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It appeared from the endears, that,
1 on Feels), incoming. there was no mob
him. When he looked to the (Are or -Sheriff. he legion by the Attorney Gennel. rtlatim to all I not call fir, atieut the
I atutilfts house—hut in the termite, when the
had been ? Defetelout called there, the case
barnl•wdoed--
env. A
the house was barrttlintleW-..
without
found there the date s clearly pointed oui try refer. the psit,...o!.ars as to these tolls, made by , tr. I
was altered. On
env. to Acts of Perli enrol, awl •he hilliest anti Coleman, mei J. to what pear that
I upon these ors:,- , I
tee lowest persons to the Collar), 'Acre c.illed upon sines; Ile was elm 1 the el nod dd days,
but it did not. ailmar. that ha
to assist them in the excitation a wsrrsuls for the privy to aim of the converindla
alluded io—bat he i anti it was impossible to make the wrest,
• apprehension of felons, or ..h,.,, airy irg,,i t„„,. t,,,,,ed r• to the.tlepritee,s42B;B;"ot and tumult I the •door never opened, except with u et•na'i e
is put into their hand•, aid ad:lowest ds•tai A .Ice be. in the stmets, epee Int d • •
what h • , isys4
yeeoutae to -on.e..
I ' He might let the case
sure the gold
comes vermore. The brit and secoutt sta. lg.
such vs boys and rest on this evidence, nod he was y .
Imre of repiemeted it a.. within more than hid tor. ni.
Westminster prerrihed them duties; aud it up- ineily occurred upon elections,hes
peered that constables also Ind a right to cell fir old ...omen I
in the call of tt Mr , verdict for the Defendant. ISA buying' bent env.
pelting at one snot r,
the assistance of persoiii present when r~xcu:ing •ld who would not join • Commons to defend- the
and at the pas- cense of Ili Jury would Wino, them to eve a
inn, as , loved by the House of
fact to be laid
any legal warrant ; but ar to the rieht of tee Ser. Francis fur ever r In.auswer to a citron n, ,p ••
knot at Arms to call for assistance, lie conform(' to whether Mr. anger 0 Counor was
.frtherieut.tilryneadt .
More deem• In the ties plate, there was the
be had yet to learn by whet ritirins it sits establish- Sir Fan, is lieu•° ut that tunes d .
__, Seijeant at Arius he wished terry
ed. In whose name could that person call opou Mr. Coleman out of the house. heasaaid he had
receive the Dereudant at twelve o'clock on the rei-
terate fo•quently there, hut had never
•ern suswer of the Pieintiff, that he would he at home to
rnons to assist bites lle aid not do it in the that geot . •
he was conk to Mr• for
wl morn
Knee's moue. for the House of Contusions were as- seen Imo use any elomiere 1 i •
setting the 11001111 40 themselves. Were peranns 10 JUllan Larrerll depose. ,
I e Plaintiff—that he letter to the Speaker, declaring the illegelity of tl►e
be as called upon, he begged them to advert to Cones, the tither in low of ii . laaitahge paulafrp—or:sliolefliscuc'aritlididheariialgaihYiaitaisielll7.6edTbnyenhtismn
whatidtuations persons be be reativert. Every , opened the dour from thr Ptaintilfh's house
of the I superior force. Tim Defendant wss uot * man
person in the kingdom might be Salmi in a imett I urea, et lialf-patt ten o'clock on t
maid
inte the warrant, and stating that he mold •übnlit only to
kitchen. He taw 1 the door of the hears of Coenninue-he was paid.
ouketeril pre heautent, whether he did or did not 9,h of April, lee:), to let a mai morningriri our to easily intimidittel—he wss• not brought •l
at
aid the Seijeant of t House of Commons ia tie , berg in coals, tar the use of the _
t lho?
t of a warren although. by refusal. hr 1a a teuher of perilous getting over tl e area.
