A Correct Full And Impartial Report of the Trial of Her Majesty Caroline Qu
A Correct Full And Impartial Report of the Trial of Her Majesty Caroline Qu
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" About how long were you in Mr. Hyatt's service ? — This is the same an- swer — because I have not the book in which I put down how long I was there. " Earl GREY then desired the wit- ness to be asked if he adhered to these answers. After considerable difficnlty in mak- ing the witness understand the ques- tion, he said he had no book of any sort whatever, for he could neither read nor write. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL. — Am I to understand that the Queen's Attorney-General does not contemplate any ...further cross-examination at any time ? Mr. BROUGHAM —At no time. SUMMING UP OF EVIDENCE. The SOLICITOR GENERAL then rose to sum up the evidence to the House. He commenced by stating, that his learned friend (Mr. Brougham) having closed the long and elaborate cross-examination of Theodore Ma- jochi, and as the whole of the evidence in support of the bill was now before their lordships, the duty devolved upon him of summing up to their lordships the leading points of that evidence, in support of the allegations contained in the preamble of the bill of pains and penalties against her Majesty the Queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" About how long were you in Mr. Hyatt's service ? — This is the same an- swer — because I have not the book in which I put down how long I was there. " Earl GREY then desired the wit- ness to be asked if he adhered to these answers. After considerable difficnlty in mak- ing the witness understand the ques- tion, he said he had no book of any sort whatever, for he could neither read nor write. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL. — Am I to understand that the Queen's Attorney-General does not contemplate any ...further cross-examination at any time ? Mr. BROUGHAM —At no time. SUMMING UP OF EVIDENCE. The SOLICITOR GENERAL then rose to sum up the evidence to the House. He commenced by stating, that his learned friend (Mr. Brougham) having closed the long and elaborate cross-examination of Theodore Ma- jochi, and as the whole of the evidence in support of the bill was now before their lordships, the duty devolved upon him of summing up to their lordships the leading points of that evidence, in support of the allegations contained in the preamble of the bill of pains and penalties against her Majesty the Queen.
What to read after A Correct Full And Impartial Report of the Trial of Her Majesty Caroline Qu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Queen Caroline to read onlineMoreLess
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