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whole of that insies eletrusent it MIN cleat, that the
uhject of lb. pieties, who were ore doubt Mitigated '
by this accomplice, woe riot sod plunder; high lamas was
•itogether out of the spirstiers' whatever tither crimes wore
tharrealge spots them. He thea ridiculed the whole lamas
of the coospirators, sod reformatted wpm' their erstempti.
ile areagth, whir broeght to appear ageism the...mks of
the Stale. It was clear, from the arrangements spokes of,
that any mans onniner the state was ismer is the whole
of these wore; for what we. their forgo? man mantitured
their whole army, and their mealier, twisted of timepieces
ammo* that awe to be taken somewhere in Gray's btu.
lane, sod six is the Artillery.grorad—bat they had wrthe,
horse to draw aor ansissonitiom to load them. This
was the Gni with which the party were to pewees
thenaelves of Losoloo !—this was the military strength
of the party !--and with it the Jury were called epos
to believe Leadw was to have been taken, sad eke
Cosestitotion overthrows by • few desperate wretches, whose
pad wee poverty, sad sine pleader. if they once gave ere-
device to this mom, about such a crew brio, met to take
Loader', to seise the Telegraph at Woolwich, them to Mack
up the poets of Brightens. Dover, Ramsgate, snit Margate..
if they were to believe this story of the wretched nom who
were mew charged with they would WON led the accom-
plice at work ageism other sod very differest chimaera.
Adams had heat • soldier; seem service ; they were thee
called on to baker that he enteral loin rock • plot as this,
ahhough he moot have bees Arnecious of the matemptible
afore it would make she mousest it attempted be skew itself
is maims. The Learned Gemara's% them proceeded lo a hap.
py veia aridity's to treat the procreiliags of the several Com-
mitters; ii *col Item Till was said to have he* put Alto
the chair, with • pike in his hand. the that ocessioa Thistle.
weed said, 14 I presamie you all know f..r what we are met ?"
It was, tedlee4. a greet pcsinompiiiim, for MOW of them, it
appeared, were quite is tbrdark. Brunt exclaimed, ti D--4
my ryes, what is it ?—.pack it ant !" Parliamentary forme
were. of coarse, cesspit* 11th es so iwiposiog as trecaolue,
sad Beast was immediately called to enter. Ever thing was
agreed so without farther ceremony, nod Patin was intrusted
with an aprons full of tarred paper to set fire to the Hank and
• somber of other houses is different parts of the tows.
The Provisional Gower's:seat was Mee to he installed in the
mist of the limes, awl its proelamitiou, written upoe
Mohr. pieces of cartridge paper, was to be read by the
friends of liberty in the Walt and coidosiou of the coadagra.
'ion. The Lettered Comma emaciated, that from beginairg
to aid there was not the smeller probability i. soy part*?
the acconsphre's evidence, which wear to remain a check
of high tressow against She Passaic'. God forbid he should
treat with levity the other act, spoke,' to by Adams. Projects
of assassination could sever be beard by an rpright wield
without horror. To contemplate the deatrsetinu in the hour
of hospitality, of what was learned sod grave, aid valiant in
the kingdom-1u see the hero that was spored at Waterloo.
fall ingloriously by the dagger of so swami% was a sight
which prospectively tour shuck and appal the stoutest
heart. All he 'meant to 'hew was' that dreadful as were
these cadomplated criaseNthev yet did not in point of law
assooot to high tresses. The Leaved °tsarinas Mao
proceeded to chew what he termed the coatradietiee give.
to the midair* of Adams, who said there was but oat
candle is the rooms is Cato-street while the police officers
proved there were Om 8. He also it'llsled to Adams's differ's.
version of the words uttered by the Aiken me coteries the
room, from that gives by themselves whoa they vire called
into the box. He t essesher of roan& which
would fall to each c:saillahe
was sot though asnamaitios
fur • respectable body.: Mtwara* to get threagh the de-
predatioas of the might with; it was barely forte •84 arms
saMcient to ameba gradation's coach famished with arms
as those vehicles used to be in the early part of his time.
The Jury were not to forget too that the greater part of this
soismosslikto was supplied by owe of the party who was not
forthcoming. Thistlewood was kiwi* to the Jury sad to
the peter. His iseptisosieseet al lifersisset gaol, at the pea.
aeration of Lord Sidsmorth, hod bees imiverted to by sue of
the okommi. Coming oulat that prime as he was likely
to have doer, angry, and full of remittent, he wasse learn-
's...it apt to he played me hy' a &dining man. la the hest
of his impetuous feelings the affair of klawchesier took
place. Infamous pa diative's were pot forth, which oat
Duly attributed the disasters of that day to the wickodoess of
his Majesty's Millilitres, but those Ministers were Foisted
out, some of them by name. as It objects of assessimatios.
