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INSURRECTION ACT-SPECIAL SESSIONL

LIIIRRICR, ♦PRIL I.
Serjeent Tousling sad the Assistant Barrister, at 'ha
usual hoer, opened the Adjourned Sessions; al the County
Court, having relented front Rathkeste.

Merits Moon. a (anew, was poi to the bar, cha►ged with
having, or the 24th of Marc►, refused to acknowkdge bar.
lag any amnsisaitioe, although a puwiter.horn, a tin powder.
Auk, throe gon.locks, ask a small but cuntaiaiog gunpow-
der, were fogad in his possession after such refusal
.Acquitted.
o►a Aftlerthy was indicted for hiking served an unlaw-
fat Desire spots Patrick Quark, federal ►im to quit sad
give up a faros which he had betel from Mr. Mary Graves
Grady. The Prisoner was discharged with the unanksoes
concurrence of the Marianske.
Pelvic* Sheehan, fur belay absent from his dwellieg on
the 24th of Marrh.

After • Meg investigatioo of this mose, too prolix for in-
sertion, the Court sad Magistrates retired, and, whets they
returned, Serjeant Tomos informed Ilse Primmer that he was
fused Glailly,atier an anxious deliberative on his came, sad
that be was forthwith to be tried on soother charge.
Patrick Daly, fur being absent from his dweiliag-hosse
os the 30th of Mardi. It appeared be had cooly gate • s►ert
distance, sad delayed in • *eighteen?' boom to take ►efresh-
ment. He was discharged after • rigorous inquiry.
Patric* Sheehan, who had ►ees jest tried for absence
from his dwellitic, was indicted for awned served as isolaw-
fel amine, through John liartigas,onateary ar the peace and
statute.

The testineoey of Joins Hartigan, U. was the piiteipel
witness, was so Alersat a vita/atom of the shligatiee
of en oath, that the was ordered into the deck, sad etiotaittal
for trial at AB WPM Maize+ fir p&psy•
• • t 'll' THE POEM CASE.

Pattie& Rolm sod thorpo Borten, for koviogreforri
to tire op was, ate. and for an isourrectitutary porn Laving
been fouled Is the clothes of one of the Pf 11001 SHIP.

Tboistas Heffernan, policeman, wild oo ;be 29th with •
party to search tinder the insurrection Act; Came I. the
Primmer.' horse, mod found them both in bed; os being
asked for ansnounition, they mid that they had nose, but
for the witness to search; slimes. asked George if the
clothes which lay by the bed side were his? besaid they were;
witness then pot his hand into the pocket sad fonald a poem
of an insurrectionary tendency, and a mere timothy composi-
tion; is Patrick's pocket was a soldier's worm or atnniuni-
tios strew, a piece of an old rusty pike, ice.; the pike had
no appearance of being i■ see, mid appeared to have bee•
lying in clay.
Mr. D'Errtßas, for the Prisoners, gaoled the Atl, the
provisions of which excluded the poem from coming within
its enactment, namely, " print, write, post, publish, circu-
late, send or deliver, ur cause to be delivered, any paper,
lee. shall be guilty;" bat the Prisoner, it appears, did so
such thing.

Mr. LLOYD imitanced the case of Fitzgerald, at the last
AIMOZOS with respect to • document found upon him, and
which carried evidence to a certain extent of the Prisoner e
guilt ; he merely stated it in answer to Mr. D'Eatsrre's
objections.
David Roche, jun. Eat knows both the Prisoners for •
long period, and never heard any thing derogatory to their
character for peace sad loyalty until the finding of the paper;
be made an examination as to any writing in the house, and
he found nose bearing a similitude to it. The Prisoner's
sister told this witness that the old pike bad bees found in
the field after the plough.
David Ruche, sea. Esq. was also acquainted with the
characters of both the Prisoners; they were under-tenants
to Mr. Grady, and they paid their rents very regularly; al-
ways knew them to be very quiet young men.
Serjeaot eeeee observed, that, in point of law, he
and his Learned Colleague were of opinion that the docu-
ment did not mime within the provisions of the Act; but it
was clearly mutat-a in this case what little reliencerwas to
be placed un character, when two Magistrates had given the
very best possible one to the Prisoners, end nutwithntsted-
iog the impression they had of their being good, peaceable,
nod well-conducted men, • paper of a most seditious ten-
dency was found epos ore of them, which paper, could it
have been received as evidence, the Prisoner would be a fit
subject for transportation; he would rot discharge him
caul be had given ample security, himself in Ira and two
sureties in 2bl. each.

LIMERICK, APRIL 2.

Blaanor Gallivan was pat to the bar, fur having on the
24th &ay of March, served as unlawful notice oa Thunias
RaiWell. The following is a copy:—

" NOTICE.

Thomas Ruddell, I totally forgot visiting you along with
the rest of your neighbours, cud du hereby caution you to
surrender in to your landlord your holding in Coula.uss, or
you must quit your station, tar be used as the late DIMOND
Bowen. Your doing so will spare me the trouble of
you in ■ few uights, which you well lino*. the diffeseere of ,
violating my laws. (Signed) " GENERAL ROCK,
Cosiasarder-ia-Chief of the Rom■o Race."

•ke was found Guilty.
The *arrow space left in oar colonise precludes the Weer
lies of the evidence of this novel conviction, it being the Mot
one in which a female was tried. Upon the 00000 neatest of
her fate by Serjeant Toattatta, she gave herself ep to the
most violent Isramitatiuns, which were echoed by the roarlag
of her husband outside the duck, and it was • coasider•blo
time before order was restored. Sbe was well dressed.

The 'mune* of this wismau had • very sensible effect. •e
the peasantry foolishly emit:rived that uu &oats would be
punished ender the Act.
Micla•l M'Carthy, Patrick krilakom. Joh* Doan* soil
Michael Minalea•, were ind•cied fur exciting • riot ea
the 9ila of March, sad delivering a• unlawful wotiee to ex-
cite surh riot.

