,..‘rted by to' militar:. It soul ! tileseure indis menus. The a ililess then pro. eetled to °Moose. tee lees 'ltemise!) . la•e":•Iebt• The Peet! , Muhl ii .• that white say log this. two or three companies of foot 4111- a 4.333 were close together; did rot are them locket : I dices appeared in Diekedsou-street. and fiAnied. Mr. limit as k 0 0,4 as clomp tags set 54 ItOT , 4i!lie. Witness heat 1 said. " Neter mind, they are only a few soldiers, am! ter, I mo* that we.: said on the hotting 4 by him (Mr. Hunt'. few, compared with us ; we are a host against theist." T.w !so natant tne people sh,eitti Otte* rowel the hustings Id crowds assembled were tery much ealeu:ated to excite ter hie (air. Howl; their wish to heir slow would not alarm: his appreheasions arose rr intelliamme lie reet•ive.l mv „ a d e m e n, stone( rocalthehuatines as they did. Wit- 1 beforehand. and from al ;ant he heard said by ut Rats—not ea corgdend them as di4CII/ilatd troops. who mime i • i from any toiog he saw or heard on the tr•aend. ego' or taint for hint 111,. limit 1. as madden offered,- - t•roes-emouided by Mr. iltainow.--Witnatt did not know It* acre so close the ettastahlea could not a e t : fiat Julies was a carpeater, rtuplorsl to erect the hustings. pair ass a double row oh constables from lfr. crtrxTret's U•uss-examined by Mr. HI ST.—tielW do you Ito, Mr. goo. It itness went down that row. but cettid not get rooper! 1 hope you are *el ; I have had the pleasure of ~safer 13 ants of the hustings: slid not sce the Mn 1- •••••int you berure.-1 1 1"datas is :Id aceouotant, sad also a .or I e oiled come iglu the Meld; saw them form ;a: • hits-stationer :he wax n'oto emp.o)ed is tweretars to a com mand they were sober; spoke to some. aid did not • - : emitter in aid of the civil power •• llatiehrester, isle nes not awe appearance of inebriety. He saw Na:iin, but ht 4 'in the employ of the esa.i.:.`. :le had u.wasional commitid issersattos witis him; slid not are Nadirs make par ~! '- Ca. i•111a with the Coverer and 1101 . 44.1 rb.t. Ile wrote an two to th e h ust i ngs w ithout she y eo nasery ; it woe I 1117e0llat of the ineetioa from his sarettory, glided by hi* Wee., Swami roa•I less to attempt it, ' whirs be sent to the Carrier. Ile stud nett know wnether It Arasiall thaild resisisel in Manchester; is head-mash - was inserted. He helieses the ae:Vallt ill the Courier was an c.. - rimmsr . sc h, n d ; was near th e soar , d , th e Ilk 1 ; , from the Morning Papers. Ile did Not thous revirt for the or a larks body of men in Deanstrate; it was that parr:. ' .12orAistg Port He was once • cirri to a prose esional acti lateadurted Mr. limo to tile ground ; saw him in au open • ileman at Manchester. His toaster was a supers is ,r oh ex arnme; was in the house next to the Star In' : the coach . eise, nod surveyed the brew.wy of lia•ses and Fser:r. al Pei talped, and the party stopped also; sbenie , !. hissed. wad : ton. Witness was a clerk. to them Whale he was only lay ..ara =. opposite the Star Inn ;slid sot know whether the • of sae. , raws were there tato or uot. law er heard no signol, Ile was wet asked why lie left it. and. appealing to the Wit ieenie4 to be dose by concert. Mr. Hunt was SWISS. Judge, be said.- - My Lord. I ss,dilti sisal to be allowed to I lane were music and banners; mad not say aceuratmy alswet this question. I would rather do so, %Alien I was vat the numbers to err : i. was nutracticable to get alone ; la year+ of age 1 was clerk to those gentlemen. and let at street; he acted upon Met judgment• fur tee did not go 1 some of their money to easy own use, for which 1 was Ms wine tt,os obos e ig, a s h e i n t e nded. Ti . crowd nom stopped eisa:gsd, but 1 has e since paid it hack with compound in'e it the slonables; the'. marched at lint 'trees:Owls, but near , rest to one ou the grin." Ile dela ackiesi s 7 I await, my the cati l lote, batbbefore athl after it, there wit great reels- I Lord, hate paid it sooner, but at its father 4 denth. I Lad Wiry : the ISM marehe l l in rows in a poetised step. Wi e n , three young brothers depending upon me fur support. and 1 *st arrised in Klag-street, the !swam occurred as 4W ; thought they bad strong claims upon me." Tue metro as : 1' CC the Star, bbl Leine further olrllFltness did not see it ; paid n few months ago. It was the 11-st moss's he had slate in ills'inetly; heard shouting, hissing, and a clapping of . the eireurnstaace occurred. It wag shoot 14 years since this tads; a while handkerehlet was displayed from soar aim heppened, and he was now searlt 38 tear', ^l' age. It % 114 dew: the Police-ogee is in Back King-street. The mode since he give es idiom imagist brie (Mr. 114 that he had get a which they proceeded was most rertaluis eat-elated to its- this money . The whole seta. including the intereet for 14 years. mire alarm ; many of them seeming to be r:iiiiilr% turn. Ttsi 4 was aloost IN. or tem. Ile had nut sold Mr. Hearten, or Mr. lady itself was considerable. and conneclav it stills what 'Billie. or Mr. Massie. that he hail eou 111 l Weil this act. lie hebrerd to be in St. Petor's-tield, he became to a ecieus.- - had ultra thought of it before. but he had not been able to Most erne shop a helossl were closed , but the tiours, as far I pay it sooner; he was unit) about two years in hominess for as be recollected. were opened. Witness silt hi • otto wits- I libutelf. The money which 1w laid token aas ailldril : he dew,, and locked both his (rut doors. Toe crowd round dish not know that he (Mr. HEM) had heard of this trans- Mr. li utit had not at all the air of a deliberative as::eiiihly. 