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. ^^^ g ^^ ^ W-mafc ^ r . ., - ¦ ' ' * yR 5 ^ - ^ I ? feW . ^ " 9 fei you ever see iwo i | o $ fc move like vagjraiits in ydur life ? "The <> ne & itverWeirvant todt&V other a niMmiBftml ' what school ^ were you educated a ** --ii ' " - " ; A " " ¦ ¦*'
H&m ^^^ At school where ttiiey teach to spea 1 < i ^ e trutlianil tell no lfes ; T 6 what denomination do you belong ? J ^« # ^ -T 1 ie General Baptist itevfc valtet * . ' * - '"" M&r $ hdii . ~ l % should have been Rwii ists . - ^ ' ¦" ¦ • ' ¦ . - . ¦ ¦ ' " ¦ - ' ' thfe
" William White said , I t ^ Heve they ^ n ^ dOllectitt ^ mbney to pot in their own > pockf fcs /* ; JW ^ ^ iir «^/^ - ~ I ^ ^ 0 t i ; h ! ak so ^; but ^ do bgtteye their : inteiitioii is to overtnni ^ he Estafelishnien ^ t , therefore I give J 6 ri into the-hands ' of ' the constable .
The constable now took them into his cu ^ todyvand th ^ y were . c 6 mmltted to the gaol at Aylesbuic ^ j withotit even berbg apprised that they wetre ; errtitiedto appeal , or tbatiliey nai ^ ht be held : to' lofaM i % ti& £ they wfere « on # iied ^ f (> t titree weeks / in common with * the basest ^ felons ; amongst convicted thieves 6 f ihib rnost abandoned
character . Nay ^ inore , they were setitenced to the tread-mill , andlceptat hard l&bototrtthere } tho | igh dunng tl > e time one of thQtn was Hafflicted With spitting t > f bloodi Their papers wer 6 serzed uppn , their m ^ ney was taken from them , and by meaus of it the expenses of sending
them to prteon ' were defrayed . So soon as my excellent friendy tiie Hon . Robert Smith ; the nephew of our-Chainnan ^ and the Member for the Connty , heard of this piece of ecclesiastical tyranny , he immediately rode twenty miles across to Ayleslmry , determined that , in his county
at least * no oppression- should be practised with Impunity . He went immediately to an attorney , whom , he employed ; he used every exertion that was possible , though without being able then to effect their liberation , but he was determined that , if possible , it never should be said 4
thatin his county tyranny should go unpunished ; that if no other ineaiis could bt ? obtained , he would himself defray every expense which might be iiicurred in their liberation and aupport . frntne *
djjately on my being made acquainted With the case , I sent a persoft'tlown to Aylesbury to investigate the ^ triitnstaiic ^ and i » y intention , under mlv ^ ce , wa «» ai >\ ily tottie Court Of ^ Kin ^ s Bfe « i ^ h for a vyrii ^ habeas corpus ; # heti Mr »
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Md i ^^ JM&n ' jf ^ ade ^ f ^ q ^ ^ tti ?^ bJti » C ^ tf ast ibn r fg ^^ rain ^ r ^ fth ^ tp ^ r tiScomj ^ i ^ Mnlr ^ veri ^ f cfe i ^ rve li b ^ r ^^^ ^ rtfeair ^ n 4 jirbscrlJK the Mnild atiff tie vi ^ i btrf ^ bw s ^ r ^ ^ t ^ gfflfe tB # wftfen' ctmfitjui ^ \ # di ¦ * Ibbse - ^ % 5
nQdersrtand ^^ r ^ jDWtT ri ^ t ^ att ^ ^ deteirMin ^ a bii ttefr vihaicalMrii . { ^ Vlfen first ttie cotttmitM 6 f Mr ^ Lo ^« V || le ! l ^ anie to Ikjs questt ( teeo % ifce ' E ^^ a high tone ^ tti ^ i ^ c ^ nlli ^ H ^ fe ^ dt to b ^ a ^ inil ^^ l ^ en—all ; &a £ ti > ey ifia W ^ »! te b ^ reg ^ deil ^ -M ^ ei ^ N ^ k i ^^ of tneir high name was not % liMled iw
fft # dfsgi"fcce of a prosecution . I ^ r $ ** & siSib ^ d largely to > sc ^ ipe "ffict ; fli | ie ^ tetfed dagger . . They , ^ orsboili would not allow Mr . Marshall to be pyosecu'ted . Btt afehort thhe sufficed to moderate their haughty tone ; they very soon applied io fenb ^ r on tvliat t ^ rnts tv ^ were veiling to let Mr . Marshall off . WMt w <> uia indtt < fe us
to forego * the triutnph which thfen awAitedl our cause ? There never was an ; OCtiisi 0 n that would Have proved iiibre tettfp ^ ing to an overweening or vindictive spirit . There never was a thfte Wh ^ n , i ( we desired a triumph , we could hav ^^ obtained it in a more signal and decisive
maiiner . But such was not o ; tir aim j for we wished to set our enemies a liviug ; exani pie of that tolerant spirit which 1 vaS to them tinkno ^ n . You iriay , -perhaps , think that we erred on the side 6 f %€ tfitf , and betrayed too much kitidness ^ atid itidulgence to those " who Imd de ^ lt 6 ut towards us a full measure of ha ^ shttes is aM
severity ; but we were dfetefrhittedrf ^/* to imitate their evil example , and tfter ^ re to release them on teirms which ' f & $£$ * haps will consider too miSdy Ti ^ - ftt * Mr . Marshall should apDlogise- ^ th ^ t \ ie apology should be in wiitilt ^ - th « t it
should be advertised : lli the county f $$ * M ---that he should payitfce exjpefti ^^ irictti *^ by tfhe cotinty att » rrjey ^ -. a « fl « il ^ ci | riWM Fifty Pimnds " to fche injured thehVflVft ; - Wriks tHfett re&d frbm the ^ Buck * GMi * oiiiHe" an Adv ^ iKisertlerftv ^ t » € d ^' Wm .
MkiiSHAte /* ^ Mch ;•« t ^^« $ tft * in ^ ihe j ^ rtitkflafjs of the arf&fc ^ d ^^ " ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1825, page 696, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2542/page/56/
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