Deeie Gorman was indicted for hasher Eisen sa unlawful
message Rom Captain Rock to Jobs Lynch, to carry to uue
Carrel, of ItsMolise; this .an bad been tried before, so-
glinted, end reassoded fur fresh trial. They were ell seve-
rally indicted for exeitios a riot sad iseinlintios meeting to
snack the sown of Olin. Denis Gorses. sad Michael
Dl'Catiby wore found guilty. Patrick Mllaion, Jobs

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Deolaa,aad alltehael Ifiealtaa, were acquitted. bet obliged to
give bail. As able sad salutary adueoautort was rare i•
the Prisosers , sad .a poluted, war. rebuke gives to a you..g
riffle/Nan whore or/redact appeared is ibis ease eat what
should ebereetariee a rah/eat sad loyal eliasaelirLisaw•
risk CAresielaJ

LINRILICR. APRIL 9.
Oa tits alalit of Thomlay storage,. owned W.. Wslleac,
of NaboemoßlN 'Alba& a few stiles of No/wow* wasattachea,
kin Imago broken oars sad eaterod by as moo/ porgy of
hooargrais, wbo lastaatly wised so Ms daughter. sad loot
bet off to MS onowasaiso.

There have beer 47 Ptioonort convicted andor the Imes-
mama Act is this county Mace its enacimnet.
ILATBICCALE, 111141tCH 49.
leatence of transportation was pasted upon eight per..•ru
Oils day, convicted the two days remora, four of whom
trete immediately .eat off to Cork, sod the other fear kept
is prison until further orders.

_.... ,

CORY ASSIZES. .
LOS!, APRIL 3.
Serjeist Leroy has arrived is tows; Baron Paseiven-
ther is detained is Killarsey, by a seems attack of the gout.
About four o'clock this day &least Lefruy case
Court, when the Commission was opened and read,'iminee
diately after which the City Greed Jury were ',aim ; the
Ron. C H. Hutchins*, foremen.
As soon as the Grand Joey bad bees swore, his Lordship
addeemed them at some length. He observed, that however
the cease may he at other tittles, be was warranted at manse
is cetegestelstime them us the appearance of the calendar,
sat so much with respect to the somber, aa to the character
of the *Yemen which he remold upon :1. They were such at
were sot marked with any peculiar personal delloqueuch
and there was only oar that appeared to his Lordship Its
have any cease:tor with the confederacy which ham (ha-
yseed this as well at the neighbouring counties.
.Thls cir-
cumstance would Warrant him in dismissing theia without
any further observation, was it nut, though their city may be
free from say coanexhia with the spirit of outrage that
was abroad, still they could not remain uncoreerued at the
character of the times, or Ibe state of the county at large.
—lt was impossible but their comity must be affected by
the cooipiracy which MOD eagles about them, and, seder
this impression, he would detais them fur a short time whilst
be said a few wards to them on this subject. His obseeras
tions may be satisfactery,to them, and useful to the country
generally. His Lordship declared he was sorry to °Were,.
that from the state of the calendar of the county, handed
to him by his brother Judge, there were • great 'umber and
enormity is the offences there, and that they required every
remedy that the wisdom of the law, or the exercise of their
own energy could offer, to 'oppress.
With respect to the county of Kerry, from which be had
just come, he had to state that there the SAW species of miens
was found to prevail to • great extent,sot however aseuntiug
that blackness of character and deliequeuey which woe so
prevalent is the county of Limerick. Hi. Lordship ob-
served, be had one thing to state which gave him tome satis-
faction, and that was, that the execution of the laws its the
former comely has impressed the people with muck effect,
and that some signs of contrition were observable among
them.—While be had so much to say of this county, winch
afforded a little cheering hope that it may return to pests
and good order, be was sorry to remark that the population
of the other county (Limerick) presented so such favour-
able aspect, sod that it appeared reduced to the lowest
state of demoralization. The last sad and 'woeful ditty be
lad to perform was to pass sentence of death upos seven of
the onfbetusate tied deluded men who took a part in the
disturbauces which afflict that part of the cuantry. There,
within two miles of where the Judges slept, and whilst the
admonitions 011ie law were sounding in their ears, they
committed • barbarous murder, under the most 'intimated
circumstances, sod committed on one of their owa deluded
associates, having first inveigled front him oath to keep
Ibilr secrets; when they found this unfortunate man did
Rat keep it, they earrdeted him in the most cruel meatier,
literally beating him In pieces with swam. Os the very
road to which the Judges had but scarcely turned their
backs, soother dreadful murder bad bees perpetrated on is
Scotch Captain, for giving information that an oath bad
been administered to him to juin this illegal combinatiou,
and this cruel end barbarous outrage h.d bees inflicted
where the puoisienent on the culprit only amounted to tran-
sportation.
Though the Jury may be grsttfled that such abominable
acts did not disgrace their city ur county, yet they can-
not be assured that crimes of the same nature may out ex-
tend to them. if out met with corresponding vigour. What
hope could they entertain of their future security and
peace from a population influenced by such a spirit
Every man outbt to take this to heart, when they saw,
day after day, that the same crimes were committed
and pasiiihments followed; when they saw day after day
that offenders had been cut off, and examples made, without
any effect; but noires they came to the rout of the evil, it
was is vain to expect an amelioration of the system of out-
rage. On this part of the question be had come to so opi.
aloe, that the cause was owing to the state of deniuralizatioe
of the people of the country.

OMAGH ASSIZES.

THURSDAY, maace 21.
CROWN PROSECUTION.

THE KING AT THE PROSECUTION OP ••••••••••• IeBRIEN,

WIDOW, V.. 1 HAMILTON, AND SEVERAL OTHERS.
Mr. R. JOHNSTON, am Counsel for the Crown, applied to
the Court (Mr. Justice Fletcher presiding), that the trials of
the several prisoners who had been arraigned for the neordeei
of Michnel Warms, at Drornore, on the filth of December
last, should be postponed till the next Assizes. He founded
his application ou an affidavit, stating, in sntrtance, that
James Hamilton, the principal in the offence charged, had
not as yet been taken ; that several endeavours bad been
made to apprehend him; and that hors were entertained
that be might be rendered amenable to justice previoas to
the next Assizes. Another ground on which he moved the
Court was, that it would he injurious to the ends of jostles
to expose the evidence on the part of the Crown, until every
possible exertion had been seed to bring the priocipal ogee).
der In justice.
Mr. Dsuarwo, on the part of the Prisoners, said, that
they were sot only ready, but anxious for WM; that all the
Prisoners arraigned, wit► the exception of Joseph Ray, who
had been in custody since the investigation of the Magi.
striates, had surrendered themselves, and given the meal
notice to the Proseecutors,that they would take their trials at
the present Assizes. He therefore trusted that the Court, in
the event of Mr. Jubostun's application being granted, wetted
And no hesitation, under the eireuesstances, of admitting
the Prisoners to bail. He called the attention of the Court
to the bighly-respectable appearance of the Prisoners, ant
said they would give 6,0001. bail for their appearance at tits
ensuing Assizes.

