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war logy and welds. twos, ! wee mew be acquitted, eonvithstanding the esplanadon of tile been 10,1400:led seder the 'Want Odle Comae, is,..
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pur• being found against thetn. Such verdict ha • - "'ref
ST AT 1.. ' R lALS CONTINUED. pull down the Parliament Home. by the since there was no pp wing all ti,.
rebensive of
shouts in t• . • ie t, ighbourine v nage.. We were apP was continually called for- a Reform In Parliament.
wed versed, warlike attempt wan all lanSUCCestl4.l at enter to fife off half s The Sotict roa-GeNIMAL replied, Mr. Justice Allier sum- Ali Intention to preceed oti it.
'lle next pose having ever aired lei his mind.
our Works brine at•acked. Whet. lay. light came Mr. DeSPltAti hop. el, tit consmon with tite Chao e .
• Soixi after onevery word of the Attorney Gene, al'. apeeeh ea.. : •
swpmemg the insurriction would le . take place. .
.dozen of sues. Then the admonition' of Mr. Goodwinsane/areal,
The Court proceeded to the trial of G. Weightmaa.
tried up, and the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty.
A. Martin, s. Adibury, P. :thiprran, the accomplice Turner, and tl at it would produce its due eft. et, tee we,
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locking down the road :rem tamtridge to Butte-ref. we saw livened to, and not the least attack made on him. 'John 1
before •he Maeistrates couldacquitted, but on tia country at
about int men approaching us 'I hi y were drawn up in a rips. t tunate people then were punned;
tthe men ' -and telling him we make haste, the pievious trials. Tumlinson stated, that Weigintstan,the pri. affection remained, ht• trusted i. would IlmVem he ua
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Jar hue They were armed with guns, stokes. anti "Pears. and a • pus' the Riot Ace nut of his pocket, ile y were dispersed. It was and H. I ontlinson, repeated the evidence which they gave on just .Liege. y, ant.e,...!..
f. w had no arms. Upon .I.is ••rders were given or
very •
to retire into tie office of tie iron work.. tin Ole occasion should be knowii, and when it wt.'.
and defend it. Jokey lest the potent should be well "I 9 army had been put to the soner, behaved well to him the night of the insurrection, and had down, when the manner in v./hi:hies he had boy ~,,,b,
They would have been a friend to him, or he should have tared worse.
n. When they ger to the rota b a Magistrate and a single thiamin. -
had the prisoner at h. ad
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much e( b few rouede-of beef, 'lle Court then adjourned till Met morning. there was every disputitien on the psi tofG ee - , Crilla:-** 4
mercy iu any case to which at could extend with p,,ort.
found i y ga• • s she premiere ordeed th.m to halt to right been put to the root soner y a ,
EIGHTH DAY, OCTOatt 24.
At tea o'clock the other pri.soners we: e otshrtai t„ I;.
face, front ! H. had A gun MI is hand, and a pisios stuck in a mid a• • w barrels ot ale. No one who had been in ta• habit of
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being fed from their cradle to their grave, could have ever The Court met at the usual hour, and George Goodwin, John
g their former evidence. . placed at the bar. 'J 'hose who bad lira plc ear,
Kind of bet like an apron twisted round him Elie men
ishe•l eta g manufacturer suffered. Roper, and Captain Phillips, repeated
Star a aeturdeyej Ant brought in. Jeremiah Brandraft, %native !tau:
We were incloeed by espeneticed what the fani •
extt ailed ill a curved one oppostte us•- N
'I he prisoner knocked at -he n tan tenn the butt of hi* gun. I I hue end d a war, pitiful and contesnr;t7ble indeed.,
longHe thanked [The proceedings of this day appeared'in the or
Ludlam; and George Weighttuan, came last iron Qv..
was in from and saiil, What do you *ant -what is your abject Gus, •Isat at length the time bad arrived, whets tae expected 'lke prisoner was found Guilty, but strongly rem end
were in irons. far
here ? tie said, We wak m e 'out eat I seat, You shall nut blessings id peace had reached us; an .he hoped, of the enfortonate to suercy.-Adjourned. Mr. LOWUDas addressed Braadreth in the form etee,.
have one of tbem-you at r tuo• niany already-unless atm are S i pereons should milk be' he victims ot the law, tin the altar of pule NINTH DAY, °cooing 25. uceasious- -"Jeremiah Breudre•h, you watt'
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going it, a better pureoee ffiskerse; depend on it the law. will Lcitintee, that a Bill of intlichneut for mom her offence would not The Court met this morning at nine o'clock. 'treason ; have you any thing so say why oat:tier , ' A
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be a. 4,tong„ for you eytei Pe 'glottis with halter* round your he pi esented boon the Grand Jury ; anti Oat the imprisonment The following prisoners were brought in by Mr. Eaton, awl not be passed en you
area a end you will all be itaitse.l. Tee prigniet made no reply- and suffering of these poor mein would be taken Into considers-Brandreth, in a very low tone, addressed akw en-.