1 sellout; if he had, he world has e !seen better prepared, and tee so•staiined by Mr. Its 'T.—ls the biota master of the I have gut a most satisfactory letter Irons one of the partners. Ir. granoesr-school at Msecheder. The huMiess of the ;to woom lie lead since repaid it. anantar-seheol was gone on as usual in the 'looming; but Mr. 11, "4 r next asked whether the money which he lush tiler breakfast he dismissed the pupils, Ti te r, a c r e f o ur given instead of that in which he tied rubbed his master sits tinpartrnents In the school• and about 140 teholsrs, including nut paid out let the poor-rates at Maneinisier hoarders; sent them home, thinking it would he miter to let At this he of examination, and parei,•utar:y this last 6r., be sneer the protection of their parents. lie lied lineation, coesiderabl.• disseprobatims u3S wittiest:id in the tear.; mat persons were ordersol to remain within their wan coml. suaima 1)% the hortitighreeTe ROll minitables. •(aere was no Witness. at the meetirer. did not take down the whole of i-..'• c.:....al to him. lie beard shouting , rroarliug, unit what was said. His attention was nailed to smother smarter hieiser. upposim th e sitar ta n . Tithes not recollect to h ove far n time by the arrival of the eas airy. T.,e abide ',Calvet Seim mom instances of ant of his hos! , has int' been Mot !he read to the I 'ourt was nut taken down at the time. His ilecuilia-ted the proelalasing of king litiliri" , 11 . . she other ; noses were only the heads of what was said. as be was nut a day. There might have b ee n some 1 emit there then, It ! short-hand writer. Ile was certain the words he had used. 113 s alma! on iteamaions of great crowds to has e the ship- or elaellY l" the same ”lert" were used. aisslows closed. The Conn was theu adjourned, at seism o'clock...till to ite-elainiaed.—Shoald have been perplexed what to do, nthrrow at nine. if the boys bad remained in th e sc h oo l till it o ' c l oc k, from 1 it is rXperleil that the evidence for the proseentloa will the date or the towo then. rinse todnorroo ftiat , .rils% ) evening het the final conclusion Ermined hydohncm.-11)eati's-gale it a narrow Pad he ay of the trial is nut ripvi. , ....1 :seines Tuesday evening, or early shirr:. The foot-path is not a yard aide in some places. or Weslnesday. John Barlow, Barlow, examined by ale. &tomtit Ht.o.t.oca.— limps the Coach sad Horses in Desies-go le. about 50 yvols THIRD DAV. Irma the Police Office ; was on his premites nearly ail the SATURDAY, 11%11CH I!4.—The B crowd that sn wsnirgr. Ills attention was arrested by a /souther of people I. , °" ' norritine along the stre e t. and an o p e n carriage with four ' ea rly hour Ibis dry °eel * " lea the I . "" tle P t " thou g h net so great as on Thursday and Friday, teas conairler er lse m en i ns e ct a woman was on t h e b o g, w i t h • lag i n Mr hassi: sad the CrOW.I all , i , in king's-street. within tilfthr able. soul a liraptrate tomb took place at eight o•con•li, of M e Poke Ware. alld staPPed • taw minutes ; they turned when strangers were admitted. 'the L'ousrt was cow their t ams towards the police. sad gage three 'heels. 'rile pletely fille d before the proceedings were. re,uso l ed, !moos is the carriage looked towards lbe Police Olive, but with the exception of the plarea reserved for the 31a ee did setknow whether thry cheered. Ile rlii SUMO lasts- g i u di a t e s. am. use had the inscription, •• 1141.tal Repreaentation or en minutes after nine lir Juittice II svi. LT entered. batik." The cheers were vers loo.!, sever beAr.l any tidur di r . **• Us ii.!,,k,t,... The)' i sed . their ' lmo . - the ir-• ear. isnot ors not present at th . ot moment, but Bamford, eo. w windows to present J.011e,, Mood sr, sod several of the defendants were in Wag brol.en:lriusess did not go out after ten o'clock that dn. desmsequener of the alarm he t•lt. Court. i`rots-examiued by Mr. Ili %T. --11V11111.4.1 remembered the The icouse. before he took his seat , remarked , that on imrlawati, aof peace; there were thee great crowds in the preceding day be haul objected to a piestiuts being' Maltraester. but nothing compared tr , thn . Cnn the•ltk.h. - : put, .ea to the conduct of the Yeomanry Cavalry. Ile W itbess received no insult. hut was much alarmed ; saw tier i was then of opinion. as lie was now, that that question Pn'elamation of George IV.; they did not then march su well could not he gone into, as the Court had not beets a , - it those on the 16th ; on both °cessions they walked or I Refolded fur the purpose of trying the Yeomanry of "lambed side by side; did not know there were any labs or Muincliester. He. holvever, desired to be understood Masers at the proclamation ; ant certain there was none Rarillt 0 11 th e Itlth : did not k now h ow man y h t ill mce going to show the peaceable charneter of were Se- ' the lur e ling, by the absence of resistance, he had nut aided out the proclamation; there never wa • half so great ( slumber at Maachester Ra ce s, as th o s e which passed his , intenslerl to exclude by that decision. If, under that Mew the 18th; he could make no computation as to the impression. Alr. I lent bad oinitted to ask any witness allabers. questions 01.1 that subject, which he was desirous of put- Tibewles litysn, examioed by Mr. Scattuurr.