Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 20William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 179
... Jury- man is bound to exercise his own judg- ment , to give his private opinion freely and boldly , to remember his oath , and not to forget that the sole and entire object - of the institution of Juries is to decide on their own ...
... Jury- man is bound to exercise his own judg- ment , to give his private opinion freely and boldly , to remember his oath , and not to forget that the sole and entire object - of the institution of Juries is to decide on their own ...
Page 623
... Jury , the act itself was superfluous and nugatory . But it not only does this , but also ex- plains or declares , what might before have been doubtful , the nature of a Libel ; -and if the Judge is to treat the matter in his charge to ...
... Jury , the act itself was superfluous and nugatory . But it not only does this , but also ex- plains or declares , what might before have been doubtful , the nature of a Libel ; -and if the Judge is to treat the matter in his charge to ...
Page 707
... jury nothing as to settling the point whether a man has , or has not , been guilty of a breach of the law ! Dr. Sheri- dan was charged with having violated the Convention Act . The jury declared him not guilty ; but , according to this ...
... jury nothing as to settling the point whether a man has , or has not , been guilty of a breach of the law ! Dr. Sheri- dan was charged with having violated the Convention Act . The jury declared him not guilty ; but , according to this ...
Contents
LIBEL Trial of Mr White Editor of the Inde tion of the Report of the Bullion Committee in | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 29 |
Two Prices How these would affect the Gover | 33 |
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