placed at the bar, viz. Maim Amon, John lincon, Sowed Hail,
I thin oliserved I. laidlani arm li with a pike, and J. laylor nun, Si an ample atonemen, for their offence.-He had given• •oe
Joseph 7 tower. alias Milnciwskr Turxtre Joha °Um the eiders `fale Lordships, in which he expresved a hope that nit • ••
armed with a gut . I aces .41 I Ludlam, and said, Good Gob, an outline of the law, and he sunmetted, that a. the Riot Act iliesimateish,Germsas Borten and Isaiah Godkr. ,hewn to him. re)• a,„„t
W. Turner uttered a few words to the same effect, at" hue, war are you about ..t, ouch an errand as this; you have had not been read-as the deluded ere-amen had not had any Mr. Deo mew said he hada motion to make on the part of the
gut a hate. r abetter your sock ;go home. I took hint by the waning, it could not be hie* treason. He concluded, by hoping prnemers at the bar. When they were formerly arraigned they the for going question.
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shoulder And strove to pun him into the office; but Pe keened I than she Jury would vindicatis :heir county from the imputation
had pleaded " Not Guilty." Now, on mature reflection, wi:h a Isaac Ludlam said-" May it pigmy yaw lordese„ I
antic. agitate tett said. lam as hal as I the be, and I must NO of being the only county in which mason and levying war bad mercy. I hope pane Lordships will. If inlay be -
knowledge of the evidence which would be brought against them,
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been committed, stnce die year i 713 ; and requested them to take they wished to be allowed to withdraw that plea, in order that
ota lie neghtt rave been she ',led I. our ofii •e, but wired.. Imut.
sae!! hereafter be in such eadormity with the lays e (..;
S. Booth's set gala aid two others tora advanage of my utter, into their cuneiderattoo the inadequacy of tee means resorted to, they might lead"; Guilty," and throw 'themselves on the mercy man, that no one shall repent that my iI. prayer v. 411 owed the
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came in, and we protected them. bottle time afterwards I saw to effectuate die imputed purpose.
of the Crown. _ N lute speaking he was greatly agitated.
W.We :Leman tin horseback eon towel& Ncttieshain, but not At to minutes atter two, the Learned Counsel bad finished A
The .-erroaatlT-GentILAL said, to this he could have 120 00. George Weisht man said nothi ire.
the way tie- mite- wee . I seized the horses bridle, and accused his address, and called Mr. J. Honied, an overseer of the poor, jection at all. . Several of those who haelpleaded Guilty, implored ton!
him of itoin, to jots, the Orbit," At last be owned be was, mei in the parish of Wilford, to prove that the prisoner bad been a
Mr. LOWNDES then addressed himself to the prisoner ant ships to chew mercy. J.
said, if I wool ' ie• him go, be would go home; but as I raw a bag pauper, and had received relief a. each. named in the indictment in theft word, :-" Thomas Bacon, on I ire et-lemony concluded, the last awful !autism of 1..
under hint, ;s. _Zed the horses head again, and said, " You ras- Mr. Dantean then followed on behalf of the prisoner la aWI
cornmented--and
cal, I w.II in t m 'hat beg; it contains bullets, and you are takiiig 'peach of considerable ability. your humor arraignment you pleaded a Not Guilty.' Do you
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now wish to withdraw that plea ?"-Prisoner answered, " VIII.:
them t.. I li. ...rbtla I pulled bun off his horse, and lie said The Cnier Baum now Informed the prhenter• that if Mr, Lowndes neat asked, to Are you Guilty or Not Goal t' 'ln tee Si many persons, and esyeeiatly to many your, •
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be wow.: 6v. them up quietle. Ilene were m the bag Ma- wished to address any thing for !Artistic, this was the opportunity. Prisoner-" Guilty." the nei-erable condi, ion in which you nonstnni, is i; ~:'
lets, asoa a. ecking Lull, apparently ot a differ ent hoe. The prisolier said be lett it to his Counsel. The other prisoners above named pleaded " Guilty" lit the viinti,l„ atid ism' exhibition se mournful and -trend
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L. ettiliewoo• Esq. a Magistrate of tar county of Nottingham, At four o'clock the SoLiorroa-GeriallAL rose to reply. He same form, and were jmnied,epeir removed.