5 edit to himeelf, and rendered service to his
did not know hew could be intliet-d at corn. lin plain (loath'', and a grest number of 'oldie,'
a men I in to join lab brigade in Portugal, where he bad
Pion law—and yet the House of Commons might guns; they tried to break open the door, .
e lo .an excess)ve levee, if he could have centime!
take upon themselves to vote it a breach of plot- not effect their purpose. They then broke the wont
hm
butdid country. Could idle supposed such a mart 0011111.
lege. r• they had loveartly done in many cases that , bar, which secured the kitcheu window, and a gr
\ isPdtity without it. He then stated the greet for-
were not deemed correct. Ile then instauced se- number entered and opened she area door. ++ bee tie manifested by the soldiery fur three days,
void cases weere pekoes hal beau deemed guilty admitted the solders—they all went np stain. He which
'ntei at by the wisb. and tweed them woondiel. truster
had beets fired
of breech or privileges of the House of Comment. afterwards heard that the Plaintiff wee going i , a
he highly eulogised. Tney
but which had berm in latter times totally expludltl. , the coach—he so eut up to tbt hall, ankle
t the Jury• that an excessive force hiel been made use
lis die cuss of Mr. Duncombis in 1697. the House I ble• ot soldiers. a two 1 those circumstances, it could not he considered by
of. ♦With this reutark, he left tie. cause of iii•
or Commous expellee lien. and rumected hun to Crory-examixrd by Mr. Gettanw.
pains and pension for forging certain indoree. i Mr. Coutt's's house war under. repair,
Sundayle client iu the hands of the Jury—aed would then
meat• upon Bills of Exch. trier bat the House fierily lived in that of the Plainnff. On proceed to call his witneoes.
•
or Lento differed from them in opinion. and or- night, the 81h of April, the door was featened—He John Clementson,
dered hi ain be released. upon which the Ileum supposed it was to prevent any person from the exaoained by Mr. HallanlV.
Egg... Deputy Serpent at Arms,
of Camino:is ordered him spiv Into custody: , House of Commons entering. The Life litiards ele carried a letter from the latlfepdant to Plein-
eci that it appeared both Houses of Parliametit made their spk•arance on Friday eveuieg. He tag., on Friday morning the -Gth of"Aril, strung.'
damsel as is the nature and extent of their sea persons in the etreet, throwing dirt, likening that hr was enthbriserliby the Speaker of the House
privileges. Supposing that en officer of one the solliers, and the seldiers used, in return, to at:Ammons o take him lett) cuetody, and count
11.,m5• had met so efheer from the other in the ex. plague thern.--The ei t wits thrown by the mole him to the tower;T but wished to pay liiiii‘ every
tempo, of their respective warrants. and each didaag passed, if the coachman and footmen due respect, amid tweeted to know at what term
had milled upon the people present to ■sirs them, not take off their hats and cry out, st Burdett .. ii, lAcall. •eh
.1
ee 6.1-o._ '_ _ e witness reeeivedt two answer
what would be the coneegnenet ? If a person did for reel I" shout seven (Mock the tame imetiieg, which he
sot assist the Lords they would commit; and if,he getretine by Serjeent RUN ata urns. laid before the Houle of Commons• file allover
did not resist the Commons, they, the Continent, Ile had heard as much noise before the door, stated, that Plaintiff would he at home at eleven
would eucomit him by the right which they now I when there had beim an aroma. o'clock on the following day. The Defendant was
claimed. This world. iodeed, be putting a man i Jones Berdett, kn. examined by Mr. Cetreoao. sent for, and reprimanded fur nct having executed
in the most • situation pessible,atel he must He was brother 10 the Pleiteiff, slid wig with his awry before. The ..tteess then ~e0,01,,ed
ineeitably fall victim to one or •eeet of their inv.'s.. , him from Fillay to alooday.—He did not know the Defendant to Plaintiff• house. Oil geeing A
dictums, like Itilereutio, who fII • el: tins to the dim any thing of Mr. S. ()Termer. nor where he was. aediehee, Defendant told Plaintiff tilt he waped
pates between the Houses of Montague mid 'i'.. Th. Defrodeot, ots Friday eveidue, celled on his en htin for the p„p„te of oletttug him, by virtue
belt, end who, upon being mortally wounded, ex- brother, aril lie could only state tlx suh•t ewe of •of the speak„ „ „r„„,„ Plaiutiff replied, he
elaitnerl, before be died, " a plague upon both their conversation. Defendint told tut bie then, li
\ be h id been flamed by the House of Commons fee
your Holmes for they have made worms meat e f that he came te arrest limn, by. virtue of a assort doubted its legality. Ots which Defendant said,
um." The late jr.' Burk, in speaking of the fro is the Speaker of the House of Commone--.That not having dune his duty, led felt sorry that lie
powers and duties of the tlouse of Lords, observed. he Wei been reporeentled by the House for net could not comely eith the wishes of the Plaintiff,
that they were badly constituted, as they had no Moog dente it before—anti was sorry he cool(' ont as to waiting till the next Ilay, Plaiutiff answered,
anthority bat their mace to coniirin their prieders. grant him the time that he asked. The Vitamin' he was determined to resin the arreit by knee,
'Die Serjeant at Arms had eel teiely no right to c.ll , told him he coat inert the warrant to be illegal— •
upon any one el coosequence of his allopance to I and loaf be would not attend to it, li had fhe witness and Hereto:mit then retired—Witnees
--e serer
called nest morning at Piccadilly, with Wright.
