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;114:13.40i. NEW SAUCE for ceneral perposes, MIDST CURIOUS P.tMPIIIET.
having given each grist epprehatien anal the demand Tis day was published, price Om %hilliest. Mr. Comm then submitted, Vint even granting, rate that which was dangerous from that which was
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twits enntinuirre to increase, JOHN BURL:FAS & MON het 'TIDE TOTAL ECLIPSE, a Grand Politieo-rtetro. which he could nut do, the power of a Judge to fine a likely to do hit. service ; and the ceneetiimesett genet
o.od 1111011111111 y to Mier this their beet sehimaledernente to ii
litanies' Plsoomminson %ids occurred in the year to
nefendAnt for improper conduct, yet the facts set out be, as it had been in the present rase, that he wont! •
me Public for their liberal patronage. of the same; its Men. and which, owing to the'
death of kir. !leery Anilthws, th affidavit nut -h t justify the f b • bkof 4 ' ' ••
e were stu at o lnes :weak !near: Oing ounce to Iteu.self„, and that.
wait, and great convenience la all dimities. hes reeom- it is supposed 'cii past toe now. of th, 000doogogo or which had been impo eel by Mr. Justice Best. The a verdict would inevitably be taken spied higl.'
bask it to the most distinguished forrien earinerions, who
all spokeltbieblv in Its reeniamoi, is•ine.--11 is pre. Milree'r`.,l^l hr E• alit,
„all possible care has been resorted to by each ideate the congeal-Wens rst the Planets. . , ~. . • h
first fine of 201. had been ocemioned by the defend- There was one farther point upon eh'
ant's aseerting that, in a case like his, no Counsel which Mr. Cowper
would troul.le their Lordships with a few observet• tow
, s • sheen ONLY; and for prevents,. : dissppointatent (from Designs by Crnikshank)
betrelbg sealed upon the rota: with their Arm need ad•lees.., object‘ via
o s w the areacvs of the 11 dips,: ea Terrestrial ,
i atiadre gtirenhotTirdelimw,C4iitATlNE9
110 Too make an honest end a minty defence : the He meads. Vie oh. lions with the greatest re- 'Pet
le as emblem! having their signatere. without whiiii it Ist. negate.,
presentin toraintry eciipaed by !earned Judge interfered ; anal the defendant then for the learned Judge against whose act they *ere
Est he ernehse. r a °rest L said, "My Lord, if your dungeon is ready, infer ins directed ; mid he made them with the It-se diffitultv. 1
VIIII. %pet-mums below. Re. &e.
4011S1 PURGING; and RON longest:oo;4w" and much ei„i. c to give you the hey." He (Mr. Cowper) did. not because be was erriale he could not in am• nay so • i
lammed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIEs. rottitignes to ht. pew- •LOUDS and NO't ISt 1 VAPOtIIII.
3rd. Reossalso of the Het teas 1919. mean to deny, be could not be um absurd as to deny, certainly proeitiate the naiad of !bat Learned .In.hre as . 'I
IWO by Mem After the same manner thee has given the 4th. TOTII. ECLIP3E or time of the GwteAA an if- ainkfaction for many emirs.that a Judge haul flue power of fining for contempt, by a vigorous performance of his own duty. Front •
one, te7, tiyneen. comer of the Savoy-steps, ACURATION, and a gleam of light from ITALY. IWO. . but- then that contempt must be open and express ;it the coarse which Mr. Jnstice /lest hat I •ern on the
lith. Wild and disorder! r dines i the II
London. Y P Ge"----"- -a - "-ill. of meat he somethinee either bringing the Toole itself trial, of remitting the fines before be anllllll4ll • ' P-as, tette •EH*
(YRS ORIGINAL 1,11114.11 ei' VrtaltllGVll.) 116. Ditto in the Veunne below," Min. into contempt, or ob•triteting its proceedings. In this evideucr, it did appear td him (Mr. Cowie-40W 'Me • • I • t '292,TiVEkNI). 7:h. lento is the Church, MO, the first isstauce, at atl events, no such act hard been Lordship, at that tine, felt souse doubt as to. tlewlear- •
ggedgF WITH F:II4E AN SPRITY TO THE tete Eers or the 1f.C1.11,11i. and demenetion of Me abet, committed. With respect to the passage which had redness of the conrre t: hick he had liefler .
