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... case of Thomas Hart That learned judge, IR calling the attentiou jury to the real question they bad to try (hs quoting from the State Trials, page 205), made language that was highly important to the bee., them. It should be recollected that Hardy was charged ...
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... a great responsibility in this case, from a knowledge of his own defi. ciency. lo the case of Hardy, public liberty had for its cham: pion Mr. Erskine ; Hardy was acquitted. They ther brought forward Tooke, and he was acquitted. The crown still perse: ...
... • Contillued - • fur seven years at - one-half of usual rate, or to be f dropped tit otter half of the 'UMW entirduothi THOMAS ADCGAN.: 111:N.1.V - 311N 'MENDES DICOATA. ytata hOnec. when loss of -may prevent him from' ntW AiBnrance, to 'continue a ...
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... referred to the liberty of England was defended by the celebrated Mr. Erskine, and even he was scarcely adequate to the task. Hardy, however, was acquitted, yet that did not satisfy the hounds, for they still hunted him again, and drained the cup to the dregs ...
... and Messrs. Perry, Wilson, Goodrick, and Albright; Coventry— Mr. W. Osborne; Leicester—W. Parker; Worcester —R. Hardy, Esq.; Nottingham—Thomas Biggs; Exeter—Edward Davy, Esq.; Norwich—Messrs. J. H. Tillett and J. Coleman; Ipswich—John King, editor of the ...
... offence with even his most liberal notions of the sovereignty of the people; we quote from his Lordship's celebrated speech upon Hardy's trial, where he - recites the law, as laid down by the Lord Chief Baron Macdonald. The question is not what the people ...
... of January, 1844. Col. THOMAS FaUNT, J.P., in the Chair. John Jenkins, Esq., Town Clerk, was requested to act as Secretary to the Meeting: Ist ResolutionMoved by Sir Richard Musgrave, of Tourio, Baronet, and seconded by Thomas Ronayne, Esq, and Resolved ...
... motives charged in the indictment. The learned Gentleman then referred to Lord Chief-Justice Avre’s charge to the Grand Jury, Thomas Hardy’s trial State Trials, vol page 2—A—in which that eminent Judge emphatically insisted the necessity of having clear and ...