the constitutithe to
egret bins in his procees. rho heard his brother. at any time, say that he would
utmost that it appred to hint the Serjesto at go with him. The Defendant tried to persuade I snit, o'clock• i the memenger, and a constable, between six and '
'('hey obtained admittance to the
Anus could do, was, to call up•rn the Mayors, hieu• reef teemed much dioreased. The witting , hnum, and were answered by the porter, that
blier.ffe. sill Seilltfs. to moist him, aud if they took a letter to the Speaker
deemed it erectsoary. they 'night call out the at the tone in our Paper.)--For three days neither
this letter appeared j Plaintiff had ler: town the preeeding evening. and
: would not return till the following day. They
rase teats. W' at be complained of was, the v. i;ii.es or the Pleintiff had {,e•e observed at a !
that iiestesd elf peurodiog dist plea. the Seek-mit front oluilooe He Was twesent on Monday the 941.
when a large bode then went to Wimbledon, the country orat yr
Plaintiff, when they were inforteed rleititiff had
at one• had hookas wail eutered the house of Sue or wen oat,'" Otto Plainttlf.^ 1 not beau there; they thee returned to loceadilly
France• Burdett with a large military (once• with- drawingmoues. 'the Plaint ff asked Defendaio I
not heel% a regular +•rnol so to. do, and earned who he was, awl by what authority he came there- i the porter opened the door with a chain across it
when he saw who the visitors wore he closed the \
him to tile TO6lO, of Loudon. just as if he had He auswered, by the authority of the Speaker's
been a foreign coswy.-Air Francis oppumel this warrant 464 he hoped he 'stead go with him, at i
I door. The witimies stopped solar tin e, and again ,
fori•ihle entrance, and he had surely by a law, a resisousee was in vain....a large military force being i
knocked. Another servant opened the door,
and they went into the hail. The porter made
right to do so. white the Sevjetto had no right to is aturedanee. The Plaintiff replied. that he •
his appoirsnee, accompanied by three ov foor
order 100 soldier* forcible to enter his house. It was charged him et in the name of the Sine and the
not to be wondered at that the Plaiiitiff had opposed Law, to desist ;" en which the Defendant ordered men, led witness to the door by his arm, ond diet
this forcible entrance. when no precedent equid le two Mee to take felt of his arms.--There were him out. In the mooing, there were but se few
• people before the [louse. but at two o'clock there
found, sod even the S erje int at Arms h•d tu take Amid Ott men iii the room. The ladies of the • • w .
was • great mob, and some military. dame, tint
advice upon the *object. this power. evil reisee•l faintly were also present. He followed Plaintiff down
at all in the }Luse of Common% was idently so Seine where there wete froth 40 to 60 soldiers-es on the following morning with Defendaut anti mime
enormaw• sad supreme, that notheng but the moot they had muskets-slant he could 00t say that ue Police Officers, bet they could not gain admit.
ebsolete eiecelmty could justity such a mode of es. observed ■t.y bootie'. for he arse mock flurried.
tenet. '('here were a number of wintery paraelinet
. the street, and the mob very riotous, throwing teed
etuttrin of their
petfar• ; aria therefore II was the He mem Lad so) orders. on the part of the Plain- at eve►y person who
"did_ not hum ■nd cry out,
duty of those who petfarie it t . lake Care that they tiff. to ;nuke any resistance. He accompanied him t• Betdett for ever. On Monday morning, be.
do not •mi•t p 00e tittle bey
btu the tr 10111.16 to which in the corriw to the Tower.
they may be deemed prestritied. Ile be ;gni them tweet' sties and ten. they swill' returned sod de.
