CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 401

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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"