—ls a gun- ling, he (the Judge) would order each witness to be "ilk residiag in Market-street, Manchester; saw nuns- called bark. 'verso( people passing his shop about II o'ckwt„; there was I Mn. Herta haul only wished to chew the calmer of the great noise and shouting ; he closed his shop fur fear of the meeting, and after the evidence given on the other side wisdoms being broken by the crowd. I as to the motive and views of those who attended it, lie Cross-exasebsed by Mr. Ht rer.-111' insets knew Richard' Y had been anxious to prove, that..inittead of offering re "o• she gun-maker ; did not know he abarpened the swords i sistance to the military, the meeting had taken a course ter **See ; shut his window., again about two or hab itat two on the 18th : the crowds were coining back at directly opposite. He . had understood the canoe of the interference on the part of the Judge, 'and if any toes ' *re; saw aus horses ;on asiachlef douse to his shop : blow his Neighbour. Mr. Motise•a; boomed sot tell better lions should occur to him that he had omitted to put on lam himself wham venom shot Of oposibis shop; a tea of I the conduct of the pimple, he would in the course of the the shatters were taken down betweall 111611111111 psi heif-past day avail himself of his Lordship's permission to renal fte ' let Pit, hiPiss : did ad amakall taloa' olataahro, the witness be might wish to examine farther. attgil d s made,' ever before wawa crowds pasinst by. The first witness was then milled is. k4h t o " 66 e lmul i md hY Solitiso t I t iva # 4 " l * Joseph Mills, examined by r. &demi tictxec.a.-r rr il "'kW th.pcsaiMe. ad ks . latter to____,3lllthe t Keeps a ra w- ho oc. mie; low Sealai Is St./team:sloe* ii i ti of igoitt eeepie Mita to - Omsk IL 1911. ; apd CentiaPal,go• osea. they orgagWoodl 'keg al thgt time I me the 16th al Augdat, at the head of a patty, it *bone twelve o'clock. The party marched tour or Are a-breast; there were 3 or 4,01/0 persons; there might he more. .They all marched in tiles and Healey marched them up to a (*Art, which was stationed where the hustings were aterw.irds formed. Healey got into the cart, awl took a Mark flag from one was belonging to the party, and stood with it in hi. hand till the lain who bad carried it Kot 011 to the cart, when be save it him email+, and the i s •rtt• closes( r d the CArt. Ur spoke to Mein trims the cart, isn't desired thew to be steady and grin in their cense, for their enrol:ea were at • hand;" they cheered hint. The ttp of liberty W 4.4 vitrrosl with the p srty, whirl, WAS accompanied hv a truos;let. Saw a remit of ti.. 11411,e of Wikle at the head of a party in llosely-street. [llene was welted to look rounJ if hr could see Wilde. Ile p •:.:te.l alit one ;icemen as being like him, hot not roe Wilde himself.] eselinsoie a.i.ireel the Judge that the person pointed nut by the wit•i..ss wits no snore like le Ode than his Ile thence thought it was to be inferred, that the witness did not ititow The Jetwe was not of opitticn that this was clear. raey were standing close together, bet fell hick lwfore Tee tteinin.stion res•l wel.—Witnese went on to de- the locking remmencell. It was certainly imposeibl.• *crier i'.ll.le to iw a vatting lail, wide-m.ll'o'rd and thick for any min at that time to force hie way thrunel" the lipped. Ile was •Ile first that formed the met' r :nest the crowd. Witness was behind the hustings; when 31r. hustings. between the beers of eleven and twelve. Iles Hunt arrived. He therefore nittlll nut see the move party might reesist of *bent WOllO men, marehing five ; meet which then took place, hint there was evidently n or six aeireasm. tl iid e ' s piety moved to the cart before ratline bark. He saw Mr. Misorhouse on the roach wit . ' Ilealey's arriv il The men were forminel by hies missal Mr. Ilene Dial not know the others with him. Er the cart. wt I ordered to link themselvt a arm in ann. • saw a lady, at least a feeiehe on the coach, with a Illae• 01 Untie. 11 11 le had ordered his party to •• tine :heir i in her hand. Most of the persons present had their hats anus. and keep as they were." They did link their arms. mr when Mr. 'lent arrived, anal while he was addressing Witness bast seen Wilde at the New Bailey, where be them. Witness had his b a r on his arms, being E a Was called Wil•le in his presence and !frantic. The per- !steer I, that he mild not get to take it otf. The fir. t sons geeing wider his slires•tions had linked their arms. or ereond row next the lenstings bad their hats on. awl formed round the cart, and he' afterwards ordered Mr. Mint then aderessesl them:—" He retoested the them to fall back awl keep as they were, liners, assn in I meeting would not eel! • silence,' for that catised more artu, which they did, amel 'tassel (our or five deep round diatertietwe than any other eireumetanee. He sa:•1 the cart. 3lr. Hunt came ahont one o'elock, and the this in front of the lote•inn, an I then timing restiel, men who hid hr et liiikee opseted a road her hen to Ila•S SilJ:te to the same rlfeet to those behind. He reit, to the hustings. 31r. hunt raase in a carriage with it any persons atteur,er I to create a distarbawel Moor!! 