Star.
London, England, 1823-04-16 00:00:00

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went
w on the stage and spoic4
players dated not to do. A'
ferred agair.st Dudley Moore
Jury intended to ignore- ti
cident, the Foreman wrote
Affidavit was made of this
Bench, Dublin, .and- the bill
torney4leneral, however
formation; and then the cat
Parliament of Ireland, who
cedented course, and contra'
example tohave warned all '
from pursuing 'such courses
tration of the law into corn
sing the subject, and bringir
loin. He contended, that
ignored a bill there was no,
of the Crown 'to bring a person
This would give the Crown
-cosstitutiohal authority. But,
such a prosecution have taken
he asked 'that Ruestion of
ofthe Crown. - Suppose ,the
.110 Affairs thought proper to go-'
me Englishoren, -warm
tTiinking he had not done
pose these men. went to
'agreed to hiss him—to drive
as well at the King's-Counsels
(erred against them, and
suppose such a case, and he.
neral of England if he would
(Hear, hear.) He (Mr.'
do no such thing ; or that .
the risk of his situation—perlt
were things so different?
in Ireland which was improl
sired information on this;
existed here, he should be the
hastily put hiniselifOriard
so long trespassed on the
arias of hear, particularly from

Jefferies, of ii
and Dudley,
On their coon
.vengeatice oa
that the acct

ebould be rev'
devoted head.
the lionourat
upon the just
etas fair to co
with a referer
which flowed
Grand Jury,
The Honour*

(Mr. Plunkett
parties tor a

prosecuted of
Member had

without any.
Plunkett) did
a part, as to sl
_evidence. It
=hula those
sank act, and I
essorted to hi
gickly avow,
sort to his adv
bad a4vised th
the House. 1
ciously withhe
himself, the /
the purpose of
—When these
gistrates, alsh
which • they v
which called
be considered
conspiracy, h.
a deliberate pl
Lieutenant.
circumstances
of it ap
s wls,
in pa(
the
rich v
torn
an e
,hetht
ratth
cuttin
those
is
bottle, but
set up
:slat h
passions—
were ti
tt he
. • nte
'bare I
at wh(
old take
irand-Jor
'al to

Which

a bii

In
been ign
the
lies, the s:
disown out.
was not so sa
He contended
ttone and oth
boos was a pr
Arat formatiot
Chamber was
illformaticm
the very Act
Chamber. At
lament wishe
but after thri
• betweenithe
ivitleed,. i-c,b
At• -.v.Gfen

pen Court. " GOD keep meet as y
his exclamation; Iwi Jefferies,
e of the Jut y, demand t and Dudl
; acted, and thus bring on their c
Grand Jury on the late
.vaigeanci
i a similar manner, and hat' that the
Drward in their own winks ehould be
Gentleman then read the,* devoted
D which be had referred, de the Hone
'ortb, that every one of -ds., upon the
enteen In number, on bassi eras fair ti
decision on the bill, still is . with a ref
which Sir George Je(eris which flu,
!yr were on their oath, ad Grand Ju
Keen " GOD and their 0w.." The Honc
•ar).—Thus in effect sal,. • eneonnect
) " that they were gushy (Mr. Plan
ntsly insinuating that it parties to
D to pardou them!"—(ff. . prosecutes
is convinced that the G- • Member I
Ise the Jurors differed' . Without a
;ht have been expected litnak'ett).
ould have followed op * part, as
I exifirscio informatioe. It .oridence.
d had suffered time easele) aittia the
been grounds for doing . soak act, a
ed upon by the Right fl tssorted t,
mardly think that Sir av
;e, the patron of pr , sort to his
m file an es-0 cio info had
inces of a proceeding I, ... • the House
,to be looked at. If wd eiouslY wit
it withdrew trom the " -himself, tl
which a Gland Jury us the purpos
id not now attempt to dee —When ti
formations weer illegal. .S gistrates,
but this •he would say, , which • the
t spirit of the English •• which cal
4 there was not a singleipme'' be conside
mival information being . conspiracy
t had been thrown oat hp a deliberai
was performed at the ' Lieutenan
le's reign, in the P eircumstai
raises of King William, ...of which i
e, and the Prologue was
Vloore, a violent Protes• omitted in
poke the Prologue, whichtY eying on t
A bill ofiadictment wasp • tittle radii
[sore for a riot, and the GNU Was easy I
e• the bill ; but, by some a' • !might be
ate a " True Bar ulioo.ite. -haps, be
this in • the Court of Kole .bottle, wh
er proceeded by es #O,
bill was quashed. lb!
Stead of cu
ie case Was brought befit! • either of tl
who declared it a most -life. This.]
satrarg to law. This."
all future Attorney r • e.zeuse set
arses as to •bm ng• Ott was the
contempt, and from- bad rassic
Aging upon him isjaake These wet
Sao power in any Law. - " . had
hat wtsen.a Grand
if
h.
is
i person before a Nut Would 'ha
own a. most undnuald• -nonage at
taken place in Engle
idt of Grand-
fectly legs
But, legal or Merl. ! 'be should
of flu 'English I,ao
e -Secretary (au. ' ' 'as-before
to go-to the Theatrei for even
-tn - the cause of • (save been
ne enough to assist her be sent to
:o a coffee-hours, to, as ti
drive him from dist 111X•wra of
Mnsels-.-stippise I- • • .
_es not s
id that bill to •be •'.', e centet
d he asked the Alm! none and
te would file an es • titan was
Browniow) believed ' fag, form
—perhaps 'of his " arbourasi(
bat if he did,. it w' 442a11s bur
*Why should thatikli 'very
mproper in England ,umber.
s; and if he found dew moment
e the first to confess be ' • but after
and on this occasia'a• ; • is
the attention of ale 41Paisedv.*
ly front the opposition ' Attorneyso
calledi
the
e abd that el