In the King's Bench: Between Thomas Redford, Plaintiff And Hugh Hornby ...
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I will prove it to you b^ the gentlem^ui whp read it, and those who heard him. Why are we to invent such a stoiy as this ? I shall prove too, an attempt was made to read it on the ground, but it could not be effected. It was read oat of the window of Buxton's house— over the very door at which M'Kennell was standing, and under the window from which Mr. Stanley was looking out; and yet they, who have so fiill and perfect a recollection, they who affect to tell you, nothing took place but what th...ey saw and heard, neither one or the odier of them, heard the reading of the Riot Act.
But that it was read, will be put beyond a doubt. The Cavalry arrived ; the warrant was put into the hands of the Constable. I don*t know whether it was put mto die hands Digitized by CjOOQ iC -of the clikf CodtlabI«, Mo^r^ or tbe deputy, Naijbi ; Mk however were preteat When the ^oop W413 drawn up, which it wa» done, aod lulled for an imiaj^it aefir 10 BaxtDO-^ houaei the Constables told tbe efficer al their head, who wip Mfjor Traffordy the then coramaeder of tbe MaMliesler ¥afH MMmry, thai they bad a warranty thai tbey coiilA bqI enecule it without Ihaaid And tssiataiice of the militif^; and ihejr wiU tell jroii, one and.ally every man who waa there, all.tha fecial Oonalables, oien of oharaouiv men of property, «d I diooU hope and trvst you will deepi theai also men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will prove it to you b^ the gentlem^ui whp read it, and those who heard him. Why are we to invent such a stoiy as this ? I shall prove too, an attempt was made to read it on the ground, but it could not be effected. It was read oat of the window of Buxton's house— over the very door at which M'Kennell was standing, and under the window from which Mr. Stanley was looking out; and yet they, who have so fiill and perfect a recollection, they who affect to tell you, nothing took place but what th...ey saw and heard, neither one or the odier of them, heard the reading of the Riot Act.
But that it was read, will be put beyond a doubt. The Cavalry arrived ; the warrant was put into the hands of the Constable. I don*t know whether it was put mto die hands Digitized by CjOOQ iC -of the clikf CodtlabI«, Mo^r^ or tbe deputy, Naijbi ; Mk however were preteat When the ^oop W413 drawn up, which it wa» done, aod lulled for an imiaj^it aefir 10 BaxtDO-^ houaei the Constables told tbe efficer al their head, who wip Mfjor Traffordy the then coramaeder of tbe MaMliesler ¥afH MMmry, thai they bad a warranty thai tbey coiilA bqI enecule it without Ihaaid And tssiataiice of the militif^; and ihejr wiU tell jroii, one and.ally every man who waa there, all.tha fecial Oonalables, oien of oharaouiv men of property, «d I diooU hope and trvst you will deepi theai also men.
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