, Coo ! m this counts yit is uncommon. Ea ais aim
deposed to the du. died ..ate of the towu oe Nottingham, and remarked the parts which his Learned eriend had so lightly
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tory to •h. public to know, and it must he some to, '..
the seaming •villages, at tee veiled in met mum. He procured a skimmed over •t that which they had ridtculed as the conspiracy,y, ntheonspiracy, _a
asse. Gimp Bourinpon Wm. Nardesia, Wm W,:ghtm.". ' yourselves to remember, that you have lea.: retry teeeet I
force ot i a privates of cave'. y,
Vile. we got co a village called Ki •• henry, two miles short of drunken paupers If tame was the case, wily was an estimate of ten the sante purpose, and severally pleaded " Guilty." huts meet charges hottest against ti'.:n. You hoer he I
Eastwood, the people told us that the mob had dispersed, and arms talked of ? why were these maps proluced ? and, with re. When
teuded by Counsel of your own selection a- VI. out out t! .. Pa
When these had retired, the following prisoners who had not
me tobi.wed the road they had taken, and found iniallinies of spect to the poetry, was it only fur bread that th, y were to fight r woodmen 'heir plea of o Not Guilty," were put to the bar :- interruption from :my (muter, have used. every milk, ht
'gosaid help I combined the pursuit until within about half did they not declare, that the time was arrived when Government hex Laiesi,Sagead Lakin, w• Lodlaos, Refers Turner, eraseph favour, which their experience, ktumnedge, and ore it
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it mile ea .Laatwood, when I turned off the road after them wish was to be imposed-and how 1 why by an armed rebellion; and 'ie 'Oleg/wee the younger; Jan,, Weighting", Thomas Ird:hussars,
could suggest. lof course Ws now speakieg to the., et
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one of tot dragoons. Laptalu Phillips proceeded emir toe others. by die ammo ame,, got,* to houses, ford og unwilling permits, to grow,
jam, jags irn.ter,jiwoi
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siiited in their pleas of " Not Guilty" till their eente., an.
Those I was pursuing were to the number of Sb or SO. and were go with theist, and procuring arms by robbery, by burglary, and ;mph S„,ze.
tuned. You were tried by several lures of your c,,,,...,. ,
throwing away their arms. We secured .wo or three, without by even murder. It was cut tent that 't was a long eontemida•cd -1 he prisoners were informed, as those who bad been tried had of as great respectabiiity, a. patient, and as attendee e rse:. (
arms, and then went after the mato body. We came up with plan; and the pikes w. re the proof of it; they could not have been, that they hail the sight of challenging any Juror when he nem before them, as er:r sat in a British Court el 114 i:•!.
than by Langley Mal; they wee; at that time dispersed, and the been made on the Sunday or the Monday, bet must have been came to be sworn. To
ring the whole of the inve Ogaden which has taken ;'acv .e
dragooto were pursuing them in all directions; about 30 were preparing for a long time before. He world not dwell era the No challenge was given, and the Ant twelve Gentlemen who sole.iln at.ii im . . . •
portant u-ca-tem, the greatest &trim a ,a. 1
then taken. fatal event of the murder, but be took kayo to say, that it could paid to every thing that could be urged on the et,t ~: •..t,
Captain Pimillips, of the 15th Hustars, examined by Mr. Gum appe&ed were sworn in, with the usual forms.
ant he bread that they wanted when they destroyed the life Mr. Lewitt:its then opened the proceeduigs by reeking the fence.. '!'hose Juries, compelled by the force.'( I'."f Vit4l. yt. art
nar--On Monday, the nth of June last, be was stationed with of a Whet-creature. Could liacoes speech be forgoing-
decker, have found you Guilty, and of High rre.lBeo. l'ot
a detachment of his regmeeost Nottingham Barracks. 1 owards sod could their object be doubted then? He would sat, several counts in the indictment.
the Atooareav-General then addressed the Jury as follows : maim% you who have not been tried, taut what have d o /sal
She evening there•was some bustle and di.rurbance in the streets. were ail the aces enumerated pruofs only of famine or Mures. 1 o
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About non ade acem: is; or mil taro we, sent for ;on their ter- I here could.not be the least doubt that the persons at Noting' Gentlemen of the Jury, I think I see collected in that box some withdraw *me plea of Not Guilty, I now addrers inaoa. I
MP' of the Gentlemen who have served on former Juries in the • chat
.your cases were de-A.:do.
rival the &nob disper,ed, ahe enytuery were on the alert ail ham were connected with the conspirators in question. Mr.