Mr. Justice neTcuest said, that this was a ease of very
great importance to the future peter and tranquillity of this
county. The very respectable appearance of the Prisoomert
tended very much, in his mind, to increase its interest. The
case of the Prisoners hid very justly called forth, fit as
especial manner, the attention of bin Majesty's Goverunseet,
which wisely determined on making it a Crown Promeotitto
He agreed with Mr. Johnston to the pnnetple„ that the ends
of justice could not be so well attained to the absence of the
principal offender, sod therefore directed that the trials
should be postponed. He further stated, that he would not
be accused of (reline any disposition to abridge the liberty of
the subject. He bad not as yet been furnished with copies
of the iuformations against the Poisoners, which be world,
in the course of the emoting, read most attentively, in order
to admit the Prinoaers to bat, if the nature of the facia
charged against them would permit him so to do.

FRIDAY.

At the sitting of t►e Court the Learned Judge said, that
be bad read the informations, but out satisfied with the nit,.
pressiou which the facts made on his mind, be had thought
it right to consult with bus brother Judge, Mr. Baron
IPClellaud. That that Learned Judge bad also read the
ioforunations with the same view, namely, in order to admit
t►e Prisoners to bail, if their cases would warrant it ; and
the ►earl, of their mutual inircatigatt rti of the matter was
that be (Justice Fletcher) could not, •usaiatcatly with hht
duty, comply wit► the application.
The Prisoners were remanded to gaol,

"T"

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Mot migiedliffraided, bad obi bee's beamed late
lialegi %Webb rieessbm; tut hi 'ithellibele ealty'riftee'Reire-
s4mlimesyme. if he abitild eat this.* tallitesed Irberatise
A. ems • peressesli say' tilise dlielleser bti be
*we istem, It yviearhiethale "lt.'
filt. He lamestrd it, however, beessirtld• Lattothlif 'hood •
viMeid• have Seel she sipmorlusilly sf'vradteutirer the 0..
rertsey from the impstssies• mad talseepresttimallside
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scrims, the right of tbs. Waists*, staysail a se,,m of as in.
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.likely lima thiiimi pea, byleaviog their work fur
the jer Alessi to return fromMeaelitater to seek work at borne?
Was it likely that those mei who were employed in drilling
•ad traiiiiag, in march's/ Mad eviisitionarrisor, sod also is
inlimmirtees, wield become. rich cod good dilators? Ire '
thought sot. His Learned Friend had said, that the imeotiog
at'Mautbesler was, at the thosit was belik perfectly legal. If
his Learned Friend mast that individuals Might rout to dia-
. .
goes their grievances, be perfectly agreed with hiss : but aloe
rosiest to say that 100,000 nes, or eves 60,000, slight he
legally assembled wider such circumstances as were owlets.
lotted to excite, is the Weds of ales porsessod of property which
IV, wished to bequeath to their posterity, a just cad res..
umiak ground of terror and stare, then he would say, that
orither at that nor arty other period of the history of Eng.
boa, could such • merits( be legally mumbled. Ilk
would ask them, them sa reasonable men, could swell so
Bustin as this at blauloster, milogregated as it had WOO
isolgei 'seises of issurrecties sod rebellion, beaded •
gooey Hoof, cow essedoest is Hamster gaol, sad Illiehaul
now reenlist in Dorchester Castle could such
s'ecertiog be eoseirtered as sot likely to endanger the lives
nsedproputies of every individeel is the neighbourhood?.
Hard !bens to reply by their reedit*, aye, or me, tot
sigh a question. Re did not thiaik it sougpory to slam Mt
them the law on such a subject, b.-cause his Luedrhip +water
then tell them that the eumece of the decries laid slow.
upon the subject by Mr. Justice Bayley, at York, was, that
where a nesting was put together io such • minim as lo
create termer sod alarm, it we. decidedly an illegal swedes.
Hit was so, was it to be allowed to remain! Were deers
as° legal wevos of beloglog it to &close? The law of Lug.
lead had been called the refection of moue; but the pee.
tunics of reason would be brought to • pretty moo if there
were no means of stoppiug a meeting of 80,000 or 100,000
people. Would the law be worth living under, if • man
like Hoot could go storm he liked, and at his wits convene
Marines, adieus them, and direct their rouverusts
de thought no good etas could wish to labour uader such
elite of thing.. He should lay it dohs as the undoubted
low of the laid, that say magistrate, constable, or rivals
iodividual, might iuterporre between the country sad limb •
*ceding. They would 'es in the course of the evislooso
thaw peculiar crisis at which the blagutirates it itiodotoiot
hod formed their desermiostion to disperse this NUM
lig. If' they bad out formed cad executed that de.
terssimalies, he wit euoutertioesly convinced that the
torts of leaschestre would not hare survived that du,.
Ts cc 'slate the eßeitt• of such a suelisg, he would desire
the jury to euarider of what material the meeting was
Geared s it had beta in preparation fur several weeks; thp
whole pordstion, within It miles of Mauchester; bad been
fur some weeks arrears; fur • great day, sad it was some.
Wag mairvelluos that his Learued Fund, who had s'a'd
the. object of =list nseeting to be parliamentary reform, had
Mien scarcely eudesswored to peeve it: ha had said, that ii
wig convened foe the purpose of drlibersiiog, bat by sad by
itiactorre'd I. his eacellsat waskistaisdierg, Hist deliber•tioo
of. such Nnumbly woo amide ituriensind iodeed
eftet4 it she" sot a word could be loord os
with occasions* more than ten yuida beyond the hustlers?
could nut be their old et, it growl be (yids's;
that their iutesiom was to &bay, that If they could nut obtain

