The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-20 00:00:00

Flee," on the reverse of the same, "
without lieprtsentatioit is Tyranny and lojustice."
third, " Lilierty or D
aral on anotbcr !lig- were thcf,
wort:s, "No Corn Laws,"
Man," on another the figure :e-il t whe ig
counted
u
on the whole sixteen flags mot tive wilts- of libcrtYl
was on ihe field wino Punt arrived 1,61 putty; sere"
of them who followed :he preceseion wore white PaPer'.
or rags in their hats. ay.' heardllyine .them say to others,
t°Lads, take cars (Of votar lags noticed Huta, damson'.
rind others In the carriage; Saxton and Knight were-on the
host rigs." There were others whose persons lie wotild nut
*know mute . Swift and Jones, two of lire defendants, were
there; Hunt made an address when he took the Chair; Is.""
nes, heard;the Wilteile in their original state ; the speech W 35
lilttrtted
tints Gentlemen, I must entreat that you will be peace-
able and quiet. Yvery person who wishes to hear most keep'
order, and all I ask for is that during the proerediogs
will be quiet. We will endeavour to make ourselves heard,
but it is impossible fur us to in heard by the whole. We WiS4
our tel who do hear, .Will. communicate td..
those. who do not. It iN relliark tipun the intended
meet iog of last wet 1., 0015 to observe', thatt hose who by their
• malignant exertions ' in taking advantage of a few illegal
words, expected they had triumphed, instead of which it 10
produtiA two-fold the nuiriliers—Cheers);—and now rye
have triiinaphed." There were two or three placards, signed
lty two or three obscure individuals. The witness then pl.'''.
ceededto (Ibsen ve, that while saying this two or three cool:
pinnies 'of foot soldiers appeared in Dickenson-street, alt‘'
formed. Mr. Hunt said, NutYer Mind, they are only a fc,"
soldiers, and very few compared With us; we ale a. hot
against tbeni." The crowds,. assembled sere very much
eillatiAl to excite alarm ; • his apprehensions arose front ifitelV
Bence he received beforehand, and front what be heard• said
by others, not front ;Inv thing he saw or heard on the groood,
Cross-examined by Mr. litannow—Witness did nut
that Jones was a carpenter, employed to erect the hustings.,
• Cross examined by Ilunt—How do you do, Mr. Cooper; e
saw you before.—Witness was an accountant and laws[*e
titona; had no other occupation, is Secretary to .a Committee
connected with Ids holiness, and to another, but not a seera,,‘
one, called a Committee in Aid of f tile Civil Power; mires'
ponded with The Courier rind Morniug Yost; sent up alt AC'
count of this business to The Courier; was out always in the
tattle line of business as now; seas for eight years in the ear
plop:sent of a•professiothil Oeutlemati ; was clerk to a [newel,"
before that, to Daws and Fogg, of Bolton; was there tweloe
months witness's father was supervisor of that district.
Witness was about fifteen yin di front the hustings, at the
side of it ; heard distinctly what was said; there was then 01
disturbance; be went purpasely to take notes; from the tiro''
the soldiers appeared he ceased to use his pt twit, and took rt;,
more mitts; heard the words." We are a host against thew,
distinctly; he took down the beads at the time, and supplid"
the remainder from memory; be was riot a reporter ; all Ire
read not down on the paper; he supplied it from inemori•
Here the, paper contain:::;; the notes was handed into
Court, and examined by Mr. Justice BAYLEY, who said titer
were the materials fur the chief part of what he hail said.
Li
Witness proceeded—He wrote them- out next day, 8"1,.
• handed them over to Mr. Lawrence, the Magistrate, but
nut see them since; did not hear the words " Put 001:
duw,n, and keep therm down •" at the lime the caritfry
• coning witness turned noun!, and -the words ini;lit
beau spoken without his, heating the= ; did nut koow
tiler the' publication of Mr. F. Phillips, as to that circuit'
stance, was true or false; he went there' to take par/n-110.
notes for tie Edina. ot The ,•••Ottrier. Here witness read WO'
tine inscriptions orsi the flags; Inc 'siew no bloody dagger mull
black flag; he had not time to take all the :moms, beilq•••
otherwise eurployed ; the black flag-was fixed like all OS;
others ; it would, have reminded lam of_repoie-ifthere was o'7
inscription un it; there was a bloody dagger upon nue of 0.6
itinzS, but nut on the black one ; there was a bathed point iii
a javelin, not steel, but wood panned i• what he saw on tfl,
top of the pole was nut a fieur de Us ; did net see the woo'
" Love" on the black flag; witness seas greatly "alarmed ;
was within the line of tlse constables, otherwise Ire should rtOL
iyis'e telt comfortable.
The examination. tit the witness being closed, the Court.""'
journed at seven o'clock till next day..

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