The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 12John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... Carlile , -1st , -2d , TRIALS FOR LIBEL . CRIMINAL TRIALS . PAGE . 3 6359 15 49 James Clements and John Drake , John Drake , Alexander Dewar , and Christopher Bustead , James Gibbs , Thomas Osborne , Robert Turner Watkins and Edward ...
... Carlile , -1st , -2d , TRIALS FOR LIBEL . CRIMINAL TRIALS . PAGE . 3 6359 15 49 James Clements and John Drake , John Drake , Alexander Dewar , and Christopher Bustead , James Gibbs , Thomas Osborne , Robert Turner Watkins and Edward ...
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... CARLILE . Guildhall , and all the avenues leading to it , were this morning crowded to excess with individuals anxious to obtain admission to hear the trial of the defendant for the re- publication of Paine's Age of Reason . The ...
... CARLILE . Guildhall , and all the avenues leading to it , were this morning crowded to excess with individuals anxious to obtain admission to hear the trial of the defendant for the re- publication of Paine's Age of Reason . The ...
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... Carlile " was then called on . After this Mr Bellamy proceed- ed to call over the jury , when only eight special jurymen answered to their names . They were as fol- low - Charles Wood , Robert Hut- chinson , John Hanson , George Har ...
... Carlile " was then called on . After this Mr Bellamy proceed- ed to call over the jury , when only eight special jurymen answered to their names . They were as fol- low - Charles Wood , Robert Hut- chinson , John Hanson , George Har ...
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... Carlile.- Was there any hesitation on my part to serve you ? Witness . None at all . You did it rather cheerfully . You asked me if I did not want half a dozen copies . Mr Carlile having admitted , that the passages in the book corre ...
... Carlile.- Was there any hesitation on my part to serve you ? Witness . None at all . You did it rather cheerfully . You asked me if I did not want half a dozen copies . Mr Carlile having admitted , that the passages in the book corre ...
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... Carlile then read the act of Parliament in favour of the Unitarians , and said , that act was in truth nothing else than a re- peal of all former acts against hold ing doctrines at variance with a be- lief in the Trinity . The Attorney ...
... Carlile then read the act of Parliament in favour of the Unitarians , and said , that act was in truth nothing else than a re- peal of all former acts against hold ing doctrines at variance with a be- lief in the Trinity . The Attorney ...
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