'dune lo eat way, they _ro Astipirt rt In tentlin. His
Leaned Primed had prwei- teed .tp elbow the legality of the
eour.iies ooil how kart he dui, tla? He might ham rolled
3 mg I.l,o4linia On
~1111 e. Him* *or thavtemed lip do) to
Ailre *Mt * (Mr: S.)bitillel!Ye4 i. bet he' red 11,a0
hieneff With editor salf tin twifea.4
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or lifrleiei i'er4 who Itinkethiteld4 't , sr iii fir iliel.op.
reedit* me 011ie * 011144 itberroolikiAtooll,
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velefigar inertistai Waiseheileitrildlas earieft*eigiteis
istidintere, Si **We dill*. Thenrt.o444l4.Bkeid I
we'dte% I k ingii, bet Whirl not beie peorleniir Mu ea
14,46ie;Astt limb+ shied .4. Philinainatery_arfeesp: opit
bierrehl Itire WI ti have fine the tire hi a
.eadement of
tbeireeel db)dri. It lisif leM 'Mated byli OM*" if *,assie
of Tyti,-ilistf Ofe fliiii hod 014444 at ifssidbp. i to:lmre,"
was ineal,lid was noileithie i h. hod thee* prup.or epetai
p:potothein,' olio se lei if srh.ele lip slioild ow read,cceta
they' appiervalibise as tre,itiotiabli iis.ily be bad ("At*
He would Mew Millen, Mat flili iliserset tiesiseogge Sad
leo other view in Ilanctiemer than is. forward the ohleet
of the neeettag preci•oily held Isßisittvieid..-4 enershir not
o4y Mewl, hot was as nearly mammal& as pooselse: lie
skepla protect • winless oho had reestied Mom erandetioos
frees ~/mods of Mr. Meat : the reseletioes be world
wee reed, mei they apoke for theseselme. [The Leonetti
Ceemel bent mod the AmidtArld Resolutions, sod cone•
vested epos diem as be read them'. they were chiefly
tread al Mr. Moot and Mr. CarWr.] Si thee pre.
corded to ray, that it • meanie Were held to carry
M. omolelimes ialo effect, see of *Mehl mermaid 'a
eoallidinel alleglame so Goveromeint, id ewe Opals!,
illegal. ilia. did be cameo the pemeediage as Smith-
field wish those eaborterAtedi semerisig at Manchester!
He would sue expiate. First of all. ha would show them
the pilsesid eon's( the meetiii/of the 9th of Aegest, which
hoe 4In4W woes igligenkle BO pasidruesly eierelsted is
Illsecliestee sod its islittiserliouif —(ibis ptecard, caltipg
epos • the earepresented hifiebitaists of that 41100 to
meet feet the purports of drilla g • esist 'to mpreseit
them, end for adopting Meier Cartwrightbe jilan, thi Leonia
Bedfast thew rest]—He reworked, that innitild tie' Isintpsi
levited by Min placard to atteird, was Illithheles Wrfieley,
who, II Nightie* a seat for flirwiiughas, bad ',nein& ob-
(sherd a suet, a close lieroogli, at Abingdon, adds that fir.
Warder, who was also along the invited pelves, had pow
his reildieee in Warwick Gist, N..er be would silt it, Jury
whether it wee worn likely". meeting of melt a deeeriptio• '
mild he bead for dr libertines, ur foe adopting eosin thesauri
I. onatesonstite of the law? He wool.' .sow call ihefy
lineation to the moaner is which that meeting had
bees umembled is March stem. His Linseed Frielid bad
said that they bad come is hesiatifel order—he allowed
it, het they would are coMe in still more beautifel
order, if they had bee* clothed is regionals's. Hie
lemma friend hod also stated Met they had hers trained.
that appeemd by Mete owe evideace. Why had thee lines
so 'raised? Was a seas less'able to decide opus see Wes
memore, bemuse he had not hem drilled' amble the "iileal
foe ..e seeks? No; it Miis'oot to' 'sable them to ireit:
better Mat they hod bees drilled—shoe. drillnigs were of 1
same ester* se those which raw reenlist. ei4rwent is his
klajesers blrike. They wive employed eight after eight
I. marebieg sod conater-niambing, in wheiltirg is airfoil if
hoe, and its clipping their hands ht the *OM " ire" that
surely could set be smeary far the prime sit deliberttlie.
He weight Wale moiler e feet, which wawa peeve that delilis,
ratio. was sot their objeet so these drillidge. At a Certain
word they fell does, at somber wind they tow 'phi. Now
that was a light 'granny movement; heed tee when per.
pose maid is he practised by them men, unless tiny me-
neoplated • onfiet at DO distend period' with 'metal
tmepe? It was aloe worth while to comfier whet them
&Ohara seek place; they were all is the elehttime—.
they bps at desk, arid lamed instil tbe neoreleg. Two
ee three individuate, Moe had visited 'them from eerie-
shy, had hem alma* murdered by them; sad he would shine
that at owe of then &Mier, et' MAN eeriest wen held,
sea, 111 White Mom, some it C.oekey Moor, sabers 0%
Weals Hills, Redford, to omelet Mimi, lead beta
; weft—..airalbriilOlS as a emonseader of • aimed, iseenition via
a prints. He +weld litmerisis show, thet he had been ~eying
• Gag ie the Middleton' divisions et the sweep. he reerlyed
the sabre wooed for which h., aow demauded eeporeties.
The LeareM Seljeaat thee described Me barbsetim treat.
meat which kilerray sad Miswerine, two of the fdpeetereter
police, had received at White alms, seal anted 'bat the pods
whom those individual. had nee drilling, os peering Men-
east's house on she IGth of Augusta while repair's( to Mee-
chewer, had added iaseli to injury by halting, yelling,
and biasing before it He then deviated she stitch of the
I reformers from that place by the Eschaoge, sod the air
of &fleece with which Hunt bid slopped his caralonile
before it. to hits the gentlemen foraged Ibprt pie basi-
-1 pees. He likewise drailed the inamitef is shark the
cultists was halted before the , Star Ise,. !hem the Maple
testes End to assemble, sad the bootleg which them souk
I place. After stetter this asasewr ie whirl" this duds* a'flifdd
at M. Peter's lield, *fin a eitittlittilt re.gete 6901 11011141
Cottage, he proceeded to describe the milker" wow is
which the other dinkiest took op their proud. He should
prove that they marched Irs she Arld. Mr. Shettlewerth bad
said shit they merely walked. To that Fenno s °piens
he would oppose the op 'ion of million wee, who said
that their stately orgeoiged step was that of regent
troops. They bad likewise music, bugles, drums, sod
tires, nose of which were mortuary to suiel their deli.
Iterations. They had also limners with inscriptions. His
Loused Friend said three psi oothieg *meg in that : that
they were only vied to distinguish the differeut tows.
ships from each other. If that bed bees the fees, they would
bare simply put the saw epos the banners; whereas they
had pet " Lees" os one side, and " Liberty or death" Os
she other. Theo there wise a black fig. A fat jolly-lookiog
mass had bees called to prove that the Sag was palatal
block, seemly because he happeeed to have at that time so
other kind of paint; bet that sistement he was sere the
jury could
Counsel then commented os the impropriety of seek as
lOseeipliol as " Liberty or death." sod said that it was
iotended to espren Insult, defiance, and honility to the
ematitated authorb les of the master. There was she the
inecriOlon," Let us die like we.. sod not he sold ao slaves."
' Were fir people a &leased,' hen, ie that state of throb/am and
misery, that it was bet ter for Mem to seek death thee to coders
' to. If not, was out such se hisertplioe calculated to mote
disaffection, insurrection, sad obsolete rebetlitio. After coo.
demising the isscriptioo of ‘• No Cows Lase," be proceeded
to pen t out thy reoulatieleary teedoice of the caps of Übe,-
. te, twhieli were paraded through the field with so inoth soh
sestet:on, god to call the attestant if the Jere to the" dog-
ger," or " the piece of hie," as eve of the *Semen had
mind it, whit h automated ose of the lags. He thought
that he had row satis6:d the Joey that the mottiag was
inept{ bet eves supposing that it was set DO DU amain
of iln betimes, he'woald ark Meat •Inther, seder all the
cireatintances, it was not ID constituted as to strike terror
iota the inhabitation of Manchester f After eulogising the
martini of the Magistrates la very store' terse, mil stain
that it was Mislaid to suppose that they costa wastusly, heed
without muse, lend themselves m acts and proceediags width
hod pat in jeopardy the lives of his Majesty's slibjects he
anted the Jury, whether, under the impressions which ;hey
bad derived front the facts that came widen their keel!.
ledge, the Magistrates could have acted is say other
way than they did ? They were aware of all she facts which
be had detailed. They knew that Hirst was not easily to be
pet off, arid that, Mooch be had seceded to the postpone.
mew of ate meeting, he had not alsostioired his inanition a
disturbieg the peace of their neighboselieed. In maseqemice
they left Mete homes, came to Manchester, and there cos-
suttnl, day by day, sot how their own properly, but she pro-
perly of the inhatairauts of Manchester, end the trentleillity
of the otiosity, could best he preserved. The Leereed Cmanset,
after seen other statements of this savory, ieformed the Jury ,
that the Magistrates, in persinmee of their duty, hired Mr.
Sexton's bootie, is order to he eye witnesses of the pro- '
stredtogs of the day. They left the Star lei at tea o'clock
to repent thither. They found • cars placed is the middle 1
of she square, ohkh they naturally eoppoird was left there
fur the purpose of beiii& used es a hoeing, Having
sates is a cumber of special troodables;Miey Armed diem
In two hen fur the parries of keeping op • tree sad rine-
trerepted communien•ies brewers the can mil the house.
After drecribieg the military wedeln which the dillfneet pet-
tiest mein@ g on the greeted holism their position mead the
hinnies, he asked whether such a etersinstasce pedals' be-
fore thee's* vf the Magistrate, was am easkalated to mote