Here was Thietteereed fall of rearnessent ageism sisesithose
Ministers, who had, es he thought, liquored him; he readily
caught ibe infect los of these deiretableaml ie owe* writisp.
The desire of revenge and opportunity inflamed bias
lie readily lent himself to a conspiracy for aseassieatiog
those Misusers. They were to he killed separately at their
different horses. Bat the. comes the convenient and sever.
to.lie forgotten outmost-camel of the Cabinet dieser in The
New Timm. placed there by the had that was to betray
them. The plot went forward till its fiatossate trustpatiaa.
But in all this there was nu proof of any thing desigued or
executed spinet thelllestrioes Hoeft which holds the 11111 sae.
Nothing was proved bat the massacre of Ministers, the re.
solo of emierioes Mitigatory. Peewee! ~kismet was
the only object which the comipiration could have sought by
the coallagratioa of the buildings ; essay of the Jury ware
ofsedictently looretaadiag to remember mobs having,* Ire
to buildings for purposes of plunder. Hs would est take
op users of Me* time Is *ming the inceimisteeties of the
*idea*, but le say case they ought not to hells* Dwyer;
&idiots esiough had hies gives to shake his creffabikty.
He bed other *id** offered to him since the *ides* foe
the defame was closed; bat be hell felt it to be his duty a*
to briog it forward. It was a sechoieslity of the profeasioe
which warm*, the** inviolable, out to hying forward
pyjamas, the inbalsowe of which was not keel* el She out.
art ; the Neglect of this would lead to ineakelahle estsfimbea. -
He awned, without soy afeetatioa of sneek-aiedesty or
diadems .in his own powers, that he. *Aniseed the
cause to them with fear and tremblieg. Arid whet, he
told them that owe of the best scholars sad lawyers ever
hoe*, had, ow • mead occasion of the some kind, eye.
fmard to the Jury that he had *eat a whole amok is
anxious reading sod study, to qualify himself for such a &-
fro*, they would easily credit the anxious state of his
smiled, bevies only three days to prepare himself. He had
Mee eyercisieg his Wad op* the subject from four o'clock
till the Ilmt leressimed the Court. He earwestly reminded
them how mach he must, in say case have masted to their
declaims, sad leave eatirely untolicheil is his remarks. He
prayed the God of mercy to torch their 'weekend amplify
their joilgimeats, to amble them to acquit their consciences
to their satisketiool he besought them, by the blood of
their secesturs, aed as
had *seek fi!iiitspissied for judgment so eh*
that mercy whisholl from the
mercies. Let them look ditty steadily in the face; bat
if any topics of doubt should more their cuespessioa, fur
God's sake let the Prim*, have the benefit of them. So
*Mold they acquit themeelves righteously before heave..,
sod posterity should loam to bless their easese. The
Leaned Comsat finished hie address, which, WWII/ the
deer, was peculiarly *ripest sad pathetic, at lea miaow
before Doe o'clock.

The Cu. Jaynes thea said, "Arthur Tbistkiroad, if
you wish la say any thin to the Jam I. addition to what
beta said for yew Utt labrotri Catsidell slYis is the
line Ist se doings sod yes ape ,st pretty to oat your re.
nnlsw. .
The 1114emellieleoles Miro mild& he said roistaised tbe
enialso, ed,allllollllllpia AN wheat Dwyer had eittarted
""etPl444jareflom afillfsisi the Geattattaa with N
weee
lie jmict said, the Court mid sot allow toy
IMMO e ; she hoe fur that wee pee by.
The lbssailisea.GEN tam. the, MN for tote pruebratioa.
He wee 11•11.1191111 ass his Leansed friends mold possibly he,
Met the Mom& tries. shitaki he well/bed wily by she *wi-
dest, and he mkt oat press a siagie fact et argonaut
whirl: the evidesee would wet fairly airport. He *bed
in the payer of the elegant Advocate who had just
addressed shim, that they aught dismiss from their
was* all prejudices. and pewit". basalt*, Masi*
Is lb, Priirsorrs sad iodic by itsidclias alum. The Hies-
hos of the Prisms, was aa nipple proof of the aclaairelde
adhaialairasiass.lattpeglish labs The arespiracy N assasel.
sate allialriers had hero asbaitted ; se hid the &nigh of
Supiebews. Whew she pass Mas sad prrjediete betides. ow
sorb duds wore mist aid and Wore, the Prime, um
or.k Ilfrog. +0,0514 1.9% 444 &se is my offer.
charge meeting the if. of she seetured, wee ilorit herr. The
accused was furalatted with all the particulars of the charge