Cress-eramieed by the Arroatteei3tetaet. mended admittance. No answer being given, they
not to allow the apparent abed,
fur toe military . , - •
Ihe I I tint.it received err n' polite-Ir*. I,mo the broke to the area windows...the had eoldiers and
be'avis called out for another purpose, to vc.1411 ea
the emit &cm upon thew mind, in, pfunnenc,„ , Defenilent—eid, &trine the coorrnm i, non Fe:. 1 several police urneers. Ile ihtm corroborated
their verdict, a. to the fact of an excess of re tholitc :lay ..I.le thought a pr• trims meeting Of Corresp.ri.- 1 the evtdenee of Mr, Jonas Btlfdat as tO OW.
1'16%1. .' •eu
-area upon this occorioti. Ile .11 ~,,, id ei" hudi
..b..eiettlheelpdio!vol it. I tain Agar. of the lafe Guards ; that he and his
how call ~.•
-ewes to establish tbe facts. uf elect' Thee '''' ..- ---- - I hili's case• I troop were on duty on the rd
end eth of April, •
Mr. Aet otoevAisesnet. for the Hi•rend in., with his troop, anoistiog of 60 or 70 horse, in Pic.
be he I vice i• • 'i ie. of the cast u:rltt whgrh •
11111 4,11..1 was fonaled, Tee h.. sued S elje.ut then i else°• rt d. t-vaptieg as the rwhpct• «Heti had liecii cidilly, before the PI iintilre Iran•° ; the mob was
.:tti I rlu. . ist by she Insetted Setjeant were. he would i vele r:ot.,us shout half-pest of
o'clock, pelting
• •ii 11,41_ ..tter to se Femme,. f3orJ,•tt. who i sae attempt to fellow him. They lia.l but tore I mud a't the carriages and horsemen, arid obliged
d•
•••,,ts th'astel'se taeoneeted my. Coy
so
cn s
so question t• ler—that was. whether the force made tlesm to take off their hats, and horsing out, .. fittrdett
1
t.,,' his
~d how. upon Es, lay the Go 01 use of woe eacemary sad ptoper. The public peace for ever'" About two hours afterwards they coin-
April. and asking kw Sir Fresno*. Ile tohl him he It" not is be galled with. The DefeedaN• 1111 on °tented acts of vn•Jea!e on Id* tr"°Por Pettnit to"
w•• not at home. That mi.. twoott ea11.•.1
eg.i,‘ Afi, ev 011ie Ifuu•r of Common., execullog a writ and stone* at them. At night, vele St. Jame....
t,►at &v. ace Inpeoholl by • Gentleman • h 0,,, he if th'in't woo hound to "fry it hose force, with . street, there were wens% shots tied by Ili- moli ; ,
dui uot looses 11• woo then adosittrit, end r to
power es to make rr• •true• vain. They were two of the troop% were wounded. one in Ili• tmeh,
„tamed ate half re hour. sod called again about epow a ewe ten of dry fact. The breech a P►ivi• and the other in the cheek; the troop• were at the 1
i leg.' of ihe !Isere of Commons
tour or dy siVotk ; lout he di 1 not kit,. shriller hail nothinig to do time unly parading sip and dean the .ttret. f' ti
sea him Of nut, a• in rebel' eh meat '...1 Freon, wish ai : for tl ass pot b►tond all doubt Batt the tritl Davis wills histreop came on, duty ; Inure were
usu. out. out land
.... the sot ■1
at_td. he mid.. titivated' sac authorised to execute the wartime. several shots fired. It would not have lieu prudent
1e,.,,,,,d on, outer
eb•sr h. to, (wetted" moth • os.sos It wss• not ouly toe duty of the Seeemit st Arm. to fur the Defendant to have arrested the Plaintiff with.