night. About f.ali-past six in *nominee, witness was called on Cross almoet admitted, that the pubinatiats be complained of course of those proceedings under the Comosission, by virtue of otherstel'a have 8`444 thus, know
*bleb their Lordships arc now sitting in this pima. Othere, I which have been tried. a oil are covsesoas 0. ea.,
and hires uht-seeerti- leave to tel hdraw your furnita etc.,
by Mr Munday and air. Itelloathe, sod wine with a detachment hail coated the sedition and rebellion that the prisoner was lii' believe, are those who have not toned before, but those Gentle- u, _ , itg,.. therefore, •of ..........,
n'o'w plea .es ruby. You
of his cup. towards Etismoode. When they got near I anglea• d.cte d tor, and the Attotney-General bad a lecture for trot Prow"' men may have been in Court, and have probably heard what has the worege viicv of High • Ire
.aoo-the highest., teervi I
they saw about tO men armed,. Ae w.tnees and los p-r• y came owing a e offender., and dying that which Lnr.l Skinvouth didand
up, he saw a num holding out hi'v arm Asii desirous to formal afterwards. I: the Jury were of
,opititon Oat the prisoner hkd transpired in the course of those trials which have been concluded.
lenc e k.uow. :it to the law. It tan indeed, at,
~.tl:er.ce area . he
e line-hat, t: e mob paid no at-tuition to I.lm, but g_d se all ds- committed the acts imputed to him, they would preserve by their You who have officiated on them have had a most importaut,
be 0141 to include, as it leads to the commis-mu of ceeri . r,
anxious, and painful duty to perform. Important as it affected species of crime. Your ie•urrection, I m.itaak (.:•,,e, new.
reedit:l •hrowing away then arms. On tie way tack, witness verdict the future *away of their cuuntry.-At six o'clock he
met thee High olior.ff, a..d tat Yeomanry, coming in pursuit ot fieoh.d. the public a: large and the prisoners at the bar; anxious as it re-
!Leg, but while It did lamt , it was mark. d by rase:aces, al
the Rebels. garded yourselves from the desire you must all have felt to dia-
.!' lie Chief Baron here eadrested the Jury, and led them, he charge your duty conscientiously, and painful Is the extreme murder of a young n 3.0, who, it appears, did net *Seer
by at ~, g . you . tem. tin to offer the least opposition. -Fail tea••
• Cross-exandued by Mr. Deem/ie.-Did not recollect the ha-1 an opinion, that it certainly would be better for them and when you came to that ultimate decision on the evidence which
prit.comser. • for lanoeit if the Court wail tit algae') mail to-morrow.wadeferocit.o of your purethe and prover that it was your
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compelled you to promote some of your totem subjects guilty of
: hh in l'of t trous t e OW your fellow c;tizens, to ewe •
Here the ATlOttler-Gthititet Stated that his ease Nat closed. The Jury' ben preferred it, retire, and the Court Was adjourned the high crimes with which they had been charged. 'I o relieve
the e law and constitution of your country ; Ad
Mr. t.• moss now rose, ai:d addressed the Jury -For tuns, a until eight u'etneek to-morrow morning. to sacrifice the !
' you at the present momeat, I will state at the outset of what I am
toe property, gad the liber•les of al who opposed your ' a Ch
stranger in nos county to rive he eit tee:airily melon bt supposed THIRD DAY, SATURD.IY, GC TUBER it. going to say (and which shall be very short), that the painful duty
which, if Cu introduced a state*, the - he
to feel some enbarrassment ; 'bur tie •It Ii;
was exerting one elsuccess ul, woul Lave
The proceedings or this am, including the summing up of the which I have lam adverted to, you will not again be called upon
the proudest privileges that July Legli: Lunen coat espy. lie The
Baron, end the return of a verdic: of Guilt in • have been
Yo 6. to perform. It is not my Intention to offer any evtleuce against nolimplete anarchy. Goa ber.praised.. your insurrection Met 1
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w l not dwell longer on this subject, but I must. h- almitie
knew lie as allowed to a 'lntent the prisoner'. cause wilt the aread • d
y mane atlength. the prisoners at the bar. It has been truly said by a moat able I
most fearless boldness. But it any one supposed that he would
FOURTH DAY, Octonza :O. writer tin the law of this mustier, that 'it is titre of the ends and say, it is my hope,
. and my expectation, that the eljsilk"-
take advantage of that privilege. by album% the Adinuemstrrion, Coe__ _ .