A INFLICTED WDF:U
ITH,MIMen/14. . vole!). Aspects. ISt& Alter which follows a new vent
or " Otto OATS TNT 1(1%S," as it i 1 to be eurtgemeityear. Proaloteed the sensed fine of 4111. he, the Learned Conn: If the fines were properly imposed, then Pbi . . .
rislol Npr'..itn,ara,leil*
bring
hanfwteir, rue:yids years sac- To9twl bilk is added, . sal, dial not hold himself bound to defeadthervinciples had co!nteitteal a fault, anal, both for the pentatitenhst- :1
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„ogee of the most eminent of the Fieuity in Town and time; for cogrusLrlrralisilecr.tocoustrue.
adapted lo these wonderfni wh'ett that passage contained. (It was the passage in of the phrtientaroffence and fur the prerentinti of its'
emote. teink it just to the Poihite emit domoselves, tam to Dolby. ellt, Strand. which 'he defendant *meted •he Bible as a work con- repetition, dime Nem ought to have continued. TEO.; : • i
semen. their long established Improvement ill the mat-trasy to the honour of the Deity, anal subversive of the remission of those line* he timid not hut cementer as: •
esteem oteIeISTRUNI k:NTS for the II P. 1.1 EP of KERN! k. I•
cot to esutica the Public, rtruitaAt the imposittomi of the pre- LAW INTELLIGENCE. last interests of society.] That passage. as it appeared evincing some uncertainly in the mind of the Jlnd r,t ,•.1" '. .
wader, ftnetute-eurtne Quarks, who have fr .n: time to time to hint, merely described the causes which broueht and noon that unevetnitav, as well as
deeetted the Public. rerommeoding such as may Not tie et. •••
i:vURT OP ZINO'S BENCH. I: -CILDIIALL. Nor. 15. the Ihsist into disrepute with the Christian ; simply known authority and all he•eired ansl . - • '
renewal to take the opinion of revertible prat-exhausts - meant-et Deiet is not a Christian ; anal how that pas- Indeed principle, he prayed the Osurt that l'
pen, before being led to be the dupes of such pretenlors.
tittettnat. :Neoax trio.% sage could fairly draw down a fine upon the head of might he greeted. - -et . 1 '
• Their I lotemente are light, eleven!, anal admit of superior ...
Seediness. see adapted for right or left s'rio. increase anal Mr. SCARLET? moved for a rule to show cause why a the defendant. he (Mr. Cowper) was at a loss to iina- Mr. Juvice Ilreer.-As I should tr the . •
tiaras* of form and size, requiring no tinder strap or other gine. The thir I passage which bad proved [armies- in the world to tack to preelnde the def SU
criminal information should out be film! against J.
retie bandage. to the Leerneal Judge was that in which the defend- the benefit of a new trial, 1 shall net hotel afoot
\. R. Peeeans residing in the countr. standing the air. Olity la, Esq. fur challenging Mr. EalwArde, a once-
:tilt has declared that the higher orders of society were learned Lrothers any tteh Iwo the subject : 'soda 4st-
remtereme of embody across the hips. may depend amen chant of Lostalon, and endeavouring to provoke hint to
tedeematrattle OWL fight a duel.--Rat granted. sceptic?. deed, taut for the last argument employed by- tie :
Said at the Meaket hall, 3i, Sul:sine-street. Dublin end Mr. Justice Bese.--Thoer were not the words ; the Learned Connect at the bar, I should hare remained
(Me or more ihntspicts iti A : principal Town inititeland. CROWN PAPER,
wnr.l6 were these--" the nobility are blacielegs, and the silent al•ogether upon this question. lit answer to
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TRY KING r. JANK I'AGLII.F.
TUE ()MINA!. AND GENUINE. A This was an in ictment tried before Mr. Jessice bedears infidels." that 'legume:St I beg to state most distant-fly that My
Pstmnien! by her MAJR%TY. their Rotnt Hiehne. theMr, coleys& could only speak from his dad tvit. reattission of the fnes imposed upon the defendant I
Di a one a? Yong., and thee of eaCeseet. hie Imperial lies.r, at Guildhall. The defendant ova. found guilty
The ;von's ~f Isis allialevit. were those which he haul aroicfrom 11J doubt of i • auth 't• to inflict tb 1
Mijetiq the Perteem of Russia, by their special ',mite- of publishing anal uttering two blasphemous and se-
reaal : and u n those. words he was bound to contend 1 Deere slid entertain thel' *:'i liesointloYabt tinbtlie seintb:-
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ray, and by most of the Nobility and Gentry throughout ditinue libels: the one bring entitled " !seine's Am
E.grope. • • that there was, st least, whin • new in 'wonting jets and, until 1 ant told by the House of Lords that
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Ittwite LAN IPS 31 AC ASSA It 01 1. the Oritelpe I „ ei. ..