'nee and Johnson. Witness saw 11r. Duet as• wills a view to interntet the proceedings, he hop^ rend the Imoines : Section had ,wen isst the hit-tines smite sine ironed be foled to hare coartge enoni't thee before 11r.,lout arrived, more thee half an, to pet thetas down, tenet theet, ant keep tbeei hour Dering that time he hail spoken severe' times te I dowse" iln this same :n en, who stood behind wit the crowd, wet they elsrered him, hut witness was not ness, observed. " Why, that's killing them." Hot tire n ear enough to hear what he said. 11r. Hunt aftetwarsla Pros in a low twee mid co 'id nit he heard on the bust. ealtiremed the crowd. There were more than filetent per- infs. Mr. Han! then turned is, the front of the sons present, as witness ti edit. The nwetitig, in wit.; and thanked them fur the honour conferred on Islas, by nesi lodgment, was calculates! to levier wenn and ! esonsing him their Chaim:ie. and said the Magistrates terror in the inhabitants of Alenrheater. 11 lute.* hail s lied shine them service by postponing the meeting fruit been at several twenty.: before, hut lied never seen the, the last week. They had inteeined that they had gained patei come as they opt on that oaeteion. Had never a creoplete victory fiy pitting a stop to the alerting. in• peen se laces. a warthog before. Those allO rattle into I stead let which it w a s th e r in s e o f a g r e a ter numb e r ton is on hereon necaseims, always ratite two or three to. meeting On that °erasion ttsan womb! otherwise have been ge:her, at their tern le'isnre; bet these ran:r in military I there. Then, adverting to Male plat'ar Is eiosted al -mitt array altogether, in several hushes. The persons wito the town, which he dr. railed to he signed by Jack blint came seemed tmi be from time ronntry. anal Time Short, sir mine such insienitivant persons, he 1k Mr. Ift•XT.—Witness had been a pothliean since proreeded to co: ttttt ent on them. when the interruption. Lisa/ember teeter tttttt eli. lie was a polireeitheer. one I 'sectored. It was time interference of the Yeomanry of Mr. N roosters, WI he eat an jolly (witness was • which prevented Mr. Hunt from proceeding. Tbey(the . a lusty man), that Ise was itneble to run. At assisting I Yeomanry) were seen renting from towards Mr. Huston% 31r. Sadie sin the Nth ' as a eitecia ti l costahle. as Many limisr_ l where they remained fur a few usemeett. Here hundreds were besiee. Was trite sure that Healey came 3lr. Hunt made some remarks which mull not be heard, with a body of inen with a trumpeter, and feraied round bust he did hear hi,,, say " Steed firm, my friends, they the cart at !several verde distant!, from it. Mr. Healey I are in disorder already; rice them three cheers." He paid they must be firm in the cause, for their enemies spoke to that effect, and then commenced the cheering, were at bald. I lid nut hear him bid them ferns round I and then a confuse.) noise followed. The Yeomanry &ti the rare. Dial not hear hint hid the people to he prate-1 rennet. The circle ite which witness was did not recede able or violent. They (the multinisle) eaase in parties s till they (the soldiery) name close to them ; some sayivig or eithtuins. Winos' had net eainverami tm 'tit withesses I " never mind them,'• " don't stir," ht. Witness wee Already exemintel on the subject of the evidence given, pushed bark with the crewel. lie then saw the smell near 4114 any body know what evidence he was :shout to: diverged by the Yeomanry, awl the ;tenons tithes L give. denier's non did not insult or assault him, or any Ile innd never seen such a meeting before. He shoe id emir else. 'When 31r. Hunt arrived, the b and plaYes t s, 'Mutt (be: his judgment was se ircely to be depended non, tI;PQ the consparring Here comes." Did nut emanative Hoe there miebt he 541 or tettenn persons present. that an insult or an assault. Did n know that "lied were principally stone athletic men, of the letter o save the King." or " Kole itrifannia," wee played. labassn•rs and uu rbauics. T:le meeting he thonght rale Would not swear that they were not. liealey's party tetherd to create the most serious alarm. formed twark at thin bark ;of !:lisle'''. Did not believe. • Crossweaminsni by Mr. Batteow.—Went to Manche - that Ilealev'tt teen linked arm in ante at least till after ; ter to report the proereslings at the meetitee; saw the they were ?loused. Wilite's did when for ttt i t • h ,stings prepared ; .lonrs was assisting to prepare the !lore Wilde entered the Court, ins! was instantly re. I hustings, lett tea, not so active as Wilde. Did not knew reweave! and pointed ont by the witness. In linking I that .tones was a wheelwright. The crowd increased; arm in arm, and falling hick, they pushed Leek the I Jones then came forward and advised the people to be cons:abbe. They fell bark alsout two yank ; the rota' peaceable, awl then he edit thews what the Committee stahles were then nhont a tioxeu or fuurteen yards from had recommended about the locking of arms. Time; the hustings at the nearest point. This movement locking might lie a safe and necessary measure to pre alarmed witness ; he' slid not go to the Magistrates on I e order, so that all might hear what was said o n ;Ile the occasion. Dill not know that any body elm went. tinge. Did not say that 31oorinise went on :he Wilde's men presses! back on the constables before Ilea- I stings, though he came with Mr. Hunt. ley's party arrived. Did not complain of the proceeding [Here it was intimated, on application being made ei at that time. Wilde addressed them, and ordered then i the Conn for a Multi to which the wit lot" the de.. to be firm and steady. He had a white apron on; the I fence might retire, that they would not be wanted that apron did not alarm witness if he haul said any thing day, 3n.i might go away.) to excite the people to violence or tumult, witness would Cross-ma:nines! by Mr. lloter.