rt mt ar the tietial lii.ur, and soon after wee. Turn causes of human punishment by the example of those who may will turpish on this important day, may keep others Ir•.. :: . ere • I
they supposed bins perfectly unacquainted with the duty he owed
was put to the. Jury was th.n impanto lied, and Mier the
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bar.. A t - be coovicnal, to deter others from committing similar crimes:- log to the delusions which frantic and rebellious %pH., tut •
ber.:3' i
, towards his client, hi. country, sad tonne If. He certainly did notabroad. I hope your fate will save others from ..ng
pro :literary in oceednigs already inserted, I think I quote the very words 6f Mr. Justice Blackstone, and I •
mean nor a stogie moment to advocate the gross outrages that had can add to them no words of mine that would express the send- if any such reni.in li.h3'
instruments of hellish agitators, , ,
Mr. Battier opened the pleating.; 1111 the indictment. toes e. 4.3
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committed; but whether ruauslaughter, or bore ..e.-, or rob- meat they embody ball so wail. When many persons ma en- whose rapacity and wickedness would,. for. purp
The Soto: aria• G L then addressed the Ivy ea the
bury, had been committed, it would no.. be Ms deity to ascertain;own, urge unhappy men to courses which must leadeneo its
Fart of the Crown. fie login by sta:ine the law asap gaged in the couuniesion of grimes against the public, It is netts-
but it became him to state, that they were not high treason. He - - - Plieable tar to bring some of the offenders-and often many of them- ruin. lwt me beseech you to remember your present aatio-
to the charge against ti-* primmer in precialy a similes. manner
begged leave, with great dee-mace to that High Meer, to con- to the bar of ct mina! justice. But when once that lieriod arrives Your lives are forfeited to the laws of your country. Relate a
to that sit the ATTORNEY-OEN:4"AL on the preceding trial;
tradiet the definitl ..n of itorng war, made by the Attorney-Ge-
and detailed. the connection the prooner load with thing
late in. at which we y hope-nay, are almost certain, that enough has most of the small remnant of that life which remain. to nom
trial; and as he had quoted air Al. Foster, ho would take the
surrecion, at it was proved by the following evideitc:. been done to put down that spirit of disaffection which may have deavnar to matte tome aomircosation to that society Vaa !ors
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liberty of voting as great a law watt, equally eels braced.- been excited, lam sure nothing eau be so politic as to sheath the •
Much ireured, and pray to Goo fog grace. I have us reel
..,A.. Martin proved that 'fawner anemia g•d Meetin s at the say, but to repeat my sincere wish that your moornhil tinge
Here the Lemillitei Compel read several pas ages from Mr. Lee swore' of justice and interpose the shield of mercy in behalf of Di
hoe Horse at Pentridge, (at which Bram:rens was preterit) and may prove a great blessing to others; that the seirre girt e
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the B
atiste ores Commentaries. From them he contended that ‘s these who remain. You will observe, that the unfortn-
the Staten of Edward 114 ought nut to be emeatied too far. lie. . , „
produced a list of the persons, olio posse.sed Arms in Wingfieldou by that excellent man, Mr. Goodhue, may not be hogroi
nate pawns now at the bar, there are many who are yet In the Yli
then read an aberact of that A.l of Parliament. Ibe wham- Pan"' "e ruPeated his statement of the plans aud teitenied and that it may be every where felt " that the law is too won
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- . very early stages of I. fa. Some of these have been closely con-
ue din sof the rioters.
dal question now before the Jury was, warther time offences ot 14-n g Amsted with others more guilty than themselves. 'there are for rebels, and that they march with halters About thermic'
S. Asitherry corroborated the evidence of Mertin.
the fith of June, amount/el to levying of war, or to Merely ot- among them the eons, brother, and nephews of these who wets I hotte others will take warning by your present unhappy eat
fences of a 1 seer nature ? attd Chief Justice Hall had said, that :I'. Turner proved that the prismier was at Mrs. Epworth's, tan, and by avoiding your crimes avoid your decade,' 1.4 e. I
must active in the insunection. I w:U hope, that these persons,
when Bnuadreth fired the shot which killed her man. • t.
tike levying war, was in a great measure a question tor the /117 without that due consideration which, young as they are, they now batten. for I cannot trust myself to say more on the gem
H. Tombeau) Elio. Hall J Walker, and Mary Enwonh re-
to determine. He now referred to the Act of Edward I . . - . ' 'J. ' • ' ought to bare given to a subject so insportant, have been led to to pronounce the awful sentence of the law, which Ii- a tie
any stated, that when a body of persons !ail arienibleti for motto use enonenCe they gave on branciteth'e !real.
follow the example of these to whom, from the situations its yea, and each of you, be taken to the gaol from which eosin
W. Wilkinson, de h having sem I erase Annan, the
general purpose, It was not until a warning had In
en given
rioters armed with a PPetd
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a which they reepeedeely stood, they ought to have been 'stabled hen brought, and thence carried on a hurdle to the place sites
by the Sheriff to retire to their bootee, and nut well they bad . _gee. to look up lot pattenn of goeduns and pmpriety.
it is far this eution, and there &meetly hanged by the neck till ens ;,:1414 6
H. Hole proved that the prisoner aseissfsd in mirshaffine thead
• disresueled that warning fur a oracle hour. were Mot deemed ~ ~e .