of Kneen, and the other, the 9th nottniser of "The
scepticism to the hlcher elapse.; of soei,ty. It was lam wrong, I believe I never shall. That part of the
nal Genuine. warrantee to afford the greatest nonWsli- neP•lNtean• impossible to take up any essay upon political Or moral cao I now dietsoist altogether; but I will entleatclie
Ijol, he. Human Flair, prevents its being injured by dlr. Hitt now moved in arrest of inelgnient.. epott
economy without finding the vices anal haul Coe- briefly to state, as they really oallitteed, the fasts
eof climate, illness, travelling, de.: remotes the the ground of a flaw in the indieentent. The intliet•
iestelusees and dryness, prevents the hair tailing off or
meet was endorsed, by the went' env), .1. true
retwc, and peodeees a Mice growth as held piame, laxity and evil mom* of the rich. In neither, then, defendant began his aderess roe the jitry with a dui )
ages the hair sort, curly and glossy, preserves the curl is ;" while, in • i lof
upon both counts hot, it cum son
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of the three offending passages, the learned gentleman to provoke me into doing that whiali bas suite been
ittsm erathee, nendsma vidiskeri and eyehrows.-price thllie counts: and Mr. Hill relied upon a ea* in . - i
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fd., 75.. th5..114.0011415. par bottle. * demons Reports (Fords's Case;, in which it had hem
• Wow sahta's Sigibees ort Tv•a.-Up merely wetting
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t .aitheitis preparation. the Proprietors warrant to .
letrdeatiateyrl pineet change in Ran or Geer derided that the endoesementfornatel •
thrtment.
•• Wastinate, lipitlleows, de. to a twatitiral glossy The Court thought it would I, 1
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resseent kge,Wir BLACK, imitatine the exact natural
r. Wastsing *Mes this dye more durable. Laally.
a nemenneay dye their hair with ease and seerecea
mit
5.,. 24. &I. and Iris. lid. part of the. sa-
e _e eetter to gran: a rule .
with the alternative either to arrest judgment or-te
quash the iudicenent.
Notice had been given to prreltiet- the inallsomeet ;
Itlinfitale, retail, and for "%porton... by 0 sole but the pro er officer not being in Court, the Lord ..
• L Roseland end ion. terser let
illeetni.Oli the. eight in, II inmates
e amt. an apooinement. by ilereete. e. i
'ire°. Chief-Justier directed_ tliat Cale sheet kb3 ilea
street• Smyth. I 17, Genie and Peirce. 87, Overton, dorsentent of the grand
rillifflierth-actirita • tat,liallse -
)pry thereon. Ii
.1:g/1ft to say, co i.l I he final am cause for Vie impo- wee:stet, lay his counsel-o-tooomusit him '
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sitton of a fine; nor wee he aware that in any case rd Ilia design at the time, and West has passed aineefe..4.
such a power could he exorcised by a ju•lge at Niii confirms sue in my opiuion. The etfert a 'such 'll- - •
Pries. He had been able to find no instance in measure on any part wont.: have befit very diffetedr ! ee...„ •
which such a power bad been chimed.; anal he had from that anticipated by the defendant's tostmiellt , • ..
bind the strongest negative authority to show no there wont(' hare been no supention -of the nide -r
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sac power dial exist. The lice Lord Ellenberough, should tint have felt noyeelf jcetified in diseh. '•• -1
that venerable and constitntional judge, had, in try- the jury, and a verdict of convictioa•tw 0
1M )Luton, heat premed hi the at dream- tunet hose been pronounced. NO redly; -
-eheele-Ilse. eoweerolie * Issmskfoodmit . ta!:ettenttf litre tfrdirstitsilieloil, ea. .a
/bought At to indulge himself. Eaton's defence there're, falling into the trap which was s.
for
amounted in fact, to a repetition of the crime tar which ore.. 1 Thought that fur gross contempt 1 had -power-.
