The Life of William Hutton, Including a Particular Account of the Riots At Birmingham in 1791; to Which is Subjoined, the History of His Family
The Life of William Hutton, Including a Particular Account of the Riots At Birmingham in 1791; to Which is Subjoined, the History of His Family
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cere surround the neighbour's house, and seize this large deposit ! Nothing but sorrow stared us in the face. We had not acted amiss, yet must be the victims of tyranny. We had now more than eleven hundred pounds worth of property fraudulently taken from us, and our toly prospect was, a loss of trade, and a de- structive suit with the Crown.
We were given to understand, that a false friend had lodged an information, in hopes of a prize. I stated the ease, and the clauses of the Act, in a... letter to the Commissioners of Excise. They were struck with astonishment, and observed that, " It was improper to meddle u with us, who were not makers.* 9 Men in power have as much right to trifle, as to act in an arbitrary manner. After a lapse of three months, we were informed that we might have all our property again, paying the expences of seizure, which amounted to up- wards of forty pounds. This was complied with.
We durst not apply to justice for redress, having too mighty a power to contend with.
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cere surround the neighbour's house, and seize this large deposit ! Nothing but sorrow stared us in the face. We had not acted amiss, yet must be the victims of tyranny. We had now more than eleven hundred pounds worth of property fraudulently taken from us, and our toly prospect was, a loss of trade, and a de- structive suit with the Crown.
We were given to understand, that a false friend had lodged an information, in hopes of a prize. I stated the ease, and the clauses of the Act, in a... letter to the Commissioners of Excise. They were struck with astonishment, and observed that, " It was improper to meddle u with us, who were not makers.* 9 Men in power have as much right to trifle, as to act in an arbitrary manner. After a lapse of three months, we were informed that we might have all our property again, paying the expences of seizure, which amounted to up- wards of forty pounds. This was complied with.
We durst not apply to justice for redress, having too mighty a power to contend with.
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