The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1849-04-10 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

AFRICAN BLOCKADE F..  1.11 U wurThe prisoner, who by his lordship's permission llowed to sit, again minutely cross-examined the sses, but althouo-h as observed by his lordship, he  it has r  :hem contras  • co co Ullll/1.. micuity experienced in finding zealous men, of all portant point, yet in 10,000 instances he only confirmed 3, to undertake it. We have been favoured with the them ; and again, " nine-tenths of the questions which ;al of the letters of one gallant officer, at present em- he put were quite irregular." It appeared from the evid on the station, and one passage from them may dence that the prisoner entertained as strong a dislike 4io with what spirit and abandonment of self the singu- young Mr. Jermy as he did to the father, and a strange nninvitinarinticla _ _ te . - c  •-- ‘,“,tv..., einerea upon :—•• The heat of tact came out in the course of the evidence of the police, ay would astonish you, being 130 on deck. Not a viz., that the prisoner, when apprehended, asked " Where aof wind ; not an air even ; and so it has been for is the man who told me that the murder was committed iree last days. How full of adventure is the life of about eight o'clock? " although no one had said a word -n- ! You seem to think we have so much time to h tthe about time. Evident.p na t +l,n e•nm...,,1.-,.., ...;44, o. TT_ __l II .1 . • . _  idea struck me you can sc  _ . You nevc.. d, more mistaken in your life, for it is pru,— ,trary. Sailors never reflect. How could the, -qion they do not. I had an officer -lc of +l,- A__  dear I of Stanfield-hall (a claim discountenanced by the decision •-- of a jury to whom the trespass was submitted) was also given. During the cross-examination, the prisoner did not hesitate to say to one witness that he was not speak PPY dispe When a  ce :' that was at five, and he died at eight, en from reflection that we most labour at.  perjury  .u. anotner tnat lie was committing The documents for the prosecution were then el the case against the prisoner was closed.  proved  'e so certain  .uvuebe m wnaL 3 is truth, however odd it may sound.e, 1 dined a short time back, and as he had been out se time, I asked him if he thought the coast a ttion ? ' Look at —,' he said ; he has been s out.' I looked him, at and beheld as healthy  surround  precaution had been taken in conserver having been extremely violent duThose who were writing on each side of 'oned not to place any dangerous inhis reach, such as npnknisrea  ueneeof the pris  the dock were caut  struments wit'  ancholy train following his remain  to the  never ref Pm•rPr Drat  t Peel. In himl have no hop' ____ ,  d prudence of Sir Sir Robert Peel  .I.y man c  _ siness—a finished classieLan elegant f plausible manner—but he is not a  to avoid payu.4 the court was not half full, the length to A trial followed in . ..., prisoner had protracted the proceedings by his Rush, who thereon publishes want questions having quite exhausted the patience the trial. . the listeners. The evidence gone into was that of the The year preceding Rush was made a bankri police-officers who searched the Potash farm. Among obtained his certificate. He still held posse the articles found were two powder-flasks, two double- farms, but his pecuniary matters being in'''. barrelled guns, a dagger under a carpet, a cloak, wig, to extricate himself by a deed of howith false whiskers, &c. The shoes which the prisoner is doomed to die. _ „,axi. had taken off appeared as if they had been recently Rush is obviously ever e arrive at the washed. The guns, loaded as they were found, (the strong-willed, self-, AEI' of the charge, after being examined by the police, having been fending hitnself, and 1 ill New returned into the barrels,) were produced in court, and ming up that he furni I The at the request of the prisoner one of them was unloaded defence_ 0,- by a isPralann art its e."......1. 4-1... -I: ac 1  F. ante barns vas found to consist, not ..,,... of ball,,tiro 1 but rejected the, e,, lzes. (The prisoner was in the habit with which the t, '-., and of watching poachers, which were too, loaded