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... brought between two the gaoler’s fervants into the Old Bailey, and being alked whether he v/as guilty, he appeared fo flupified and infenfible, not to be able to make any anfwer. The queftlon was repeated feveral times, but withouteffed; J edge Alton then ordered the ail to be read, which enables the court to pals fentencc when prifoners refufe to plead; a jury was therefore impanelled to try ...