the - reason that I have brought them before you this !learning, not anal afterwards your heads to be severed Irons your rule.,
frailties. But even in the subsequent reign of Mary; which had "bed' I'tasks, and h d i b
OWI is
..„, for the purpose of offering evidence against them, that you may your bodies divided into four quarters, and placed at la err I,
been properly ca led a bloody reign, if such conduct had taken ~ body,
deltht• eli" a frost sat He eise saw „_,_him ee vev`-__, convict them, but to announce that I mean to bring forward no Jest?. disposal; and may the Loan Gob of all mercy Wee'. a
0111e5,,01, ermg the owuers of them to give Up tear Mel win
place in a mob, It was nut treason, but merely felony. But fur "
evidence, that it may be' your duty to pronounce a verdict of ace Passion upon you!" 'r
ns. The reamer tbreatened to shot a vaunt man named
these good old Statute., a Doctrine of Cutioructiee Thema, f.
1:41 nor P , • - (phial; Lopiug and trusting, that so far from the course now Profound silence reigned in the Hall while the terrible or ,
who Wessel to go with toem.
pluck had originally eximed in the ferocious reign of Henry VIII Yell. 9 , deposed tweed. I.'S
pursued, making boomrer impression on their (Muds, they tenor awarded by the law against traitors was prone ,
that the and arandretk compelled
when Julies were wily to find the connuissloto of the farts al- hi to. .. prisoner- .velil go luck to the of die families to which tbey beloug, prisoners were deeply affected, but spoke not, with the tsar a
'med. and the Judges would ecide whether they coastitutod is non the rioters, under a chi eat of shooting hiba Uhe
'and to the friends bf whom they were formerly respected and tints g( Isaac William, who renewed his supplication for nit"'
refused.
treason or nut, world Will poem!, In the conclusion of the J. Ha The gaoler matiebto understand he could not then entree ne
beloved, better men than they have been; and that so restored, •
roved flat similar comuulsion was employed
Attorney.Genetal's speech, he nonrated little lees than that doe- aim;
and
that
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trine; fur the Attoreey :Get:ogled saitnehat if the Jury should "
as to the 4111 the
er was always consult by n'-, afforded to them, and remembering the danger they have eseap- delkeir. Nifeighiman was much paler than when on We al
to
eenyineed a
the identity
of i,p4soacr. being the person
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wild t measures they sa Wel ursue He also saw
ed, become what I hope they were till these unhappy disturbances 'under was extremely dejected, but apparently raiern-
accompamisig the atrocious outrages he had eounstrated, they 111.2.g,°, lin parties to a"ack houses, at". broke out, honest, sober, industrious, and religious members of and the same may be said of Brandreth. The greatest t'...
aye shutter evidence as to the ri t
could um acquit hins. Now, it they were to try the questhin, ma's --Ynkee.
i •If. he did out • V wow hrwatewhig society ; from this moment forward, by their Integrity and peace- ot deportment was seen in the conduct of Ludians, else itaiort
join. the rim...re. Te pri•oner wu the
se/bettor he, (he Learued ti:outisel) was standing on his heels or arie
....hi"able deportment, I would flatter myself they will endenvour re- all his former serenity during the few moment. do Coo i
his head, alto the Attorney-oleo were io rise, and in his ad- hat ha r :e. entered *dues/ il father s house, after the rit"ril spectate), to fill the several stations la life towhich iea,
t may pleas sat after he bad been removed, his frantic sorrow was nine , •
dress to than state, that if be (the la arum! Coalmen leaned to . ""'" rl en ''''° '''
. the fillet or the lemt, it had always born considered a cubetrue- . . t Roper.
G. Goodwin W. avid Captain Philips. repeated the Goo to call them. I most solemnly declare, that It I should hear once heard in the Hall. . mai
- r five buntline on the bead, be behoved that the Jury would lot testimony tee y had given on kit saidretti s trial.
• . - e • • - this-it I should live to hear that they again become good and Before the Court adjourned, the Calef Baron felt it re L.
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T. RoPinson 11. red that he and Colonel
lbw their own common sense, and discard the eminence of his ,_ . -9 Peo • useful members of society, and that it Goo should prolong their
litsnast *PP..' 1 en, they are foand setting a good they for himself, and he believed he might say for titt. . •
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• Majesty's Aitorney•GeuereL He was addressing thorn in a r • the prisoner And his brother. example to othen, who may Judge near him, to tender hi. thanks to the Juries. • • ,
Here the evidence fur the nr see t a e thed : and the Coo
time, where, in 1745, war, indeed, had been levied, and the- • -o- - - do- 1- -- • -- ---" nation will afford me inure sincere satisfaction e
aa look up to them for the regulation of their conduct, such infer- armoire to say, he had never met with Jurors who i,e.,11" *6
8 talkers brought to cond.gn punishment, aa they ought to he. adjourned till eight o'clock next mooting. than any other stronger claims on his respect and gratitude.
