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occasions laid to his charge) with much boldness and
natural Eloquenes upon the informers who had
ce, Mariminate
denounced him and
the
Lovernment which had brought him to juctive. Me apostrophiced ochemently Mr. Caldwell himself,
stering from court in
who was
in the midst of his harangue-
And ma
amuing
hein
as a
a principal
resetter of his squadron, insisted
his
On
remaining to the sud
of the trial and he remained
accordin
it a woord.
:dingly without
And
With surprising volubility minuiteness the pirate pelated
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a number of deta in illecstration of his charges; and the impressions
others, for
detailed instances,
made
mine was
be
refinition two days afterwards reporteer to this Excellency, may judged by
single illustration.
than which there
can be
nove better, _ that of M Wingson levoke, a barrister of much
standing
thew
Ou
the Home Circuit, -
a visitor to these shores,
and now in
England. This
gentleman during the narration
laft
his trat behind me, and
care and
whispered to mes
with great emphases, "Good God"