... guilt he must produce the same witnesses that swore so hard to secure the conviction of Tate 1. This is a precious sample of Whig justice ! It does seem that a Protestant victim is desired, and provided one can be obtained, it matters little by what means ...

... tower on the morning: instead 01 the evening of the Ist Juiy, no flags could have been hoisted: Such a course would not suit Whig-Radical ideas. As soon, how-1 ever, as an opening was made for such gentkmen as Searight to tender informations, the magistrates ...

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