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their Gan? f l wet het Oath ail FM slant nee few' at 111
• Pleisitits wherries; but then It itegid le be fellOneetotte
that wills the exception of Me 16•10 Yr ah. 'tidier Par-
tieipated lo the traessedoes et Abe dal, or catered otroolllY
late the feelings of the pertistAbae esseesbled. The ie.
habitant. pf hirmeiseater, bewever alma illar/ Mel MO ad*
reasplefely jammed with • allhicOoteettal plitirletioos he.
tome alarmed; for whet 'OO4, as Mr. *auk, lied
vie" gbek'ved• son ant dawlimosts skit was heeded by such
men as Hest nod Cathie? The commoniestios between
the bestir,' sad the weans tansained open for some
time, bet is ermsegoesee d its object bsieff "'sr"'
by wow Of (hi.. oinembled, the waggon WM removed, end
the apse, Itexween its old apd new position lilted •y b the
moltitode. He would prove this fact by iedisputable testi.
twiny. ledeed,there was est Pee witeem ee the pert pf the
Plaintiff, except Mr. Stanley, who dared to slats that llama
wan en seinterrepted committeieldloal between Mr. Bin"
tun's house and the besting.. He would chew to them,
That there was an lelefrupitest mimed by the lurking of erns
or 7 deep. It was not seeptideg that the obsesses slieuld
week of the poomabk dipsersoaer of the sleeting before the
arrival of the yeornaary, he use at that tims tisnitwas
bltdy le quarrel wish oases tbamoselves ; hot the Illsager wee
Nei the collettioe of so ;real • mom ea:cited persona. la
d'fewo of the tifformts moppwroa takes, by the Manchester
Magistrates, he referred to else great 'Wachtel done by the
Who io 17110,whichhe sumfilied,to the plasillaaimity of Kell.
set, then Lard Mayor raf Ismaili, who had aeglected tallied
is the mdisary to quell thaw. Per that nosillasirsity •
criminal isiforgietiee led hers Med against him, cm which
be bed beim bend guilty, sod severely Sued. He also
refireted to WPM= *sew is which the City of Loa-
thes whew exposed, spaltiMe pOtader sari destruction
wildh bpd piper In it et the time sif the Syallelds
meeting, is coeommeacp of mi stamwatios awl had beep
mak to Abe emir by Mt &Whisks!. Plow he would
ask, had human satyr, illy d.ham that hue? If it had
aut., Was it wed likely that thy ...me alai resold rioada have
ot;e+teed et bl•Nellester t k ought to be reeollecterl that it
wise hot elloteserte de), lo which tltege mee, witbtheir wire.
and falsities, resorted to Manchester; sad the eslisestioe
that their journey sad fatigue I. stendieg world creole,
weld have obliged them to Mum resorted to the alehouses fee
refreshment. Now after they had been filled with the polities
of Heat, the religiee of Cathie, sad the porter of the sle-
hamar, he would sib whether the lives e( his illiejestes eels-
Pots womb not bare bee• embingered by park a masher of
lediViduelp orrparias to Manchester &bola Pias et
Ice o'clock et eight? Wield not sack a eircamslaisce hisee
merited amitemal diem's'? Red if it would, dere wee pp
ersilnf iise Miaow. The Magistrates hid es Reed p altar
it;ditipierm p they bad to ,skate soy other
k dof legal en isenee. Hader ;he ciinpisto Mom 'be
IllitFielettife thought thcatilehrell homtal Ms nth la the aid
skfatei irnbiert thel, bete. • wpicitit to apprehend lb.
of that smeller. They put it ipso the hands Of
the e•astables, whim owe aid all isf them beelariii slim it
was lespracticable is them I. execute it. His Learned Friend
had said that the civil ramar ought at least to have tried
I. 'epee's, it, which wee Ii 'other word, so say that two or
three esestabies ought to ham bees billed is an attempt
to peewit as inspoenhility. In eetssequemee of the Magi*,
boon ceiseidieg Is opisiue with the constables, • .swap
was seat off to empt. Briley to advent" pert of his troop to
the held, sad to Colusel I:Estrange to bring out the Clreshint
yeomanry, end the 15th homers. Dories the interval be-
time• their arrival on the field, end the dispatching of the
psemage, the Riot Act, as he would prove, was pub.
Feely }rod out of the window under which the triton's
1111Cestas was stand's', end over which Mr. Stanley .0
looking at the crowd. It mattered sot whether the palate
beard it, but read it was. 'On the snivel of Major Trafford,
the ceeetables pet the Warrant jet° hie hands, end desired
him to assist them is asecuting it. He allowed that
the revelry returned the cheers of the people before
they net out for the heeling% and be nosistained their
sight 'to du so. They did net, hoverer, proceed ran
▪ He would prove that tilS' had never struck •
Mow till they had arrived et she hustings ; that they were
assailed by bawling! mid mimes, end that they met with sa
almost issorsaumitahli resistance in their way to the boot-
legs It was sot till they were attacked that they used force,
end then they bed • right to defend themselves alt was his
belief, derived (rues the testimony which he would adduce,
Chet but for the prompt aid gorse by the Ibis hussars mid
the Clitreimee IFolloolls she Manchester yeomanry would
have here utterly minibileted. Orders were therefore giver
to Coliseel L'Estrasse t. emcee them. The Learned Coon-
sel thee pointed oat the pomp of the Plaiorirs evideuce
list Seemed ineonsimem wittiest.' odor ; sod afterwards pro.
ended to esy, that it was oot what reporters from London and
elsewhere fell as to the dormer to be apprehended frum the
reeling, that the Jury had to moulder, bet the feelings .f
these whir bad property et stake in Manchester. He lid
frp weed. to say regarding the .sneer in which the tres-
pass hid been proved. h wags only preyed by our whams,
00 said that be saw Olivet strike him • blow oa the sheet.
der, fie did not say wit► what Mile of the sabre, and there.
ICite it did not follow that the wound of the Plsintiff wee
caused by that blqw. He most again submit to the lorry
Shit there was no evidence to affect this persoa.—
There wee another pert of -Ibis case upon which he
must 'Ladner. to them, and through them las Lordship,
a few observations. Ho wool thia--that die defeedrin4
acted in obedience to • warrant fruin die Magistrates;
the tesistsace they exporiasard . was its .point of fact • re.
sistaoce to that warraot...ed if that were so, there
•as, as be should coati LI, au cud to 11141 whole of this
rise. If they noted without a wariest, though seder
the orders of constables, thee the Plaintiffs for ea
action for damages should hive beettplat their case within
six months after the occorrsido. It was so mower to Soy
that the wiles coetemphsted reins' for • criminal wrong, and
that they had brought Ibill anion last summer, the moment
they felt that there was ne chance of obtaining the retirees
which they sought. That excuse was eassailing lassies( a
protection secured to the public by s positive statute. He
should lay before them in evidence abundant proof of the
the ease which I e had slated for the Defendants. He knew
that the Jay had a weighty duty to perform. He admitted
it was of the utmost importance Ulm the justice of the
conidry shield he adatioistell to the malefaction of the cons-
-1 try; mad is solteipagiwg the verdict fur his clients, be felt biro,
!if If slily askiag Whitt would satisfy the cumuli), and the jos.
bee of the
The Lrist nal lledetat concluded at half-put eight o'clock-
Mr. Jostles Hotratawm said, that perhaps et so late as
hoer it *Pohl he nieweeemmentget to defer calling witisowers
eablidee o'clock to-snerrow Marring, and the den ad.
jeereed until that halm.
THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, Aram 0.
The CAUST Sal at Wye o'clock, sod Couesel proceeded 111
eell eilteMei for Ilse defeoee.
Josathaa tiradrew, a
.cetretable at Manchester, stated that
lug bad &ensured, tremulous to he alarmed before the 11th
August, end sore particularly on the near approach of that
day. The populous diutrict of Idanchirster was in • very
disorderly state prior to the 16th, and the town was ge-
nerally mere disorderly warm Mr. Herd made hie appears/me.
Mr. Bj.ißgawta objected to this evidence.
Mr. Justice H • held , that the Defendants had •
right to give etitiesce that the Magistrates were obliged to
act in a certain matinee. Evidence of the stale of the town
nimedmissibk.
The rebates then proceeded to describe the conduct of a
large party whom be saw oa Sunday the 15th, nasteltirg from
Ilianchtstrr, in the dirrelion of White hiss, Ia • very disor-
derly owe, sassy of them were druok, and be perceived on
his way Muse that way of the limps were broken. He
also sly mime sheet timer Wore the 10th August from
arsooty.firs to thirty mem ma the public road drilling,
Imam into 'reboots sod wheelies in lime. He was
afraid to itstetrese wish them, aid from all he brew of the
mate of Ilse country, he thought it inconsistent with the pub.
lie safety that such a 'ltemise as that of the 16th should be
held. Wittiest, who was st the reeling, pi...eroded to de.
ItrUbe the ausogesemada made by the Maguiliates. The bber
Were at one end of the line of mailable*, sad the homilies at
the other. After the tire of coastables had been brought
elms, to the batwings, he saw the beating* released about sit
er eight yards Cam the commables. lbs communication
with dm limits', emu thenceforth eel of. The heeding,
vu that side wet po lover accessible to as individual. This
occurrence took place about twelve o'ciork, mid wee
dine rapidly. Wittier saw rest numbers strive on the

