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from the Jury to the Chief. Euctive through the Acting higistan, not audible in Court, beet peported since to have beens to the effect
subject to
that they had determined, on their perdict, su
any instruction sjhich is Indship might have to convey to them Afterpommunications exchanged notto voce between His Lordship and the Jury, occupying in all some five minutes, the
annerenced the
d
Jury
A through their Fremant
an unanimous verdict.
Guilty
the
sverdict of h
of Not
he line of defence which might have been anticipated
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from the lines of Gros & Examination, of the Crown Witnesses per sued by Mr. Anstey, as Courses for the Defendant, was consequently not developed.
Under those circumstances
it must be presumed, that the
verdict of the Fury was given) on the Pleadin
Pleadings,
as allowed
by the browns to remains unchallenged upon the theoord in consequences of Wis Excellency's exproes instructions that the case to be made by thes Defendant on
dant should receive the
fullest investigation.
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The Upadiet accordingly