... brave men; tomes past come Welt to my memory; I think of those far away—those who fell fighting sword in baud, grasping their arms blood staqicd and dying (cheers.) Gentle:a., when I think of these things. the battles we hate fought is Seinde mane tresh ...

... Whiteside then commented at great length on the law of the case, for the purpose of indicating that there might be limited armings and risings with objects felonious, but yet not treasonable,-and even extended insurrection and levying of war, yet falling ...

... requisite Out~ nd for clusive. buildings, and 10 inclosnres of and itract, Pasture Land ina ring fenee, and now in the of Mr. john Edmonds, yearly tenant, and ing Corn in lieu of Tithes, £2 18s, Sd. llers, Lor 16. 42 A Piece of Meadow Lani, about to be allotted ...

... levying war against her realm. have explained to you the principles this crime is to be ascertained ; I have shown you lug in arms is not enough, that an endeavour to escape *is not enough. It must be made plain that the guilty of the charge contained it ...