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47. toed D...Sjercer, 33. Mew Bead-street; Rayky end Sieve.i
THE tarot: r. laArt,,oN. Ise stood upon his trial. At last Lord Elleobarough to pealsh lay tine or by imprieonment ; and I pre-
hercespotr-stotet; S. germ It anal Johnstone, 13, o:eelt-
striae; J. sad C. Butler. 4, S•itesteriale: !Urge; 63. Chelm- This was aisu an indictment for ionblishine and dial stop hint : and the defendant replied, " ale lewd, ferred the former, because it left the defendant In a
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side; Newberry and Sons, 4,e, and Istatworale. O. St. Paves selling blasphemous and seditious libel., tried before if yon will not bear my defence, you must condemn situation to proceed ittz,his defence. •11 it be true l
Chamblee!: and al! Perfumers tout Medicine Venders. Mr. Jus ice Rest at Guildhall. The works charged me unheard." Anal what course did Loral Ellen- that 1 made use of my Oink for the purpose of Wiwi- . .
A. ItOWLAY4O and Man respecttnhly etavion the Puhlie
were the 9th 'lumber of the IlepsKau, and the 1,011,00 'nee? His Lordship said, after (lento-ration, dation, 1 asn respotiiible Ca. the wrong 0I am ready to I
easiest spurious itaitathres. composed of dei..lcrions inure- .
dients, injurious to the hair. To present the imposition. ask Delete Esigarzisse ; and the tieflatian was found " I think the ends or justice will be better answered !I answer it ; and I satithat if any judge cowed he capable 4
for Rnwimse's 0:L. or R0w1.4,40 s Drs. and nisserre that guilty. the defendant is allowed to begin again, and to read of using sae:: a power for such a purpose, he is unfit to l'\'
each a g•-setae bank is signed nn the outside label, in rest ink. Mr. COWPER now moved for a rah. to show cause his h h 1 ' convinced that there is remain one hour longer ninon the bench *hid, he die-
paper t roar ,for am control ; I
•• A. ROWLAND and Son." All without tort signature are .•
counterfeits. . why the verdict of " Guilty" 'h°"l'l not he set aside, nothing in that paper nun do harm :it is too gross ; graces. That 1 dial out with such a view employ my au- ..
_-- and a new trial had. The grounds upon which he
von may be jilt anal read your paper again, Sir." Ibis thority must, 1 think, be apparent to every um. '....k0n . •
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a jr. *s. TRANn. addressed Isis motion to the Court were. the Yarned aleeision of Lord Ellenborough did nut stand alone, the defendant told use, that I had nothing to do in court
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GIeNERAL OFFICE. FOR TR tVF.I.T.IND. • counsel said, eq tally novel and ituportanl.lie held
The present Lord Chief Justice, upon the trial of Car- het timiiitain order, and to record the verdict, I passed i
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erfoolunlonthine agbo4s.ef:llll:B and other CllketlES
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n. tt Itisillieshilislisviluttv otfo ..reinin6di 4ct.roalittirlerlt: t
liike, analhagaine lupenutherse l trial!
unfpoinVettllttleershttrternuge;
strength of
thatsean flordeorn.,
attack hen
uhrentnnatthler aliaTnistt tt,ndwiiiirmratotheaatbliet and
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Paris Royal Mail. rig Dover Tuesday anal Friday Nights, ships. Unless upon that nthd.ayit the Como eitnulal 1 those cases, he dial submit that there was no pewee of hie duty to confine himself to hie own case, anal that if
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grant a Title to show cause, he should then he bottud itatnesing (*meal.' a Judge at ..N fell P. -in.. Upon pain- he negircted t..: do so. I must use the means with abide . ~, •I
Portaniotrth and Gosport Mail, throne: Ondalming. Pe.
Nadel& and Portsea. every E:cning at a testier past 7, to support it by •tteli argitni•ots as %feudal seem likely. ripe., however, indepenaleet of all precedent, he should ti e law lad anneal me to enforce compliance. Ent :.
add litondsv at half past a. On it: arrival a packet salts to In his judgment, tea aid the cause 4 his client. Mr. • eaantenal that the right of imposing fine', the auteuut ,
whet. lie desired me to prepare his dungeon, I thought, , • • as; 4
alp Isle of •Right, to CORliry passenger:. an•i parevls I anal a Cowper then procreated to state, from the affidavit of , •would t - • 1 Iby I •
own pleasure, I I think still, that he used such language as RAP 'C t
of ir•tch he 'Man op y his
Mall Coach sets of to Chickeeter, 'Armagh thee ton, 'levant.. A
the defer:clan% the proceedings at Guildhall upon the , was a power too dangerone to Ise intrusted to any indge cattld property submit to in the teat of pewees -
Eretweriti,tte.