—While the hustings have noticed that. ititi not hear hint order the Pe°lde were being erectesl, • he (wittiest) had beard Jones awl to be peareable and orderly. 'Would not swear that he Swift attars-as the turi•timig. 111.1 net recollect tisat 'sue did nut Joao. Saw none o(the persons commit any great I holy else did so. Did lint know the defendant Saudi; violence in the course of the morning. Saxton was on he ought have addressed the meeting, and yet be mil `.t tlse hustings a little while before llr. Hunt _arrived. i toe recollect it; as to those preliminary matter" lie hi I whirls was shortly after one. Witness heard Mr. Hunt not paid any very particular attention. Other persoes address the peo p le. They shouted, and hr (Kent) has t have addressed the meeting besides those he ha meal, and they were all merry together. Bellevel Mr, fetced. The observations made liy these persons ws me Hunt said—"those who would not be quiet, pull them a ll 110 the eater effect. 'Elionght if Mr. Saxton heel :.- down, and keep them quiet." Did not hear Mr. Hunt dressed the meeting several times so as to excite 'Lebec . - hid the people go and pull the soldiers clown, and keep big. that he guest lestVP enticed him. Could not say that them down. He never hears! any thing of the sort. I lie bail not addressed the meeting. The parties , spoke By Mr. ILthaow.—Did not see Mr. Mentrlintlllll on the II several times, and Mr. Saxton speaking to the saute ei husliags. i fret as the others, Ise might nut have notices( him.— Br lir. flown—Believed Mr. Sexton was on the Thought if Sexton lee'. come forward to speak, he ~a-t hasiings about half an I . before Mr. linnt es •: • hi : alanoNt of neeescita• Isere observed bite, Keyed he Rao,' he on a Cart ; WAS not SIM' whither h e 'roas-esa ttt i t led by Mr, He en.—Had attendee t`te was on the !towhees, or in a cart ; Mr. S yowl was ther alerting fur i no purpose lint to report the proceedings to when Hunt cater; not know that lies Svctun was a one an toe r.ontoon papers. The account ha bed ap reP°rter in a newspaper; " (4 saw whether or out reared of the meeting MN his. He did not Went that it be hall a pen and ink and parr with him. was lib , verbatim, bet it was to the same effect as the Ik-examined hy Mr. Serjeaut Ilupsoicie—Describeal Reroute is hick Ise hail sent. It was net usual to doctor the hunities to le!ir lien erected at the slistamice of a Ns reports in the shop, or to alter the tenor of what mei few yards from %%Isere the cart had formerly at I. I sent, though in some a change might be made in the Cross-examined 11r. MA'AM— Dill not tell Dr. 'atop/lege, and errors arising from the harry of writhe Healey a week before, that if Ise attended that meeting I corrected. Witness had no other occupation than that Ire wont .1 take hies into restudy. ilad out siucr said to of corresponding with a London and Country aewspaper. one of his customer*, that directly he Saw hint (Healey) H e e uo testiness at 11encliester hut that tibial was cott on ii. hustings, " lie markesi him (Dr. Healey) dune fleeted with the meeting. Hr bad arrived in 31anekes. for his birth" Witness had been u here Healey lived WI ter on the Satnra;:y night preceding the 16th of Aar's'. the nth of August; Healey called in; he keen' witness, lie sent the accounts which appeared in the New nue, who had once taken him to London to Lord Sid tit's in !Ise course of the following work. He wished the ofli •e. Healey spoke to him in a friendly way, and said , police to obtain information, lint *ever to give anw ; he e. rou have not got another warrant Wituese WAS against me, have , had given none at all ; he had never been employed hy Mr. Milne, nor by the Solicitor to the Treasury • h o t yon, Mills?" and whiten said, " no. aSke.l to sit down, and they talked together. H eale r never beset pent to Halifax. nor had be ever Seen there Was not tried when he was taken to London on the but as its pissed through on his way to York; he had charge preferred against him. communicated with no London newspaper but onemesome Henry Horton, remained _ by Mr. SCARLZTT. — Was at articles Lad hers communicated to the paper he wu con- Manchester on the 4 with Manchester. London newspaper; at different times ; perfect order ; they the command of' them; pos, there was one flag surmounted the colour of the dagger • that point. Was on le Kkill the first cart aerie stapes at the back p' Mr. Buxton's house. came. He exhorted , the Coapaittee all prunes asonabliag , at BIM yards .d/olenrep, era, in order that they de .1 ~_ :. . . e 16th of August, to take :totes fora fleeted with by another cormspoodent at Manchester, ; was at different parts of the field but by wbose r ke did sot know; he had written but that saw different bodies marching, in which came ender Ms own eye, er was beetle:Lawler r were conducted by persona who l ad Ms own ksowledga. His article was not mote lot' them; they bad flags and banners: from the term ts.af . imam reporter*: he had ou•. surmonatal by a dagger. He thought tallied Mt ipjyrkfkpii, me of Mr. Huot's laskeeft. agger was red, but was sot serials en filo .attesispe ha-1041" i. pun fro. hia Nick 041 oa the fleitl before Mi. HAM mere ; eons which he Mal pg. ~' retiring .frem Ap.ereser- arrived, he saw a grest.log of row log. ha inst. in bet . aw rzr ommosibl. part of rhe field emulating Mwartla dieteir. alga'''. Y •„,.. • + : 'RP e, Saw Me, Orlin begets Mr* a"' " rail