 | 1824 - 920 sider
...exposed to such treatment as is unknown to English prisoners, whatever be their crimes. — Martial Law was continued, and his imprisonment endured ;...proceedings were by the Special Order of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor andCommander-in-Chief. Against MR. SMITH, on his trial, appeared the Colonial Fiscal,... | |
 | London Missionary Society - 1824 - 220 sider
...imprisonment endured ; nor was it till October the 13th, a period of nearly two months, that his trial wag begun. All these proceedings were by the Special Order of his Excellency the LieutenautGovernor and Commander-in-Chief. Agaiost Mr. Smith, on his trial, appeared the Colonial Fiscal,... | |
 | 1824 - 744 sider
...exposed to snch treatment as is unknown to English prisoners, whatever be their crimes. — Martial Law was continued, and his imprisonment endured ; nor was it till October 13th, я period of nearly two months, that his trial was begun. All these proceedings were by the special... | |
 | 952 sider
...and exposed to such treatment as is unknown to English prisoners, whatever be their crimes. Martial Law was continued, and his imprisonment endured ; nor was it till October 1 3th, a period of nearly two months, that his trial was begun. AU these proceedings wenK by the special... | |
 | 1824 - 642 sider
...and exposed to such treatment as is unknown to English prisoners, whatever be their crimes. Martial Law was continued, and his imprisonment endured ;...a period of nearly two months, that his trial was begnn. All these proceedings were by the Special Order of His Excellency the Lieutenant-.Governor and... | |
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... all his papers were seized ; and notwithstanding his ill health, he was kept closely imprisoned, prohibited from all intercourse with his friends, precluded from correspondence with this Society, and exposed to such treatment aa is unknown to English... 