H. did not Ter..11.,t of Mn. Coleman „um .
ripen ley Ins heed epee hie prisoner, but to lodge him in oat a edit■ force; it arse hay'• beets itopome
siindirs he. hr ht rem sod he let in I.': ao'sost the •(•ewer. It was nut only hi• duty to bone a for hi•a to have done it from tee rimy of the m• ii;
Ibtt.f paean. Upon Monday t►e itth Arii. Ms. leffi-lelll force to make good his rapture. lo it ore it would have been nut of the power of the He_ 11
o tome shoot mem °dock t i the
i,,e,.,„.„ that would carry hen safe to the plare allotted fur fendant to have taken him to the Tower without a
hermit forcibly 5t,,.. .8 I.) *triode* mi. the ha..a, • his impriseemerit. The Defendant had done military neon.
which 1,,, ■tad ,h •e .„h hem had I,n .pes. ie. that. sod he was conlideut the Jury would say. Colooel FerrWr and Captain D.vis f•f the hife
cothootturd by shunt 160 viddy,,,,,. wheys or 1.4. is by their verdict. that he hall •sled wanly, and Goods, Patrick Colgolimi •nil Robert Balker.
the belt. sod i ismedietely prooret. d up stain tries , that the Court would he of °l"l""sh'ihat hefted afro 1 Epp.. rerreheitatrd the testimony of the last wit-
tier draw themeorn. —The solemn owe armed with ,u t -.1 trolls. The drat witness had gives his evi. I nem, and 'peke to the et iwrel good tontlect of tee
100 the,... hot -me did est edict iso,so, ssitsi,is I Jerk r 10 • Molt eessideluee sitainier--always We. 1 soldiery on she Weellbsois.
the ar.,,i.,..,,, w. c.e....1.1 ho.i of eoe I cout riving the tioristsea put to hies. to are what M. oictjeaut l'ilictateltn then replied to the sr-
\se" a Sir E,,„. and • ~, ht,,too„tex to the eseemer he mold VC le scree 14101111114rr. lie would guinute end evidence that had been home ht 1..1-
( •. .
• 1 Hiimpe a casiiiowsa en."--.... nith his, hod 1,..ki 004 centrist it with that of Mr. Joon Borden, . ward. lie observed, %het it w•e no emotes. to Mr.
of the *thee •oil breo..he ►taw dao 0 ~,,,,,,,,, ,
,„ r• whole Willowy ilia honour to Msw•elf, sod Anemia Celeman in rommitting this forcible elll.2ller, flat
ho woo hosethready le fled ma .0,,,,,.. eiree.,l ow , that he red the Plaintiff testy wished to try a rein. lie heel condoned himself in • polite and Gentle-
. •
~ now emm, efe-ie wane Ithie :steer.'ss tio, i nen which they thought they were right in. 'llia, i wanly matter toward. his limo/nor. Ile Ilona:el.
la i I geelesteee sag the mew cuottaith'e. arts a heal : *dons bad tail thew. that the ibfenttant• had I verl•'d upon the tanner letters that haul paes. d, and
~. • ayee en rho rhos,. out, 00, h.oni. Z-ae•-a ended Ili• Pianos( in the Sod polite avower , argurl. that noshing reintessoird metier tes 'hem,
I to. ow% sad ahlasaya. ,„. am., and hoodert,...
i"nil that an mush meter had bees od..rd to h.or, . n..r en any p of h.% conduct, evinced a'•y
do-
The rpm lAD sapand ob. clime% e" • 1•u II Ai different, Ilse.. wee the dery of the pester. 111061,1un repot
er f■.%
le the t,
-cones of the d
oe•
men ems it the dam,beveas si, the iNic of sibs mod the Phossoff Wahines shuffled dawn •rain rant. hat 0.0 they only shweed • coutionesu nf it
Casamaies as bre base 1.,„. Iwo his cam ft. ; betimes two hire ad Sliferee ? The statement of illeffebty. So Fowl.. could ant he weeeerel le far
ewe ~w► ha a gam" ism he wow, bit lootood Vying was isasergel. for it en not a the turnallows.conduct of any mottos hes from nose
sad the
v.w
• leaeb Sr Immo.
