...pikes for any person who employed him ; but he denied having any bad intention. Mr. Justice Bayley summed up the evidence, and the jury immediately returned a verdict of — Guilty. James Morris was next put to the bar, charged with a similar offence. The witnesses were...

...him, he bought in London three weeks before Michaelmas. He called no witnesses. The learned judge then summed up the evidence ; and the jury immediately returned a verdict of guilty. lu passing sentence, the learned judge said — " Prisoner, you have been convicted, and, I...

...a-piece." Mr. Brockett concurred with Mr. Fairless in thinking that £18 was a fair price for the coins. The Under-Sheriff summed up the evidence, and the jury immediately returned a verdict of £18 damages. Pattison resolved that, notwithstanding these legal proceedings, he would neither give...