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... magistrates , collectively or individually , any corrupt or criminal motive , or any design to over- awe or influence the said election , as stated in the petition of the freemen of Carlisle : MR . O'CONNELL . ] Mr. Ellis , of Dub- lin ...
... magistrates , collectively or individually , any corrupt or criminal motive , or any design to over- awe or influence the said election , as stated in the petition of the freemen of Carlisle : MR . O'CONNELL . ] Mr. Ellis , of Dub- lin ...
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... magistrates did not like to approach the gaol . There were often from 2 to 300 prisoners on a Sunday crowded into the chapel , though it could not conveniently contain 100 , which was another cause of pestilential distempers ; nor was ...
... magistrates did not like to approach the gaol . There were often from 2 to 300 prisoners on a Sunday crowded into the chapel , though it could not conveniently contain 100 , which was another cause of pestilential distempers ; nor was ...
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... magistrates , and it was through the intervention of a friend that he pro- cured admission . What he had seen he had ... magistrates . He thought the conduct of the magistrates entitled to commendation ; they had made great improvements ...
... magistrates , and it was through the intervention of a friend that he pro- cured admission . What he had seen he had ... magistrates . He thought the conduct of the magistrates entitled to commendation ; they had made great improvements ...
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... magistrates . Sir M. Cholmeley said , that the hon . member was not justified in calling the commission of inquiry relative to Lincoln Castle a mockery . He objected to the source whence the hon . member drew his information ; he ...
... magistrates . Sir M. Cholmeley said , that the hon . member was not justified in calling the commission of inquiry relative to Lincoln Castle a mockery . He objected to the source whence the hon . member drew his information ; he ...
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... magistrates of Bow- street , and the refusal of the Home - office to issue a reward for his apprehension until eight days had elapsed , which gave him time to escape . He appealed to every man of common sense for the ra- tional ...
... magistrates of Bow- street , and the refusal of the Home - office to issue a reward for his apprehension until eight days had elapsed , which gave him time to escape . He appealed to every man of common sense for the ra- tional ...
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