... beinfrre thtshpffeiiso ote a Further confirmation of these statements may be had on an examination of evidence taken before JUs. Patton, SI Esq., a magistrate. Extracts from the depositions are subjoined. to Mohun Singh, being duly sworn, deposed that he was ...

... greatly indebted to St. ~the zeal and perseverance of many enlightened friends W is of humanity in the East,-among whom, 3J. H. Patton, Yo, re- Esq., a magistrate of Zillahi 24 Pergunnah's Fouzdary a a Alhpore, has distinguished himself. The follo ing is an ...

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... 'n't ((0 y01 I I - Ilire ilYli. 'llprsoner was, contivseetll~tly, svolt to gaol fbr, three days. T AsgA7LTr.-Elieiorbeth P'atton, aI poortoobing wonlam, wieth 1101 follb1 siecr orrils ly ~ss~lltig 111 i~1,~iie Ier,. lavillg strllek (lld Tho ?? urtlltC ...

... Lord Tenterden's Act, and the statute of James, in Which Mr. 'as Sergeant Atcherley, Mr. Cresswell. and Mr. Wightman took ch patton the one side, and the Attorney-General on the other. he Lord ABINOsa, decided that, as the defendants had pleaded On ail ...

... That von ore captives, lineed nottell von. (Hear, he~ar, hear.) Though they have gi-;,cn tsventy millions for the emarnci. patton of bl ack slas ,s, they seill tnot give twenty shillings for the emancipation of the iciite slaves. I 'need not 0 tell von ...