Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

Was infended shc Inquiry 10 protect the other perei
ratoIs In Sir hadsons guilt from public and to
he British ministry. to proclaim the truth to the world
ings knowing that the object was time
IN order that the cauInnieS might operate against their
client and confident in the justice his cause frare>sv
the prosecution. and declared readiness 90
trial 1T the very outset The book published the
3d July 1922 aud the rule move" for the last dsy
but two % Hilary Term 1928 II was incumbent the
Attorney General, after obtaining have immedi
aey proceeded Win the suit But instead of porsuings
essential 10 the vindcation of Sir uoos char
postpone hearing. From the day he made mo-
tion the nth OF June less than had
within the city, where the work published
asze had passed over and nearly OF
the prosecutor had taken step whatever obtain
repeated unsuccessful attempts the part oMeara,
bring the cause forward his counsel found necessary
Court aud ~ complain Of the harships attending delay.
The Lord Chief Justice Obtaining the necessary xpls-
nauns unhvsitatingly said TINT the proceedings
very lardy indeed" asked the Attorney General II
be bad any precedent where an application of this kind
had been granted long della, ?" being
produce precedent the Chief Justice sscrved that the
Oft. l., Be discharged" liere the cause would
have termna;ed but the counsel lo eara, considering
tue defendant justly entitled costs, which by TINT time
amounted fs00 sterling n,ooned the ef-
feet Tue Chief Justice huweVer Of opinion
application for ouy admissible here n,
of The question had been tried and the defendants
Counsel were then At som" loss how 10 proceed in these
c'rcum'aA- the cause was adourn"i M lie following
day, in order give them an opportunity OF making up
their minds Ii accorng't mentioned by MIR. c. Phil
should b. hear Mr. OMeara had refused abandon
the and directed his Counsel
his cause" The Lord chief Justice was
great deal too late in the day the The
that the delay was productive o great expense 10 his ci
emit who bad expected from time 10 time that his
would lee heard The Lord Chief iusice' We hep
it, have said already pday that the Court Is bouun
DISCRIMINATING the order OF business consul: the general
erly consider prucrhi, the advantage their cii-nis;
Couri must do that which is best ALL" Since
then do observe thai this brought under
the notice oi the curt.
thing least, perfectly evident from the whole
of he i.rn vS
Hudson Lowe for rbe purpose Illuminating ~
br,r ,l,n 1, vindira,. himself n the n,rI,he .,,ip
wbich hi, conduct towards The us'rrus rapriye had
izy O. his nam. He that ahuugii I'll. defend
am ,souit b. allowed 10 Nh,
truth fhi> ta,einenis 'tat going into would
only occasion r.Peion of them but bring oui other
eqnl! fNta 90 las rep"'risn"nd which carried ~ thea
evidence suicenslo ,atsfy jury o>ieara g.
'd to 1cqutal and th,i the confidence he had ali
long evneed H. he Justice ot hi cause that al
who knew he lad written nothing the truth wa
Influenced by 40 other feeling Than that of s,i"g
pubic view the unP'nepled means by wnich IN" eaeie
of Napoleon effected his destruction m. Y Eu Post.
Messrs Overs completed their e,ra.t rinng
They gathered moe than cgh hunired bushels al cur
-Four thousand dollars worth OF sugar nl-ed down
the process ana Two hundred dollars paid children
gathering the rui' besides other large expenditures for Ia
nor tPro'ids'4s "a H. Journal.
Scalpa, ii"bud,, having, year. ago suffer
ed considerable hs mice, put the bottom, The centre
and the top cf each stack raised
four stalks OF wild mint with leaves afi
had any nj his grain consumed lie then tried the
and often injur"dhy mice aud with equal effect by ayn.
few leaves, green dry, te articles be
From these results tie Inferred mice sniipa
thy To The smell of mint; il So be worth expcrnen
To scatter few drops of oil opeppermnt panirics AM
places where they frequent the effect will probably
the
The Sea Serpent in Long Island Sound on wecines
day last a New Bedford paper says--"we informe,
that Capt Wyer of The sloop Rose frm n Y kanuck
e. in passing through the Race had full i'm au
judged him to be about 80 feet in length"
Vaccination has been successfully to in England
a means of preventing the dssper in Dogs The
The he hen fra