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that I may hope to icativr. Plarouehout the whole of these trials •
fhe Court was then adjourned, and the prisoners wee a ••
• 'that Was fur the purpose of placing the Pretender on the Throne. FIFTH DAY, OCTOialt 111. - el
I have date nty duty as well as my poor talents enabled me to afterwards conveyed through :n untimely large sifer.N;
There, 804, there were armies in martial array; there they , 1 his townie& at eight o'cluck, the Court met pursuant to ad. do it, wit!! jetties rimed, the country and towards the prisoners spectators to the prison, being escorted thither by a streq WO
usurped the collection of the Kills', revenue. a Oar, indeed, jourinnens and W.. Tamer was immediately put to the bar, aud who have -it hhibees
orpeare a •r. d tin Be I have object view of bad no it
was treason sect levying war. He contended that the prisuoer his trial Proceeded.
but the grate al webnre, and an. Willing to believe' that the step very great though the whole of the alarming. No erproare
oeglat to be tried for riot, or noweameauor. Even wahiu the Thi Prltoeters what eked if he had any thine to ay in his glee I now take will - ' • mind trade
wi operate as mach to restore the public to a either of satisfaction or displeasure escaped the atuluiede ,
list few mouths, a persoo was tried for a similar death to the fenee,said, that all he bad tom was, that lbh sun. was mu codicil Lka
proper state, as sty other part of these ptoceedinr. Lousght to _Dan sr, SATURDAY MOR N 1,4 C.-After /sage Ludic= h:i _
patent, owlet precisely similar circumstances. 'lien a Jew!, when he voluted it at tbe witness Rayne': apologise, Gendensmi, to you, and to their Lerdships for detain- found guilty on Friday, he was conducted back to the ceR 7'.a.
Against *bees reputation no imputation had Mee cast, mead Mr. Caoss and Mr. Dastreass, addressed the Jury in able mg you so tong, lie the con I have 1 lergo Ile
taken, may hays need, the Court-Home, to wait until the evening. No I ..._
Ow party. He woad now Advert so the present case, and as the speeches on behalf of Me primmer. but I have only beets animated by a sense of duty. he entered it, than he fell upon his knees, bent forth tent'
Attorney-Oeuvrel had said in his speedo whatever atrocious in- rhree witnesses deposed, that they lad known she prisoner •is
the C Caftan said, as the Attorney General, with that rout ejaculation, and is the most earnest manner offered ut
mimed azt had been troniniitted, it ought not to prejudice them for many years, and gave his the charasttr of aeptaceabie and h -which belonged - umainty to him, anti to others under whom prayers. The verdict of the Jury he was convinced had cola
In their summaries under the present indictment. It was right for loyal subject. he acted, hawing declined to offer evidence against •the prisoners a gleans of hope, and with becoming latensenees he orn ,
him to remind the Joey of the horrid and coe.tant misery under The ATTORmartGastaitAL raving made kisreply, Mr. Justin it the bar. et arc dt il
ewe the duty of the Jury to and them-Not enticed his petitions to that Throne of Grace, bdore whi
Winch the poor classes groaned. The comstry had arrived at the DALLAS summed up the evidence ; and the Jury, atter refiring Gult:y. - Is expected he will so shortly appear. li was In this posture CO i
elbse of a glorious aud succeeshil war of little less than V 5 years. for a quarter uf an hour, fetus uud a verdict. Lading the prisoner The Jury Immediately eel
Instead or the 1000 r manufacturers enjoying the fruits of peace, Guilty of High Treamn. returned their verdict in conformity he remained for a considerable time, heedless of the f t
with the direction they had reteieed, and replied iu the negative who were in the room e and, to about half an beer' Gt
they found nothing but starvation and misery. 1 here Were, too, • SIX CH DAY, Ge ft. to the usual maation-" Have they not led limn jubtice I"ante'`- who was the next prtsoner to be tried,
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.iintottunately, many person' in opulent circumstances, who had This morning, at eight o'clock, as usual, their Loriships.and ' The Cater &rmie. addressing the Pr then ow-. the cell with a cheerfulness, which evinced his ilea tea a
artfully sod wickedly instigated them to diss;ntion. In the ye- the Counsel having entered the Court, a; risover, Jima Lora, "Yoe, beam, no - - - "seat% -- L., ..
evidence has been offered spinet you ot. the hope was net lost. No sooner, however, did he see -
riot) of Mistress, wlth their children starving and clamouring was placed at the bar,--the Brat evidence ceded was• --.