tilereester and Milford Mall. through Henley. Osier* !II October, a copious report of which has already : judge. Let their Lordships look at the effect of such 1 fined him ; anal I told him, that if such an hotels I
Ind Cheltenham. every Eteeieg I quitter past 7, and Man- appeared in one paper. Tee affidat it set forth that . a power. Let them imagines man put non his trial, was repeated, or if he presumed to attack the Me IS t I
airy let ball-past ft.
she deponent, being a poor titan, coodnettel his own say fee sedition, or for treason, and conscious of leis the religious of the country, in which 1 was AtEtltlit td ••
Dever and came/bury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat . . •
em, end leoerseeta. Caere evening at a Termer pan 7. and administer justice, 1 rou'd r eel , .
case at Vie trial. and teat in reading a written defence , ianlemirts-let them suppose curls a luau having left a . . ei .. t the iseasstree IMSP• . .;4;t.. 1.. .
Smoky at Ina past O. FroniCanterhury. peas.mgereandpat Jhe had the ml.fortune three times to incur the dieplea- ,to his wife awl to his infants, to those objects witieli emcees's. the penalty. Almost immedEitly shire sklet-;
mutts conveyed to Decal, Margate.. Ramaitst••• handsleh. i sure of Mr. Justice Rest, who thereupon fined hioo frequently made the best and firmest men Tresmere reedy in the teeth of my injrictiole, hifielibreilmelli .
tees ' Ile•e•f""e' D°vr. r-i-- 're "nrc)"'' to rui"twar• three several ti::tes. such lines emanating together to anal cowards,• ' t ein ease the nen•ideted a direct attaek upute the Chtildan velighset. .
a prevision, a sus estenc ,
licitgate. 113 the. Divir..ereii. Romney. and LAO.
oli7'l IEI: N t OAtNES. lOW. That lie 'the deponent) being informed lay the
eworst. Let them take such a -being fearlemly into Twotteb kWattneli inc dnty,,a4 I thought, did esetepaeaf' ' .
C tale/A.-Pereal!, :sr I Whi!chat en. Post Coach. gore with Judge that, whatever might become of the cause, the Court, and boldly attempting to acquit hitimelj of mielne to listen; I feted him forty is Ueda ; ,
P.:, Verses and a (lewd oil thy' 'troy. -Pas" ""ugh lines to ust be paid, and having a wife end children at crime; and let them view that man carped at, cavilled ['enflamed him that he must confine Ms o •
lirongL. Appleley, tiretabriden. na. Cettetivt. Pe,-
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home, who might, by the levying of such fines, have at. attacked by such jtelees as England had seen, anal to his defence, and tint go eat of his wept, ' • • .
Tioffh ''''Acr. Wetherti. Alierford. aster. sad Gree-
tou !shear:aroma ey to tarsiers,: ant. iPy tsionsioo, been trtrned into the street, became troubled and 416' as Heaven forbid that England should ever see again, revile persona who were not before the Comet,
*ad ;.erf.•-to, tise;eurnee with tee greatest (agility, Passms- initiated, and incapable of proceeding in his defence. Let them follow thetrial, and see him stoepeal in his for themselves. He proceeded to speak, if f sits nod
rti de:- Owe on the told. hal 4itsiogiss or pleat ire. have the That not knot. ing what might, or !nicht not, offend detentes. told ••1 fine yon a thousand i °tuts foe mistaken as to the words, of the nobility as Wales%
p-cuigns a:lvan:age of ibnitaStais loving eseurett its the re..t. if
the learned Judge, he became afraid to proceed with what have and, on offend again by and of the hither as infidels. I lined Web a shield
you said:
Lftsiremappo. Arundel. sod Poises* Coeds. Tuesoay.
Ttiemaiev. awl lettirdav Mornings, at a quarter before 7, his written paper; anal did, in consequence, ann:t and what von sty, 1 will fine you a thousand more; and time; and l then rentintled him that, whatever beestion
exept hisses• fail to state to the jury many parts of it which might retn••mber, Whatever happens to the estose, your flue of the cause, his tines must be paid. At the time;
Keallal. Lannoster. Preston. Kirby, Lansdale. Holton. , •
have given a fiveneallie colour to his ea", and against shall be paid." Let their Lordship• put themselves in however, when I imposed those fines, I distinctly told l
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eliwidte: Ofteseire, anal Derstang, Post Coaches, every al.
Ilteigeeserive :Aim*, Guarded. whirls no moral, legal, or religioate objection could the place of a man so situated, a prison, perhaps the the defendant to state at his leisure any thing that wee
Chiehroter, ttognaur, aim retwortli Poste-neat, Monday, have been urged, 'I he deyenent further alleged, that. I bleat, tnenaeing himself on the one side; beggary, material to his rase; and that I, as well at the jury. ii .
