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Mr. Serjeaot HVLLOCIE prayed the Mount of thr
Court out the defendant, who was convicted before
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on an indictment preferred against him by the Society
of persons calling themselves " The Constitutional
Association," of an alleged seditious libel contained
in " Carlile's Address to the Reformers."

The Judge's report having been read, affidavits
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principal topics in mitigation of punishment:-
1. That he was wholly ignorant of the nature and
tendency of the supposed libel. until after he was io-
dletesi.-2. That he had sustained great prejudice on
his trial by the conduct of Mr. Charles Murray, the
Solicitor and Secretary of the Society, in circulating
a paper addressed to the Magistracy of Lancashire,
who were likely to serve on the Jury who tried him.
as Special Jurors, describing him (though not by
nawe) as a notorious vender of seditious p•b:ications
in the town of Slanchestcr: and-3. That he was
simple, honest, industrious, and inoffensive tradesman,
who by his exertions had long en•leavourrd to main
tale his wife and • large family of Want children, by
his trade of a fustian cutter, and selling aeospapers
and pamphlet. on both sides of political questioce. to
such customers as chose to give him orders for the
procuration of such publications.
There were no affidavits in aggravation of punish-
ment.

Mr. Suomi am (with whom was Mr. JEMILL-11 Evans)
addressed the Court with his usual eloquence and ahi
lity in behalf of the defendant, and reiterated, in forci-
ble languacr, the topics urged in the affidavits pro-
duced on the part of the defendant. He dwelt upon
the fact sworn to (and which he sild coul,t not he con-
tradicted without font perjney). that Mr. Mit ray, the
Secretary fur this Society (which solid ht to supersede