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Mehl SAM the soualry, mostly will armee bating, Hagen
• naps a Way, nod ether Oftalinal. limey tea their
stations i• ditrereat won, light ANA left, is they striped.
ThercUle Iletterally came in 1a5.11,104101 Of Wl*. Xiiigy
ma regularly to the gemnt!. A garabersof the NOW
divides marched to the grovel with stkks ow their
le4l shoulders. The sticks were of Herne! AUL...
Setae one mall mad some lame. Ann of them
did .pt appear es if they were for thopierpose d walklog.
The stick. were larger, g Ily, than thige varied fee walks
lag. As they cane ea the grotatid, rich enigma end cm
eetved with intentness shooting. That lawmen' very km
guently, and more particularly ea Ham's arrival, fee the
greatest part of the people had thee assembled. Whoa he
✓aw the meeting his alarm far doe tram of the lowa was
much increased. He wss desired by Mr. Halloo (Mauna
of the Clieloillee of Pagistralti) to minute a wanton for
thew; but he serwered that he eivoceived it would Ise im-
pektkahle witlinst military anammice, the emanainacatiun
with the hustings twang been eat off. It woeld haw been
madam' to attempt it. He refused So execute She ~nun
witheptaillitary *mist/nee, aid is consomme* aesisisear.was
seat fur. Mr. Helton gave wines, • letter tai the earegialid.
jag officer of the yeomanry, and seether is the tuitellieedleg
officer of the 13th. Mr. T.Vfithiogtoo, who was in the ma-
gistrates room, took that addressed to the commies/et of the
basears• sad Mr Joseph Birl-y whleh vim addressed lo the
eismeaader of the yeomanry. The yeomanry came lest ; sad
Titans west up to Captain (saw Maur) Barmy, mid sta led diet
witness had • warrant to execute. Witness desired him to gar.
rowed the hustings, in order that they might take the
orators, against whom wines had the warrant, from She stage.
They set off together. Winne admired before him, ea the
right of the eueitables. Mr. Now, a *Weer coostable,
sad Mr. NIII4III, the deputy constable, accompaida them.
Witness kept in 'desert of did yeomanry as ling ae be
could, the usher peat-mot/kers walked. Witness was sot
mounted. The interruption of the people pretreated oil-
men from keeping in advisee the whelk way. His ohject
was to gala the himiags as noes as be meld. Iffhea ie
fused himself obstructed, the yeomanry pained him. He
kept up to the yeomanry as close as he possibly could. Hint
and Jobiniou were taken isle custody, whet witness got to
the bastions. Several others were takes. His sureties
afterwards wee exclusively occupied h 7 the prisoners.
The williflill underwent • long mossexamisiation by Me.
BLAcanuaa, end was emexaraked by klr. Selina* GAM.
d.iuse Dote..? was thee tolled; be &pored to • body of
men drilling on the Ilk August, at Ceche, Moor, shoat four
alike from Bolton.