a e. "M r . .jam. 11": hist ~.t. imiltatort d= peopiero.be pesomble, ma mid dream?! : se aril ;v. wife arta ro d. the s i g en t a y poielappoikat apotairith • . a.s. Jun, ' tersowts. - "T - af= 4111.10*- gig were to farm mule( A, k 110 smee, and to leek thompelfrop e :ra l o i l: trimly. he wi Mt it they alight net be broken is upon. bad piled. Did sot kne* parer melon: elan- 1~~ Witness was then standing behind the hustings, which were torn preparing. On that communication bring made by Jones there was no particular movement. Mr. Wilde spoke to the same effect. Mr. Swift also address ed the meeting at greater length. and obtained a better hearing while the hustings were forming. All this was before Mr. Hunt arrif...l. Swift also exhorted the meet- imr to be peaceable till the arrival of their I ha irman, and not to give their enemies any opportutsi.v of eNervisinK that power whirl' hr knew they were on the alert to use. '• By this means," said he, we 91%40 prove to them that we ar.. not mai, as they cal it. If we a'•. mad, it's the most pleaNiug east issilpility . l ever experienced in my life. - Thoqe were his precise words. W hen the spree!** were filishe , l, nothing particular took plate till the arrival of Mr. Hnnt. flehisti takes notes - 'hits far, hut he now tli ctzht it ailvi‘e lisle to pot his pelt 4.1,1 paper in his po•ket. He stood near the constables before; he auw g ot into the middle of the circle, between the coast-- Wes and the hustings. The preiNtration of “ larking" then began. Co at•oid creating' any alarm, he locked throe; he became a loeker,.`or rather a locker. i 1 ..........;..L.,.. ....... -----....................m. .•. . . ..•••In 4."7-.: .a....••••• i ... • . . TilF: ..TAT'ESNIf. Ati. • _.___ ,••••, -.1 1 • .......--. inp 1 ere __ ~at. shod' his **irk at him as ha.vwas mush. when Mr. Hest ranee tip. about a eaartrr twelve o'clock. The party marched font or live a-breast ;1 Whom* was then Weeding behind the header, which "4 ”le P." up la the heel. h • feel written, • Al- t tore one: there sere hannees sae goes; •rsr" did net hear thew there were 3 or 4,01/0 p'ersams; there might he more. i were then preparing'. On that etessninalcatios being I dirKtstromii. set. from their Issguage. a eke a noise %hen passing his house: thew marched tea a ar'F" •to jllllrenfillei, revalittianary prin- a ream. and part of them strut la re:mier sin.: wen. staid,' They all marched files,anal Healey marched them tip made by Jones there was no particular movement. Mr. ~...essi - 1 his gimp seta the wager of the to a ear., r which " was sttone where the hustings were Wilde spoke to the mine effect. •Mr.-Swift also address . In. eon le et of Ilse people at the meet- a , home all ,t il, and Les, Ted te doe sad taunting language whirls um' r I): it was rlosed in the saute wns as on temetass :he feared sa • I,* ft r • sif•ero eels forincl Healey got into the cart, and took ed the meeting at greater length. esti obtained a better I 'mu mietit hear there who sere h Re'a'd t ,err would bra diaturoance, hia alarm %Tat the en of a soar.. ..eg arutu, ,on.e luau belonging to the party, and hearing •obit, the hustings were forming. All this was ,„.,.e.,101.• speond 'elitism. hot le 416 I hefting his eheloes. 1 storm with it In no nand till the win who had carried before `lr. Mont envied. Swift also exhorted the Meet- Was certain that he had given el. roes-enmesh:ea he: 7.1 r. littsr.—Witairsz W.4.i very Wltets: it trot WI to the cart. when lie gave it him again, and , isle to hr peaceable till the arrival of their Ultainnan, anal 4 ea me erreboeee clotted. Have I !artn•-•!: he helot a eisturbaure: dial 4.4 ki,..%. wn.'re it the ii";Vrifl"l,l r ti ther3rl• Pr ,puke to them Irtesi - not to give their enemies any opportunity of exercising .issrates, as he eun,,iitere,l they %vomit end ; n'..l not fear the esivatry would Iltlit..l. his honer; ' tne rare, amt elestren ow,ns "to be %freely and firm in ' that power which he knew thee were on Hie alert to use. t • :eaa se proiect the town. awl heard no report that na• cavalry were to attlek the people ;' their rinse, for their eneni:es were at hand ;" they -" Hy this means," said he, ...' we shall prove to them ,anted isv In answer to a creatian from the Judge, witness snit that neatel. 496 far as he Raw,. witness lives ninth% ahead tali yards of John uterine.. 1 l ' cheered hint. The aap of liberty was earned with the , that we are not mei, as they cal i it. liver are mad, it'vtlie a .. sr s .tee, the ChesOire : .or., and two pieces of about baatopeople passel his Imam.. •t my, whirls teas amain a tramwt. Saw a `must pleasitig ideteaie' flit .111 ever experieneed in my life." 1 ' persuit of the noose of Wihle at the head seta party in Those were his precise words. When the speeches were ,I;osi% eete:!. It was I Matthew Cooper. examined Its Mr. St iIIIATT. —Witness i1„,,„ui,1 be iseps.. UAeS at Maneltester, and la a iodine areountion: nent loot. Mosely-street. liaishe.l, nothinz partirtilar took plate till the arrival of I „,.;,. weenier, Die Peter's-field et leis teeinek on ew tees: tiawlriit V:rre %vie' Pk" 3 ' Willis's.ties. w . asked to look rounJ if hr could see Mr. limit. Ile haat taken notes thus far, hut hr now imatem persons present, clii• 11% trout tile e. taitrr, ot the la- Vi ilde. He p oeied net one person as being like I • , th eight it advise title to pit his pen and paper in bit eis to the shed- , boiling class; they were so close, that ac el•iii,l not g,•; a• • hot 4.11 net see Wilde- himself.] po•kee lie stood near the constables before ; he mow ,e,. e. ion. Tate !OP hustings; took an ammo of the Inscriptions a,. the .Oatiotosti assareal the Judge that the person pointed .;,,at into the middle of the circle, between the ennui.