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The Case Of Conolly.
The Times, 1824-01-06T00:00:00

The following'ease, f~rnishei Coresjund-a- Sems o8p ply to a late unLfortunate occu'tence- - - CO Or'S CASE.-Ce.Cn 37.- Cook was iridiqtd for the suir'd'eor of"M' al Upot hMs ar.. em laignot guilty, it'was totiA th4 arsal was a ~thpe Sheng of -'..-.- and Bid' severl wrz5nts upon several capiar ad sati {ciend. agaiftst- tbesaid (oDok and his father, directed unto him an polther bailiffth; andtbat they, by virtue thereo?, entered into the said Cook's stable and, outhouse, and hid-them-. selves there all nighit and at eight of the clock next morn- ing, camae to Cook's dwelling-house, and -called him to open Ihis doors and suffe~r tbem to enter, becauwe they pAd such. wvarrants upon such writs, at thie'sxit of suclh persons to arest him, and wiled hinm to obey them. But the said Cook commanded them to depart, telling the& they should not enter; :nnd thereupon they brake a-wvindow, and afterwards crame unto the. door of. the said house, 'and offered to forca. thar open, andi brake one of the hinges thereof. Whereupon the said Cook discharged his musquet at the said Alarsbis11, sad stroke him, of whiich strok-e the day followvink he died. And whether upon all this matter hehe guilty ofmre or of manslaugliter, was the doubt. AndiWa s murdeb Rolls, for Coo ,tat it wua nat murder ; -for 21hog sl.ain, yet it was by kis own Voc,tesaent, in doing an ulwtlat viz. in breakizng thie windowv and door, And attemptingt tesn serveproces, wic is not'lawfuilI forpersonal dutygsssith King' eas; an forthat pirtose 'hi cited Co. Ib.6 ol 1 Seaayn's as I 13 dwardIV.` And after. ~ueta h bar, ill he J stie eriatim delivered theiropinoi,tiai a o murdr, ut ansaugter only,; for altlrmyWleg kleda alif yethe illd hm'not in duly excunting procs.o tw~o murer nles terebe mhaltiap Pracovita-o t-#ult. ipk ,a to murdr one suddenly, o~ in resistinig of an olctdiii i ofhice, by serving -the process of the latv, wherei-h sbsse czam pofretate regis etIegis.~ But here this bailiff~was jn in doingan. unlawful act, in seeking to bkeaik open'the house to execute -procels for a subject, which be ou ht not to do by the law. And altheughheI mighit hiave entered,' 'the door hdd, been open, andarseth party, aTnd it had' beenslawful, yek he- ought not to bekoe h house, for tl,at is 'not waffanted:bv law; isnd esp~al yn hr mth niht an inchniouin 6~earig iewnwadofrng TH= L P.
Arches' Court, Tuesday, J...
The Times, 1824-01-21T00:00:00

This was.the first lay of term, which was openied with the iusual formalities the Judge, Advocates, and Proctors attending prayers in full robes. No business of any public interest was transacted, and thcCCourt rose after a very short sittiing. ARCHER1 ' !OTTR'PT TIYERSfAV. JAN. 20.