The Sun.
London, England, 1869-01-15 00:00:00

211 E BRIS7OL ELEC2ION RIO7S.

BRISTOL, Wednesday Night.
This morning the trial of Mr. Watkins, attorul
and John Cunningham, for rioting on the dal °
polling at the last Bristol election, was resumed be-
fore the Recorder, Mr. Sergeant Kinglake, M.P.
Mr. Sergeant Ballantine, in speaking for the
defence, denounced the atrocity of taking Sr'
Watkins into custody upon a warrant, taking hi°l
from his family, and locking him up in a cotnin°l
gaol, to gratify the malignity of a politica'
opponent. He went on to refer to the scandall
nature of the instructions given to his learned
faiend when he said that he did not know whet°r
Mr. Watkins had advised the riot. How dare anc
body instruct his learned friend to convey such to
insinuation? After reviewing the evidence, the
learned sergeant said he was convinced that Oh
termination of the case would be consistent Wit
justice, and that the defendant, Mr. Watkil
would be honourably acquitted, and would stElll.
again before his fellow-citizens without a stoill
upon his character.
Mr. Ribton having replied, and after the stl°l;
ming up, the jury retired to consider their verdieo
They were absent from the court four hours.
their return they acquitted both the prisoners.
decision was received with loud cheers in court, 812
~,ithe cheering was continued by the crowd outsi"i
This cheering was repeated when Mr. Watkins le
the court.

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THE RECORDERSHIP OF LYNN.—It was A
Therecently that Mr. M. J. West had resigned the recorde-,he
of Lynn, in consequence of his age and infirmities. io
Government has conferred the appointment on Mr.Doug'
Browne, of the Norfolk Circuit.
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