litre uabare.Maboll •
allaaba arcaaa.
roalleure beit hetwees hem :04 the Mt= ■f
"isitortst fahaeaegpistillatly's el .seve Mal
el'ldebeatrelhe their'
has aa reowouty
bob by . rm.', Atli.. tow gaa __ _ foe is was M■ duty el Da ire sot us make use r i rioting out of doors could set atmeate es ese *scum
'Pr al
hod heggleid dare to anat.. se-eteress attorevateey fano to ratotaitag ooze
onsV twit al \regime toe ease at. oteeroot--osos kor the attioorr bring tattodoceill sato his hoes..
the seri; -how, resew bin in% It Is hod weed Lord Fs y •wswauo.s Rre proper, Mottle.
t nli Atoms meggyoug a ion ow me& Save ni inokrimn • Mfg tateseds■ces did alto, that Inc Caution fee hie deal 611004 real
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the enhject in the most foreilde end utile iv siy in i.i•
p over; and the Conmel, 11/11131 he% diet:longed
ditty 41110{11111S 001140'1, has is t heen retinas to the
racy ise of hi. in.!"lit.--'.lit, -.t t e same time. it is
elear to my miod that he has pushed this aultieet
to the utninst extremity. This case, (ii:atletheus
in my spinion, is a narrow .questuti, fur resolves
irself into the euli-tit of utineees,iary and lets%
fine which has been. need ,oit fltis.'•teltitits.vio Me,
Coleman outlive plass-ofjostitisiasissafeshiolsotated,
that a libel laid ieeita puldishislev,pianst isle House
of Cointuons, and the Sir Francis ftutilvtt• who
pub!ist ed that litiel, had been ioriwiged by that
Hou.e to I,r• doserestted to the Tower ,gtitil fa r.
then alleged, that,ie pursoance of the order ol the
ildonse, lie h
him nn
the
inhjto eieute the warrant
directed to o the ect,st sod. is so doing,
he had need no moie violence Ur excasaive farce
than was ahrailutely steeseary to carry that meet.
into etecinions The question. Coatleturn, there
fine is. whaher riteivel.tlian hi-Cessna force has beau
used on the oticalims ? N-ou bile redullect, that.
when the Serjeant at Aruast 11.4 F.,
owe e'erenter the
house, oh' thi r he bad hot power to wre
there t
Burdett, and once he had *restful him, Ocsstst
be noire...ion but he had a right to convey him
io the Teller. The military fires was not abso-
lutely necessary to effect this entry, but lit the same
do r.,1 mean to say Military .fore* may pot
he used. li is for every man to rose that tope
which way necettat• txteiltit toe law, atilt tne
degree of force Inuit csurre‘potni. ids tho ontlior,ty
winch juftirl, the 4uriceer:ing• I thilik,
men, if Mr. Coleman boa unty of shy gri"
pru;ier con lust, it w. 14 sot hecautie of his harsh-
nisi ur violence on ills occasion. If he had di.
parted f,anit this war.
unit gentletuatily I;Lucthey-cute violir which at-
tender! Lim, soil had proceeded
tat.t in Cie nay a common officer %geoid have dis-
charged hi, enty, there 1•0•Fli trot hive four
hours between the issue had the • ei.ecution of the
Warlato.—[rlie Learned' Judge here read the let.
ter *tote'. by NI,. Coltman,whetein be experited
his bump,: tolled upots Sir Prawn Burdett, and
had found that he was nut at • twine. and 1.-
quired the time when hi Could alert convetneolly
call upon him is exensate the watesitt.l--m I think.*
said Lout rlleabt rough. 01' Mr. Coleman' went our
of his way sit waiting this letter. It -wee cettai
lj
polite, and entitled to all the teems of clvaiy;
but it was not exactly consistent with themevdi.
sary dirchorgo t'lat ditty wliVela W pose
in. the Serjeant at Arms. The turves' retrained by
Sir Francis Surd' tt to this letter.has . afforded
touch ground for a variety of constructioo. That
answer states." I received your Itifer,and I will be
at home In-morrow for the purpo,e 1 f receiving
you, 1 will not say. Gentlemen, what cuns!ruc.
