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The Second Trial of William Hone ... Thirteenth Edition
William HoneWilliam Hone. * WM. M'DoNNELL deposed, that he was the shopman of Mr. Hone, and had immediately succeeded ... To a question from the Judge, witness answered that he entered into the defendant's service about the beginning of April ...
The Third Trial of William Hone: On an Ex-officio Information
William Hone (defendant.)HONE'S REFORMISTS' REGISTER ; This Work, written, conducted, and published weekly by William Hone, and concluded just before his prosecutions were revived, contains much information, connected with the history and spirit of the times, ...
The Third Trial of William Hone ... Seventh Edition
William HoneWilliam Hone. -% parodies and prints, or at least persist in- such exhibitions, especially after the Judge had expressed ... God knows-that he (Lord E.) had no wish to do the Defendant or any other man anjnjury, but he felt it due to the ends of ...
The First Trial of William Hone ... Fifteenth Edition
William HoneWilliam Hone. valued most. He now stood clear with those, who, if they had supposed him guilty of blasphemy, would have ... George Butler, of Castle-street, Southwark, deposed, that he called at the defendant's house about April last, with a ...
The Second Trial of William Hone: On an Ex-officio ...
William HoneTo a question from the Judge, witness answered that he entered into'the defendant's service about the beginning of April last. He was cautioned against selling any of these parodies. ' Lord ELLssnonouon.—Then yUlLilfid them in the shop/Z-r ...
The Three Trials of William Hone: For Publishing Three ...
William HoneHONE'S REFORMISTS' REGISTER ; This Work, written, conducted, and published weekly by WILLIAM HoNE, and concluded just before his prosecutions were revived, contains much information, connected with the history and spirit of the ...
The Three Trials of William Hone: For Publishing Three ...
ReadHONE'S REFORMISTS' REGISTER ; This Work, written, conducted, and published weekly by WILLIAM HoNE, and concluded just before his prosecutions were revived, contains much information, connected with the history and spirit of the ...
The Tryals of Joseph Dawson, Edward Forseith, William May, ...
William May (defendant)At the Admiralty Sessions, Begun at the Old-Baily on the 29th of October, 1696, and Ended on the 6th of November William May (defendant), William Bishop ( defendant), John Sparkes (defendant). u 6" mr~i ' J3; 0P,hold p&yh'in8'(\'vhiehhe' did ...
The three trials of William Hone: for publishing three ...
William HoneA collection of all three trials celebrating Hone's innocence on charges of profane and seditious libel and upholding freedom of the press.
Regency Radical: Selected Writings of William Hone
William HoneIllustrated with over sixty woodcuts by Hone's frequent collaborator, George Cruikshank, this book reveals the writer's commitment to such issues as parliamentary reform, religious liberty, reform of asylums, and freedom of the press, while ...
The Reformists' Register, and Weekly Commentary
William HoneHone's publication was one of the most influential radical press newspapers during the months prior to his trials for libel. Cf. Bowden cited above.
The English Reports
More editions... the Defendant says (which is the only evidence in the cause) on that subject is in these terms : " And this Defendant says he admits it to be true that a notice, signed William Colhoun, by his attornies Edward Coke and Philip Augustus Hanrott, ...
Reports of Cases at Law, Argued and Determined in the Court ...
William RiceR. David C. M''Clure v. Edwakd Richardson. Defendant was the owner of a boat, in which he was accustomed to carry his own cotton to Charleston ; and occasionally, when he had not a load of his own, to take for his neighbors, they paying freight for the same. One Hotazer was the master or patroon of the boat, and the general habit was for those who wished to send their cotton by the defendant''s boat, to apply to the defendant himself. On this occasion, the patroon had been told to ...
Dominion Law Reports
More editionsThe defendant never asked the said William Trant to issue any warrant of arrest, and any warrant of arrest that was issued against the plaintiif was issued by the said William Trant voluntarily and without any request from the defendant so to do .
Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of ...
Pennsylvania. Supreme CourtNor was it competent for the defendant to give evidence that William Clark held under James Willing, without showing that the defendant held under William Clark. But the evidence showed the contrary. In Faulkner v. Eddy, 1 Binn. 188, it was ...
The Leigh peerage: being a history of the claim of G. Leigh, ...
George Leighrelease being made between the said Thomas Leigh, the defendant James Henry Leigh, and the defendant Chandos Leigh, of the first part; Kinderley and Domville of the second part; and Thomas Graham and William Bentham, of the third ...
Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court ...
New Jersey. Supreme CourtIn addition, defendant presented Carmeta Albarus, who testified to defendant's psychosocial history through a review of various institutional records and interviews of his family members. Albarus and defendant's wife, who also testified , ...
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