- ma peaceable ' ("fist on one was. "No learotsgisioameers, U,i!:r eta I hr' nut I'e the u•itioas woe no more like It ilde that. his Ides anal the hustings. The preparation of " Inekine" •"I se to show • lion on the revers:. ,if the mom; rise tar words. •• Taxa- • Lordship. Ile titmice thought it was to be inferred, that then began. In avoid creating any alarm, he lurked -e a better oil without Itepri”-eniation is fyraiiiit end Injestire." the witness did not know W il:le I • welt them; he became a locker,- or rather a lawkee. titan 13% On a third, " Liberty .or Oentli;" and On /1.11”1:ter be words. . 1 I 1,,, pt. No faun Laws:" en aisoeser. •• The Iterlite of 3lan ;•' on 1 .1.•,.. .e 1,-, ens .a• -.l.—Witnest went sin to ale- the I.aieitte c ammenceal. It was certainly imposeible 1 •. • yt:h. another, the figure of Juatice painted: he eemite.i ten hie , I%ie ettoug was tint of 0 I . ._ . .1...11_ I. .2 ,I a rt . im.p men t rit this was clear. . Ifail. were standing closse titeether, bat fell back before y• ass in at that time to fore •• wai, thrust_ t t 1.• his!, • I '. I I stuck fair all • • f • his • I I dad wools 16 milt, and des, raps 0. liberty ;was sun En. ti,.,,, "rrihe i• tide to in• ayo 8; MI e-nenit lei and I•. t,wilen Mr. Iltnit suited with hi., party : set cral of them e !1., .Ii Pi' .e. 1• Ile was lie first that formed the men r meal the crowd. Witness was behind the leitatings, when 31r. , etilvwed the procession, wore senile papers or rags in their "s"g''' between the bolo, of eleven and twelve. Ilia Hunt arrived. lie therefore roust not see the move hall. and heard some of them say to 4)1 :WS. .. 1,3.:,. , party might immest of absent NMI men, numbing five ' molt which then took place, lint there was evidently me 'lke rare of ).:air rags:" he noticed Mr. Runt. Johns, ii, ;or six aoireost, Ii ibis's party waived to the cart before ratline back. He saw Mr. 3loorliottee oti the coats wits • i others in He carriage ; oixten total laatigat were I Ileolee•s arriv il The men were formal by hint mind Mr. lient, I'i,l not knew the others with him. Er the hits inga. T sere were others wee... Itersons be ; the eart, a' al ordered to link themselva s arm ass arm, ' saw a lady, at least a fesi.le, on the coach, a its a 327 I !mow. swift and Jame+, two more mew defemianis. 101 haltitse, II al le had soda-real his party to •• tine :heir .in her hand. 3Last of the persons present had their hats here; Mr. tient made an addreate when he took 1 er•iss.amsl keep a. they were." They dial link their atom, .atf when Mr. Hunt arriveaf, anal while he was addreasing • el witness heard the wood.. in their oriOial Witness had seen Wilde at the New Bailer, where lie I them. Witneas hail his hot on his arms, being sa ' ,Pb(:eh %'" taus t--• licilltirent.P. I I'l64l'l'l' i was called Wills in his preseme and scaring. The per- ! lase!.e I, that Ise enfold not get to take it otf. The fir. t . • peacesteatt alio quirt. ',very rers•lo ono ~ ~ "Ilf T mod keep order. and all I ask ton is. that 'waits AMU% :11.1er his s ire,•ttatlS had Illke. I ietr arms. air ea•s . r irli their hits 0.1. I 1. • • 1 ir• ii• s•il.i ow next the linstin had • reediere yam win be quiet. We sill moles- 1 111,1 forme'l rainthl the cart, and he afterwards ordered ; Mn. Mott then addressed them ;—•• He reepestesi the -selves [ward, but it is isuilossit,le fur 164 to , them to fall hack anal keep as they were, United ann its I meeting amitlal not ran ' silence,' for that caused near. I whole. We %isle our wiaaw-coeterymea artu, which they dial, am( 'moil (our or five deep round ! distnerinee Heti any other eireamstenee. He sa• I am hole to those ,silo tin n, I. It Is the can. 3lr. hunt came 'Mont one o'elock, and the I thin in front of the htreinze, an I then tinning roan I, ... ~ the Intratl.,! meninx of test as aok, men who !rail hr.. 11 linked opaesesl a road for hen to pass spoke to the arms'effeet to those behin I. He said, r.. sae abs. h their inalistii•nt eiferti. n 4 .to the lenstings. air. hunt rame in a carriage with it soy persons attend; •e I to create a disturharim 1 ": Illegal w"rds. "I"wirat l''eY ' Mnorii um anal Johns:wt. Witnees saw Mr. Hum us- with a view to interriyt 'lie proceedinge, he hope 1 .. W tutu. it seas predeseset two-'„11 rend the lie:aisles : Satston had been esti the hit-tist.:s souse aisle teamed be Criaal to bare caarage enoogh 1 `ad stow ea have ariuhtylie.l." s flute liefora• 31r. htmlln arrived, more thee half an ,to psi them shown, tyro sheet, an I keep theta vanes, signed by two or tw " re , It :ring that time lie had spokes' seyerel times te a I dow." iln this saute in in, who stood wit-behind i- 1 s then iirtweetleil to Miser te. our ' - the crowd, anal they t•lsttertel hint, lest witness was not I nes% obserrei. s' Why, that.% killing then,." Hot dim 1 ve e.,terisie4 of foot sot and Onmeil. Mr. 'Nat 9 or 0101101 to hear what he said. Mr. Hunt untoward% l was in akW tall", and co tie! nut !,e heard on the haul few soldiers, on.! t erc Ailtirerleil the amoral. There Were More than MANI per- . 