lion I myself would have put upon toot letter if
had received it ; but certsinly, as roust men would
be apt to const,ne i's itten.inA it would hues
been widen; and to imply that it the Seeje.nit ac-
t-sided mccordiegly, Sir Francis would not rave sp.
posed the execution tt tie warrstit. ['toe Noble
Lord first stated a serond letter of :roe Francis.
whereia he observed, of the warrant, that it was Ur,
legal, and must be so einderst lad by. the Serjeatit
sod doodle. it appeased that he was Jisp,:avd oat is'
obey.] After Mr. Coleman- had endevvtuesed
to
argue this quest Obi.
he was obliged to go awa
it
y.
findsog it ire peseeints to cteeste hieworeant.
Francis Bordett's brother had also :aid that there
was uo force, excepting Sir Francia's saying the
Speaker', warrant was illegal. sad bee
moot ties
force. With respeA, tientleruen, to tn
of force, you have ta consoler the time and circom•
stances which !emoted the•perple at that
it will be recollected that fitce and violence at te
nisoifeatiAl towards the house of a certain
Nisi. e
Lord, sod the ferment of the-tasiblic mistextended
ituelf to the dwelling of a l'lr.Lithbriuge. Cons".
dering the *tato of the public initial upon the arra.
sion, and the ferment whirls was displayed. ilia for
you to say how far it might be oeceartiry to cull sit
the aid of military force. lam ready to ahoy if
the case had h, en otherwise. if theft had beta
the appearance of peace and trinorPlity, and there
had been uo prospect of wept si 100 to the execution
of the warrant, and stoke all these; itiornideraiimis
Sir Francis Ilurdatt had been uneocarartly stir-
reunited by military force, and serthont _minds he
hint the* been openly exposed to public att
ention,
why then I would have entoitained different notions
as to the conduit of Mr. Cittrailen. and I wculd
have said that this military force sr, ameseenssarily
called upon, ralterelry the asre.:t of tins nee would
have been entirely chef ed. Gentlemen. under
these cireuinstaucts. it becomes usurecassaty for
use to dwell upon this question ; the only deviators
you are to come tole. whether more thou oereesory
force has been used, and 1 thiuk 1 aced out point
out to you that us excess, in my opioion, has bees
committed. Cientleatais. if it were tits:rosary.
would road to you the whole of the esideuee (it
was observad by the Jury, their nit .siou) ;
but. it is fur you, ist my opi..ion. oily to decide
wr;.elhre or hot thr,r ;time tutu necessary form
surd on the otessio.i.'"
The Jury timordi drily r t irtieilea of rot • ver ;
ar., in FA•
Irene of the toe p
mod in fees ur of the Defends'''. upon the plea of
justifies/foe.
Toe A reesauseefialtaat. observed. that the
verdict wee sotgeuerelly f4isivist Ilias ferielaois
Ilett.ao. J--
"Ye', 'Pow "1"1"*.__""
*
Ls CLAIIC, J. obeerved, that the arttlatt
only is favour of the Plaintiff All to the plea of rat
Equity. It was to be tnalenstood that the ve -du t
was si guilty" as to the is rrirlitiory Torts of time
declaration; sod
oft geiltj" as to the
namely. the Ono unifscotten.
SIR 11. mayn't e. Plat. 01 **tat.
Serjeant Sorenson-4i My Lords, .1 4°0.1 rielt
have troubleJ your Lottlehioe. hotsecothet
in ibis rasa (a nisi at bar) I coo wi'bdraer its rite
cord."
Houtown—" My Lords, I Itoow le 'urn
easer.so Lousaster sad Dinh .ns. tbr may he
withdraveo."
La lit ewe. J.-. 04 Yee *to Llocaeirr and
Durham eere is so recce.% tr hr
Mr. flottr.to-0 Its Wales there es a mode by
which the record may be withdrawn."
10.0 ELLSNIMIIIIOcaII ise Wales; hot vs
this rear the beet wee 'rebel Nt eettr on. rho I' •
Cala " ?to deed,. jariivr
It fiat 'semi a-4 'of coarso.dl
was not toad.

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