part of the Grows, have boon acquitted. I hope you and all who friend and associate in the position that has been Oho"-
mooed eisema the unfortunate, unemployed manufacturers were; A. Mania, who deposed, that %hen Turner produced the ail- are
now in Court have heard every word of the speech addressed than a temporary terror seemed to possess his whee ft ..•;
addremed by one of (be most infamous and eeditioue publics- mate of arms at the White Horse, the prisoner was asset and by the Learned t t.,
tilos that ewer issued from the press, (Cobbett's Register, the said they had forty pikes in a stone quarry. a Attorney-General to the Jury, and that every he was immediately convinced that Ludlam had bus ece
word will make a due impression ou your minds. Let me introit ed, and with a vacant stare of horror inquired of hint w 4.• '4
E•ghteeneh Number).-Where was Hs Mejesty's Attorney-Ge- S. Ashbury corroborated that evtdence, and milled, that the you never to f' a, :X.!'
enroll Where were the Magibtrace ? He did not impute any prisoner, at the White Horse stated the arrangemeat of the in., tacit mget the danger you have clasped, or the tender- his Idea was true. Ludlam, in a tens of entbuslastic an.:
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saves you from death. If the trials had proceeded, it answered, that he was found guilty ; and Weightnsan tn.._ 1
blame to thew, because the sort of writing was so new, that surgeons to be to proceed ir, Nottingham to Newask and bac" la•
, my deny to inform
they did not knew how to deal with it. However, Lord Si.!. titmice to Loadeb. you, that instead of speaking as I now do, the firmness displayed by the old man, immediately sea.--an'
smooth wrote down to the Magistracy, and gave them the means W. Smith deposed to the prisoner and another bringlag op the you fhe Atm
' I might leave been °bilged to pronounce sentence of death du hiss pirits, exclaiming," I shall not die before my time, tat! ttr
tot !"1
of meg the publication; but toporninately it was too late. , rear, in the march to Bas
Iron Weeks and reveal the He .t
• rney-General has preferred the course now taken, pose the time is not tar off!" He was then placed at the
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Tie oteritios doctrines had ken 'fileukated. He then coin- witness and others from having the imitirgana, whom theyt
had led adratat-
compAssion oil you--he thou that you have been mie. Mr. P.atos. Last night, at half six o'clock, the Court
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~,teed npon.tbigreater part lifibe soignee. He remarked the been forced to join. , , by Whets, and he Batten himself, as Ido myself, that, taught Weightitiata-was then "'ducted back to the call where
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wisdom what has .
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manes .of the two timid , commas. la wham an Invitation T. limner and morimilinann repeated their impose testimony. lives f by passed here, you w.ill Itad more correct left the dejected I.udlani. They were then placed in
g,
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PCV the tine to noose. Take warning by what you and conduredhack to gaol. -On their etrering the roan : a
bad been given to come la. " Wai the cohsulting there, the con. Elijah Hall, the elder, and his son, peeved. shat the prisoner 'kuiown. 1 ea you , spared.- Rodeo' ,„„„. to have
liveof mind I.al!et
oddly alluded to, as nos of ffinOvert-Acis? Wu it to be sup- was present, but outside the door, when the attack was made on sober and re Jou. alt
that
are
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the other primmer' were assembled, all presmce . 1
posed that seven dnudten puitteri 'cottid overturn the Govern• the hoes, of the laud'. . ....._
____ lig b lives, and try to reform yourselves, so that Ludlam ;he houneinutely burst into tears, exclaiming t 1,..,...,
awe, ''ffben with respect to Ilia witness who spoke of beef Mary resideser termer evidence, but did flacon. In"" mar mt.: a credit to Niciety ;so shall yonodaye be passed hoPe -TOO sena At chill intelligence, hliseettestei Tu-ame._!
aa4 betrked by a ppy ; -oth.sy• ''
sag ems, it lad appeared front him, that thleo• pour deluded nece the =with the atrocious act consadttedat bee balm and thank Cot:' ' -ha
-- - ettnikir tio home, the
Cithri,
evinCed
the
greatest
dejection
t but
Bra
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oppo they were to be fOund provissoos; as they said SEVEN tit DAY, °crease inie convinced his fate is cued, remained unmoved. l't 14 -'l' '." .
The Primmer: listeteto:or-I
Crams to bras riessiainnat Gweameame, ?bow pow. people na Coors mu at won. tad die trial of 4dee Lwow, 44
al. ~___ the aberye address with great atten- has been extremes and sorrowful since his anon-
ymous mad seemed to
aborighe ig ii the power of the Goverment to tam. plenty.- tiers was essmosoa. Illeeklant it anettaigo4L• ' '• • ' -
repair affected by the salutes., 04. and betrays much terror. --:
1004 vary rater Mural what they wan is fight for-(etc Me. Ciao spired as Mesa, by abolition that the
- price. The SOLIMTue-GlutitaAt add; ___ __..,_...... - _
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