The Tryal of William Penn and William Mead for Causing a Tumult - at the Sessions Held at the Old Bailey in London the 1st, 3d, 4th, and 5th of September 1670 by Unknown
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CRY. O Yes, _&c._ OBSER. The Court adjourns till Seven of the Clock next Morning (being the 4th Instant, vulgarly call'd Sunday) at which time the Prisoners were brought to the Bar: The Court sat, and the Jury called to bring in their Verdict. CRY. O Yes, _&c._ ---- Silence in the Court, upon pain of Imprisonment. The Jury's Names called over. CLER. Are you agreed upon your Verdict? JUR. Yes. CLER. Who shall speak for you? JUR. Our Fore-man. CLER. What say you? Look upon the Prisoners at the Bar. Is William Penn Guilty of the Matter whereof he stands indicted, in Manner and Form as aforesaid, or Not guilty? FORE-M. _William Penn_ is guilty of Speaking in _Gracechurch-Street_. MAY. To an unlawful Assembly? BUSH. No, my Lord, we give no other Verdict than what we gave last Night; we have no other Verdict to give. |
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