Mr. Reheat Dean corroborated the testimony of the pre-
ceding witness.
Jobe Tallow deposed to a party drilling prier to the Mae.
cbester meeting at Tambeliills.
Abraham Melee deposed-1 am a manufacturer !Mimi
sear Oldham. I was et Teed oe the monis% of Ma
Stls of Almost. I was there • little before See o'cluck
the sometime. I saw a great member of people there, seal
many ise the act of training at thillieg. I should think leeril
were between two and 3,04/0. It was 'Suede, mooning. They
were in several bodies, each marching and uheying the word of
eorentand when given, exactly like soldiers; I thought Ihme
were freesia le 70 in each company; I saw the companies
united into one body at the road side, on the way to Middle.
toe; they ems formed la one Weight line, fear deep; I
passed dues dee front of two or three of the companies till
they threatened to knock me down; while they were is lice,
I do not recollect hearing say word of command given; they
afterwards passed me le column; I beard many words of
committed gives—" March"—" Quick atep"—" Halt,' and
most of the words used by soldiers; Thee the word " Fine
wait given they clapped their hoods; I reemored era lie
hill (or two hours, or a little mere; I weal agate on the
15th of August about the same hoer, and found the same
operitioits going on at before, but SW so many assembled;
a bugle WOO tared on the "serener of the the monad of
which perioe half a mile asunder came Together; I have
been iu the local militia a long time ago, hat I know the
neanettivres practised Ilsele were military.
James Heap deposed to several parties whom ha had seen
drilling prior to the 16th August, which made a• impression
en his naiad that it would culls to ill, sued lead to a war
acid wader the direction of Govertineest.
Edmond Pillieg deemed to seeing several parties en the
1511.; one of them, the Roytun early, said they would have
a reform in Parliament, go up to London, and would use
the property of any on. on the road as they emit.
James Money examined.—l live at Watley Grove, Mao.
cheater ; I left there is company with John Motocross on the
morning of the 15th of August, fur White-Mom; this place
Is five miles from Manchester, and I arrived there about
three o'clock in the morning; I beard a remained short
all the way on the road; I saw some of the persons from '
whom those sheets proceeded; when wear the White-Mess
I Salt emend primes together; it wet just break of ; the
member so collected might be from 0 iv 000; we weal in the '
direction of the noise—Shawcross being in my company;
they appeared from the contiguity to be all one body, but
they still were in separate bodies; they were drilling; I heard
them say, " wheel"—" leall"--'• march," and every other
word used et drill exactly as if they were chilling. recruits;
they soon after began to halt the squads sod about out
" spies," when I retreated; spies and constables were
celled out by onaey peewees; veil nearly 100 persons moved
after me as I was walking away; some of them ray, and
some only walked; emceed voices from the mate body
which did aet move called out, " kill these"--., damn
them`'—" murder them" 1 was overtaken by those who
followed me, to the number of from thirty to fifty; when they
got to nee they threw stones end clods at me, and those who
had sticks surrounded me, used their slicks by beating me,
and those who bad none beat me with their Sets and kicked
me; the blows were very impartially dealt oat; I had them
all over me; I made as much outcry as I could, nod while
divot so I heard some of them ask," Must we kill him out and
out, and I'll put him is a pit, or shall lie be let gar? One man
said, " I think he has enough," and then they ceased snack-
ing me. They gathered together, when one stepped out from
amongst the body and said, Will you go dime on your
knees and swear u to be a King's man again, nor owe
the name of a King, nor enirstabling?" I cemented, to
save my life. They surrounded me with their sticks,
and one man raise forward hie tell ow what 1 bad to say. 1
remelted the mods after hint. " Toe swear never to be a
King's mini again, our own the name of a Kin", nor ever be
constablang;" During this time I was on my knees. After-
wards I went to Middleton from which I was Comet about
half a mile. I could not get to Manchester without a
chaise, into which I wee ramble of • myself :_e• taw.
Every bit of me was black, eves to the soles of my feet;
I was coolleed to my 1.4
the ittitS.Str Monday,
1 heard the
mend of.begles and drums, and I beggar to feel meal alarm-.
1 weo carried towards my window to mesh* me 'sleek out at
a member of people who were passing by ; one man cried
out " ball," the bugle sounded and they belied. The
leaders were *bout eight or ten abreast. As they marched
forward they biased and pointed at my house—nos all, but
apse of there. I should think there were from eight
to see thousand, as they occupied nearly tweedy minutes
le musing, though generally seven deep. This ems between
11 and 14 o'clock. They had bonnets, elm at the head of
each derision; indeed 1 have wee a regiment march worse.
Many of Aeon had sleeks, sad walked with ihens. In about
an burr after I was aims ranted to else window ; the street
was as full as it could be crowded, with a heed precedieg ne
open carriage, in which Mr. Heat was seated, together with
Johnson, seed a young woman who was dressed very smartly.
He was in the dickey. They Sent as slow as they could (to
be called moving); and Heat and Johneon leaked up at the
window, of the house; and the others biped sail groaned
tremendously. They seat cheered as they pointed to Mr.
Hunt, and then they hissed at me again. 1 think they eon-
Mitered Mr. Hunt as their deli ; be was evidently the
Captain of the lot; but he wave no toommod or directions.
He stood rather still. I keel, St. Pelocideld very well;
used it is ont the nearest way from Smedley Cortege.
Robert Ke;mer, Lieet..Colunel of the local militia, de-
posed that he saw mach eiaieteg in the eeighboorhood prior
to the 16th Argued ; on that day he got wear the breitug•
• little after teethe o'clock, and observed that the people
sear bat spot appeared very close together, and their arms
locked one ihroush the other, for wise or ten deep. He retuld
not get through them, they were between hint mid the hat-
lugs, there was some word given from the bemuses that they
were to stood fast. and not suffer them to be broke* ie. He
did not judge the public peace to be is perfect safety at that
time. Ile considered the town to be is very great danger i