'lnes. Mr. Haw then owned to the front oldie bloating% than."' against Ow." .1..4e sons present, as witness ti gist. The meetittg, in wit-. anal thanked them for ties- hontler conferred on him, day 'lteu•dotel In C4cite nests judgment, was calculated to baspire Warnt and • r'. lug him thew Ch twistaa, ;I:1.1 said the Magistrates liestneehe reeelyed terror in Hie inhabitants of Manchester, tt oleos* hao 1 suet dame them service by postponing the meeting from . 'd by tit wre—not heen at several nieet'ti rS before, hut had never seen the , that' last week. They hat imegined that they had gained s paredd. , ' r. e o come as they stet on that narootion. Had never a eirtralete victory by pitting a stop to the alerting, i it did net know tie hustings. seen sealargea meeting before. Those who rause into 1 stead sat which it was the rano. of a greater number ' 1 41., Nir, town onfaeiner occasions, always ratite two us' three to.. meeting on that ora•aation Clan wonlil otherwise have horn osure of Keller,advertise;; at their earn leisn; hat these rate i r n military there. Then, advertise;; to saute planar is tooled militant also a array altogether, in several bashes. The persons who the town, which he ileseribed to he signed by Jack Lone seam- came %a• wed to be from the ranntry. ! a 11.1 Tom Short, air atonr such insienificaut persons, he not Ity Mr. lit'SrT.—Witness had been a pottiliean since pros...wird to co: 00000 rut on them, when the Interruption. -ii- last•Octoher twelve tttttt ob. lie was a polies-o I theer, one ovetirreal. It was the interference of the Yeomanry as of 3lr. \.a-lie's connate., WI lie eat an jailly (witness was . whirls prevented Mn, Hunt from proceeding. They(the . a lusty man), that lie WAS unable to ma. 1: .es assisting 1 Yeomanry) were seen emoting from towards 3I r. linxtetnls Vs'. N4din on the Nth, as a taitecial cot:stable, as man , house, where they remained for a few ioitteett. Here mired% were beside. Walt erne sure that Healey came Mr. Hunt made serene rem trice a filch could not be heard, ' a body of men with a trmispeter, and (aerated round bet he did hear him say •• Steed firm, toy friends, they rt at several Yards' distant!, front it. Mr. Healey I are in eliotrali•r already; give them three cheers." He icmust be firm in the cause, for their enemies I spoke to that effect. and then commenced the cheering, :and. I lid nut hear him h:;1 them fools round 1 and theft a confesed noise followed. The Yeomanry ail- Hid not hear him hid the !seal& to he prace-1 vancesl. The circle in which witness was did not recede tit. They (the multitnale) came in penis" i till they (the soldiery) came chew to them ; some saying ai Witness had not cnversed t$ 'tit %Outrages " never mind theist," •• don't stir," ke. Witness w al on the tinkled of the evialetwe given, , pushed bark with the crated. Ile then saw the mail know whet evidence lie was a! ttttt t to : dispersed by the Yeomanry, and the persons tan t; . ' dial tuft insult or assault 1 • ,or any iHe sash never seen such a meeting before. He shoe d 'r. Hew arrived, the li ant! playeati, • think (hut his jwlynterit wa% scarcely to be depended on)s, , limo avows." I not eatumiler that there Wei, he Moe rill. 1111) persona preeent.dok , . 'rhe - i . . tilt. Pill no) H knot; that "od : were principally stunt, athletic wowe, of the lower or 'tale Hritannie," was played. laboorere and turchanies. The meeting he thought rale o• were not. Ilealey's party culeteel to create the most onions alarm. ‘I% Hale's. Hid nut beliese ; Cross-examined by Mr. BIAKOW.—Went to Manche - in ants, at least till after i ter to report the proceedings at the meeting; 'saw the whets for ttt i t lg. h 'stings prepares!: Jones was assisting to prepare the in.! was instantly re- ' hustings, bet Was not so active as Wilde. lad not knew vitness. Its linking : that Jones RMa a wheelwright. The crowd increase-al; 4 v pnshed bark the I Jones then came forward anal advised the people to be a rants ; the cam- • peaceable, anal then lis• told titeut what the Committee `ern yard% from had recommended about the locking of arms. This 'his movetnent •king might be a safe anal necessary measure to pre 'Oswalt." on , e order, so that all might hear what was amid on the - else went. ingot. Did not say that Moorhoese went on the cure lien- ' tinges, though be Caine with Mr. Heat. a • "wiling 1 [Here it was intimates!, on application being mule to ' them i the Court fur a room to which the ',Hessen for the she the I fence might retire, that they would not be wanted that • ng day, anal might go away.] 4 1 1 Cross-examined hr Mr. Ifoi.e.—While the legating, • a a•ere twine erected,•he (witness) hid heard Jones anal 'wilt address the meeting. 04 not recollect Meat anf sly else did so. Did not know the defendant Saxton ; debt have addressed the meeting, and yet be might -Alm it; as to those preliminary matterolie ha I I any very particular attention. Other rotors ve addressed the nteetieg besides those Ise had , 'he observations made by these persons wee le effect. Thought i )Ir. Saito* )011 a.:- ,'. 'cling several times so as es excite eechear- ' • . at have noticed him. Coold eratsay that 14 awed the meeting. the parties spoke 4r. Saxton speaking .to the-same el ',e might not have neeiceel him.— i : cense forward to speak, he mast observed Moe. . '''... Hoer..—Haul attended the to report the progoodlngs to The amount dig hilt ap- He did set mineelkee it ill a the maw lON as the se not instil I. doctor `se weer of what weal id he mode la the %any of wild tig *lea than that or newspaper. .leh was eon blanches- ' Anfinst. IIIII• a I i the he II Ilk ti "~ 4 ~ •.m