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Excerpt from Reports of State Trials, Vol. 5: 1843 to 1844; Published Under the Direction of the State Trials Committee
Writs of error in Parliament. Reasons assigned for reversing the judgment In the House of Lords. Discussion as to the right of reply, July 4 Arguments of Sir Thomas Wilde, Peacock, Hill, and Kelly for the plaintiffs error, July 4-8 Argument of the Attorney General (sir W. Follett) and the Attorney Ireland for the Crown. July Questions put to the judges Answers of the judges, September 2 Answers of Tindal, C. J. Answers of Patteson, J to the ard and 11th questions Mauls, J.
Gurney, B. Parke, B. Judgment of the House of Lords, September Opinion of Lord Lyndhurst, L 0.
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