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.littl mbi hplialapeOSe fitly aetion
1)/ idatiarly, lE`vrlmild' lebi.le his die
iniir omits% mikwi, 'ail' 4.40 • jp,
*I ethaimos wfaill'hia Stele it heiiF direct
MD 11.44iltea FNMA it tilt 6114 A labia Moe,
MO.& tgbi Imido
be' itikl iad 4tio
Sift Me • ' Verair; aer st eohid I
ffheeillee ha er We iffiyMltte laid ffoi iv
dot hi atirillltrfeilftisef'cihitt his' eli
illotytht th'irklZ rimy of el
ifek Pine' Ili Chi, %El tifiritill 490.W111 I
lielfet oiled; &helm ,
.L 64. on, i+.•
diffseeel, Inlliel thief. Liteemblie le coeds
Ulna' eit itpriitirfa MOI 014 iltensors frees
akildArrpoof Ilia the 1161alisllirieceived
&Ida Id ble *tine theiesibkillen il
4hrrie fi‘oi lbeisivitti 6'0641814 14 bei
fasis eke* Mit /lappet loved hy 4risii
AI tertian, obi* plinth, dieugblate:had a
M, bet' ifif Ilib'iimp•••• if redrAiiig his ii
galK'lllettekett 'ems elsewhere, she 1110
' Wad hod hem 'teak ospirid. Ni. ti
Old Atilt loth Of die' poverty of ble claret;
4riell'illit nit that poveirty las still ie vie
Saki sus iiio6lllltail, to ply tar ispeeses of
bed sip poorer who had died le Lasiaaler
Dirioad Prided hod tied eleided to the pee
Du
aid tbrietibill rhea as bailee hero
Ala meow bi Oat allesion be could sot I
filly Irrelevant. if die Pleolif was distal i
Ooemalatit, be might have allesspied oilier
lib timid beer-bees reindoseeed his expenses li
Pt •friem ail i• below who Md. Ridfsielleiv
AIWA 'is Is sire by aciitimes„ from one c
ilk 'be eiao a joirseyolio hatter at Mkt
wit at the it lbillaidee about Ma whict his
idA APO libt ewes. Ni. Leveed Priesa I
111kiehlwitAtt. tkit Redliod, OW Pillila lilt;
allei Seer 'derived a door' which bad kept I
hint ha woe*, amid frees which he had sot tii
liaf three Ibis' wooed bete' proved by say mil
obi mittens bees called who load ever dress
il. tea tirPiresterirt, who was • servos et W
(tor, Meted, that be had never dressed II
sin jet Wore wis as lest of medical egoista
litimee.' there wail ries 'female called, Obe sal
f2sietnieltd Miss ;Ist it did set ippeer Ilia
*llikliiinier (billets the wooed, of this mac
4164 ot 0114, et pesoooal injury, fur mbieli a
dilates was demanded, it was the nailing
trividlek rur the ladivldsal, either Armlet a
tiiiiry, fa apply for esimpeamtlue to the psi
Dented die lejury Why wits not the same
Srie 'hi the mist of a Man who said to but
4 iliey he ieecived while peaceably asteedii4 1
4i'forlyed, for 9 less prised, of easel Itir his IN
Oki bled lins'l'lorea dose, bet am action wag
bit liat to' alibis 'redress. His learned
gra that when ilijip afsir occurred, great s
`illitagfteid the country. It such were
it.etr' liroois. se much it, greater b
1 A demsgogwes ohs came to MAN I
itipit/ til 1 dame these people to ads of
• retd Plead bad also said, that where
044114 Ertel misgovernment mast exit
Wght'lto good, bat he could ant are its
ake airy to be sold, that the drillings at
i ceasioned lately liy the distress lied miss
Attait'44 them f Wl.y, the Prat man who 01
teatime boa 'admitted, that though he hi
ieddearoior 20s. a-Meell by his taboo,; am
fefibilled the Same thing, aid that be well in 1
ItAfirit ill the year round. Allowing, hOwever
Wed. meld it be remedied ez roceeliiiip lit
v hirsute Waa it likely 'bat those iota, by keel
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