The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

+, France. II French frigate having arrive
1T Cddil for hls eonveY ancc, has II Is no,
believed, les lived on remaining here, I
await The result OF sir " llham A I ourt'
> operations for the removal Of the Ministry
Tile latter y said 10 have given som
nubrase To the hing, Tess by the nature -
the request made 10 him Than by the terms
bordering on dtsrespcctfnl, in which il W.
expressed. However. TIN general irpres
stnu ia, that TIE English nhnrnce here IS $,
strong, aud the King ~ thoroughly per
su,ded Of the necessity of their protection
III order To bear up against the intrigue
OF the Queen aud her SONS party, that ST.
William must ulllm,tel, carry his point.
IRELAND.
.9cqWHal Of .Ur O'Connd
Commission Court Green st Jan. /, 1925
This day, al Onr u'clork, the Commis
SION "as opened by Mr. Justice NandrIeul
and Mr. Justice Moore. Long before the
arrival Of the Judges, the various avenues
10 tn ConrI wee crowded to excess, aud
III" most intense anxiety prrsaded all class
IS 10 the swearing IN aud finding of the
Grand Jury. Every precaullon WAS adop
ted hy the Sheriff 10 prevent the intrusion
oi the Gro" d, aud number Of additional
Coniablrs we're IN requlsition for that pur
pose. Mr.. Sheriff Warren was also most
attentive IN procuring every accommoda.
llon Tor the Reporters. Al half past two
o'clock, Mr.. O'Connell, accompanied by
Mrssrs Wal ace. Holmes, Z IN. OIL ugh
In, Shell and Bitt, cutered tnr Court; they
were shortly after followed by aicssrs.
J. S. Townsend aud Il. ". Green, 90 be
half Of tbe Crown. Segrral Gcntiemrn of
the Bar, not IN costume, nnw arrived, and
took thclr seats III back benches. Ilnmpdi
attly after, the Judges, accompanied by
the Lord hayor and City Officers, arrived,
when the Grand Jury Tor the City were
sworn IN.
After the Grand Jury had retired, and
the above witnesses had been sworn,
Mr.. OEonneI then left the Court, &C
companied by Mr.. Perrin, aud his solicitor,
Mr.. kllddh'. Onappearl0g IN Green street,
Mr.. OConnrll Was greeted by the most on
1hhSlastlc cheers from the popnlace, who
assembled In great numbers, and who con
tinued following him down Chapel street.
Parliament street aud Duane street, not
"ihsiandinS la, frequent remonstrauces
At about II quarter past five o'clnck,
NESTS. Ktarucy aud iIa,ouche came down
rom The Jury room, Ia have the opinion
al the Court On a question of law arising
out OF the indictment, when the Court told
them that the Whole jury should come IN
To Court TO ask any question they thought
necessary,
MIR Knarny and the rest of the Jury hay
lng accordingly conr into Court, Mr.. kear
n Tho k',,r.. # Tho la,
did not exactly comprehend part of the
Judges Charge, they wished to know whe
| Their the identity of the words spoke
should he proved
judge Moort--NOt the individual words
! Judge Vandeleur instanced a case whcr,
the word in the indictment was onset
| and the word used was" rutrctn and itwa,
left to Ia, Jury Ia CONSIDER If the meaning
was the same. They tthr Jnryl shout,
take the words that might be proved, a
mcn fairly and dspassionately would inter
pref them
Ate. the Jary retired, Mr.. Wallace sal,
! tie difficulty WAS ttat IN thr case cited, TIN
Jury had only 10 consider one word-hu
! h re the meaning Of the entire passag,
| IS left To their consideration.
Mr. Holmes said the words must h,
strictly proved, az laid dawn in the Al
Term Reports and in .lrctibalfs Crind
nal Reports, under the head of sedlliout
words"
After sou.e des TORY conversation he
tween the Court and the foregoing Coun
sci, Judge Vandptur said that being anx
lous 10 give every satisfaction in his powe
To all parties, he would call back the Jury
they having again came into Court, hi
LordshiP sad, the words cha, Sed 10 ha,,
been spoken need not Ia be literally proved
eut words of the same meaning mus
br proved before they could find the bill.
The Jury again retired, and about hal
past six o'rIeck they returned into Court
! fhr Foreman handed the indictment T.
the Clerk Of the Crown, who, on reading
the decision of the Grand jury, held tn
parer- in his hand for u considerable tim
brfde Announcing H. and then in So low
tone of voice III we nho were but yer
short distance gram HIM, could not hea
hil.. But it WAS almost instantly whisper
cd round the Court, that the biila wer
thrown ont, aud Il simultaneous shnt,t an
nuunced that tie decision of the Grand Ju
r. had gratlhed the vi IA sot those, w no ha
been So lnng detained through their anxle
~ Ia know the result oflhls important an
Interesting inquny.
Thu people then rushed from the Cour1
down IL the Asso ',tton Committee Rour
= In Chapel sire, I, d, If each we're striving I
: convey the WISHED for tdiogs 10 MI
OConu,I, who thty imagined Was ther,
They remained there for a eonsderahl
TIVE, inth,'hope that Mr.. O'Connell woul
appear at tho windows,
{ The Attorney General did not appear i
the 1ouIt any part of the day.
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+. Extract Of letter rcceirtd in he tolen Of Be
riTere, " ! d,isd Paris, Dee. ID, la24.
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