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Irl•dll•!Qiy. and 'Friday 'Storni vs. atm quarter before! 7. hat for the interruption he had expettens-eal, he shootW f banner, :led desolation, threatening; his helpless fa- would listen to it with patience and atteatitm. That I
04rer taut Canterbury light Pesit-eoach. Mondale. Tram
certainly have made an impressien upon the jury, and only on the other. How would such a man act?- which I dial I thought myself bound to do by the oath
his. Teuratey, lerideee and smatay Mertaings at 7.
tinstal.suleg anal Gut:erne, Trielfreo mart. throngh Ash- probably hive stmermied in obtaining a verdict of ac- Would be hesitate one moment, as the lesser evil, to which 1 had taken; if 1 have done wtong, God forb'et
""d• [4l"m, L'Ailserhend, alt. Tuesds%. Thursday, stud lianal. The affidavit then stated the remission tal the sacrifice himself? He would nut hesitate. If be that the defendant should not have the benefit of my
-,atereav Mornings, at 9. I line's by Mr. Justice Beet at the red of the trial ; ani were a man he could not hesitate. He uuuld error. But it was not in consequence of any doubt \
Gmialtuine. and Guildford Teleerape Poach. throng%
toncluded by setting nut the particelar passages of wave all resi'esance, and submit to the iniquitous atm- that I remitted the payment of the fines. 1 had It".
taisestea. Dmon. Cnithatn, and Ilirley, on Motelay. Wed-
Deli'''. • grad Friday 71m-eines. at 9, sari users niandav his d. fence
.whicliiiad subjected the defendant to their ,list whirl' would be
,proteaunced against him. If pert the reading of a paper, a hick, from the sample i
tiorning at 7 precisely, and retires to London the same iuspos:tion. their Lordships dill sanction this proceeding by fine, had of it, appeared
.14) be full of blasphemy and Bite,
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Light Post-enaeh, throegh Ileniey, de. every Mr. Justice Bthin:
Bost did not know what security the each a as a bold end spirited defence would 'fhe defendant had apologized for his fault ;Aa he
ktd•ideg at half-past 7. Conti had for the tenth of the affidavit. It was made 1 oe.cer span be heard in a Court of justice. By no bad stated that which of itself was a rellteitat instace- s
CARRIERR, twee oath; but the defendant declared That he won itil *aeons, however, did he propuse to contend a gal sat meet to what I dial -he bettstettel that the fines woall • ,
i To Twickenham. Reenttore. sad Itieworh. every Moe- poet. • 1 the right of a dna!, to commit for improper cusitleiet. sendasom him to imprison:neat for life. • .
5 dr.. Wednesday, Friday. and anterdse. ' Mr. COWPCR was not aware that a *1211'4 tte-lac a Not only watthatraetice fully recognised, but it lens, . Al th•ermiclosion of Mr. Joailco BesT's 'WS* • I
EAMES anel Ce.. Preprietota. Mr. Justice Molrovd Opole into Cond. mot*. I
.. Pamela Packages are sable and expeditiously eon-
.ars... Deist formed any abjection to his being helievtel .pee at eominved with fining, a mild anal chiritsitie tioiya• . .
• ronrse. it man intermitted in hit defence. aid three Jridges, the Lord Chief Justice baylny.aeplellee
iioiroyd, conferred together for wsoehirdnittli. ~S " -
T ,d Inn to every Lily. Town. IflUirre. end his oath.
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Kee following Comethe.gto.:-Reebe,alidla. Mt. Justice Sarum-Them is nu objection to his Kat to prison, vronlil have leisure to reflect upod Justice
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Komerset. Nerrev, Ernes. Witt. oath, provided be is a.rioro in each a manner tot shall the impropriety of his conduct ; he .would bar.-trot. misuse.
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a jilt he notice, that ao poskage, orlmbiehlleilalol.__... is be trwo, I should doeht if that he sulficiegt. jar/. WED wete•to (*evict or to acquit hien. Mat the sistilg at Nisi hiss to commit for too' esOt et •
* . sash, tse Roe sides.. -Isoseggee alma d a defendant altogethrirt sir Isis 1. meg skein that it is cemigittept .40 s •
Mr. Con Pea mild that the defendant. is his slide- repethir; of /*now
take, " be oetownled fee. if lest : nee**7 tell• siwiote hatb weed, he dreadled emit pinetimet pia *idol lacy, to impose Peen
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