... shewv it seas drawsl through the outer gate of the court-yard. Pepper and Webster were again called, anid they could onlv Speak to the circunistance of the ctirt passing through the outer gate of the cOtrt-vard. Illr Andrews said, that all lie wns calied ...

... s as 31r lart had done. He sub- t a newv and usef imnprovement. The Lord Chancellor observed, that the rpecifitcation, in speak. it1O oft the invelltion, employed the plural term, Inprovemnents, and asked, what other itripr(wvement or imnprovemnewts ...

... nothing aboutit. I On behall' of Eden Mr Wilkinson called Sir Iobert Peat, who sold ?? st tever sheived any MuioVllingness to speak on the subject of tle murauder at; Herrington, O toiass-en,,tinaliii7L by Mir..H'illiais,. lie allowed tbat he had ilterrupted ...

... maintained similar ?? though not espressWd. in so strong, or perhap:s so coarse a manner. Be had also desired to call witnesses to speak with re- gard to the difflietnces prevailing amonig 'different rligious sects. His -ordshipi had flelt it- bi duty, on, mature ...