 | 1741 - 832 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful,: it follows of courfc that it Was tumultuous, and to the dilturbance of the peace.* But, the jury did not think fit 'to...for, they could neither find riot, tumult, or any thinglending to the ' breach of the peace' committed at that meeting; and they acquitted Mr- Penn and... | |
 | Father of Candor (pseud.), John Almon - 1764 - 330 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows of courfe that it was tumultuous, and. to the difturbance of the peace." But the jury did not think fit to take...peace,- committed at that meeting; and they acquitted Mr. Penn and Mead. In doing of which. they took upon them to judge both the law and the fact; at which... | |
 | 1816 - 748 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows of course that it was tumultuous, and to the disturbance of the peace. But the jury did not think fit to take...peace committed at that meeting ; and they acquitted Mr. Penn and Mead.* In doing of which they took upon them to judge both the law and the fact ; at which... | |
 | Peleg Whitman Chandler - 1841 - 462 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows of course that it was tumultuous, and to the disturbance of the peace." But the jury did not think fit to take...peace, committed at that meeting; and they acquitted Mr. Penn and Mead. In doing of which they took upon them to judge both the law and the fact; at which... | |
 | Frederic Hudson - 1873 - 806 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows, of course, that it was tumultuous and to the disturbance of the peace." But the jury did not think fit to take the Court's word for it ; for they could find neither riot, tumult or anything tending to breach of the peace committed at lliat meeting, and... | |
 | Frederic Hudson - 1873 - 814 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows, of course, that it was tumultuous and to the disturbance of the peace." But the jury did not think fit to take the Court's word for it ; for they could find neither riot, tumult or anything tending to breach of the peace committed at that meeting, and... | |
 | David Josiah Brewer - 1899 - 464 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows, of course, that it was tumultuous and to the disturbance of the peace. But the jury did not think fit to take...for it, for they could neither find riot, tumult, or anything tending to the breach of the peace committed at that meeting, and they acquitted Messrs. Penn... | |
 | David Josiah Brewer - 1901 - 440 sider
...not think fit to take the court's word for it, for they could neither find riot, tumult, or anything tending to the breach of the peace committed at that meeting, and they acquitted Messrs. Penn and Mead. In doing of which they took upon them to judge both the law and the fact, at... | |
 | Charles Augustus Hanna - 1902 - 624 sider
...and the meeting being unlawful, it follows of course that it was tumultuous, and to the disturbance of the peace : But the jury did not think fit to take...for it, for they could neither find riot, tumult, or anything tending to the breach of the peace committed at that meeting ; and they acquitted Mr. Penn... | |
 | Livingston Rutherfurd - 1904 - 340 sider
...tumultuous, and to the Disturbance of the Peace. But the Jury did not think fit to take the Courts Word for it, for they could neither find Riot, Tumult,...Peace committed at that Meeting; and they acquitted Mr. Penn and Mead. In doing of which they took upon them to judge both the Law and the Fact, at which... | |
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... (said the Court) the meeting; was the matter of fact, and that is confessed, and we tell you it is unlawful, for it is against the statute ; and the meeting being unlawful, it follows of course that it was tumultuous, and to the disturbance of the... 
