Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for High Treason: And Other Crimes and Misdemeanor from the Earliest Period to the Present Time ... from the Ninth Year of the Reign of King Henry, the Second, A.D.1163, to ... [George IV, A.D.1820], Tom 28Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell R. Bagshaw, 1820 |
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... believe that they suf- fered as they deserved on the occasion . I have no doubt , but that your verdict of this day , if you act as you ought to do , will pro- duce a similar effect . And as to England , I cannot too often inculcate ...
... believe that they suf- fered as they deserved on the occasion . I have no doubt , but that your verdict of this day , if you act as you ought to do , will pro- duce a similar effect . And as to England , I cannot too often inculcate ...
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... believe he was a yeoman . Have you not heard that Mr. Hevey was tried at Kilkenny ? -I believe he was . Mr. Curran . He was tried at Kilkenny , and was pardoned ; and when Mr. Sirr saw him in September , 1801 , in the Commercial coffee ...
... believe he was a yeoman . Have you not heard that Mr. Hevey was tried at Kilkenny ? -I believe he was . Mr. Curran . He was tried at Kilkenny , and was pardoned ; and when Mr. Sirr saw him in September , 1801 , in the Commercial coffee ...
Strona 27
... believe Mr. Sirr did not know Mr. Hevey , and therefore you believe that Mr. Sirr did not intend to take Mr. Hevey into custody ? —Yes ; he knew the man when he said his name was Hevey , and because he said he had been tried at Kil ...
... believe Mr. Sirr did not know Mr. Hevey , and therefore you believe that Mr. Sirr did not intend to take Mr. Hevey into custody ? —Yes ; he knew the man when he said his name was Hevey , and because he said he had been tried at Kil ...
Strona 29
... believe he is in court ? -I believe Upon the whole of this transaction , had Hevey a resentment to Mr. Sirr ? -From the contents of the apology I should suppose not . Lord Kilwarden . - This gentleman says , that Mr. Hevey was set at ...
... believe he is in court ? -I believe Upon the whole of this transaction , had Hevey a resentment to Mr. Sirr ? -From the contents of the apology I should suppose not . Lord Kilwarden . - This gentleman says , that Mr. Hevey was set at ...
Strona 63
... believe could have spoken immediately and effectually to his justification , were living , and capable of being ... believe I landed there either on the 9th or 10th of May , 1779 . And continued there till what period ? --- I believe it ...
... believe could have spoken immediately and effectually to his justification , were living , and capable of being ... believe I landed there either on the 9th or 10th of May , 1779 . And continued there till what period ? --- I believe it ...
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