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Page 191
... reward struck the jury , so misguided were they , that it was the means of the failure of justice in a great number of instances , under the silly idea of disappointing the officer of his reward , and therefore not giving to his ...
... reward struck the jury , so misguided were they , that it was the means of the failure of justice in a great number of instances , under the silly idea of disappointing the officer of his reward , and therefore not giving to his ...
Page 192
... reward I got for that was sixteen shillings . - Was that a share of the parliamentary reward ? An allowance made by the county to prosecutors and witnesses attending . ' We are surprized that two magistrates , so respectable as Sir ...
... reward I got for that was sixteen shillings . - Was that a share of the parliamentary reward ? An allowance made by the county to prosecutors and witnesses attending . ' We are surprized that two magistrates , so respectable as Sir ...
Page 195
... reward than the town - constables . Do not you see that the consequence of a settled reward , to be paid only upon conviction , must at all times have a tendency to in- duce people to go very far in their oaths , for the sake of what ...
... reward than the town - constables . Do not you see that the consequence of a settled reward , to be paid only upon conviction , must at all times have a tendency to in- duce people to go very far in their oaths , for the sake of what ...
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