| B - - - not guilty
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| Middlesex. - The Jurors for our Lord the King upon their Oath
present that George Gordon late
of the parish of Saint Mary le Bone otherwise Marybone in the County
of Middlesex Esquire commonly called Lord George Gordon being a
Subject of our said Sovereign Lord George the Third by the Grace
of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the
faith etc... not having the Fear of God before his Eyes nor weighing
the duty of his Allegiance but being moved and seduced by the Instigation
of the Devil and entirely withdrawing the Love and true and due
Obedience which every subject of our said Sovereign Lord the King
should and of right ought to bear towards our said present Sovereign
Lord the King and wickedly devising and intending to disturb the
peace and public Tranquility of this Kingdom on the second day of
June in the Twentieth Year of the Reign of our said Sovereign Lord
the now King at the Parish of Saint Margaret within the Liberty
of Westminster in the said County of Middlesex unlawfully maliciously
and traiterously did compass imagine and intend to raise and levy
War Insurrection and Rebellion against our said Lord the King within
this Kingdom of Great Britain and to fulfil and bring to Effect
the said traiterous compassings Imaginations and Intentions of him
the said George Gordon He the said George Gordon afterwards that
is to say on the said second day of June in the twentieth Year aforesaid
with Force and Arms etc at the said Parish of Saint Margaret within
the Liberty of Westminster in the said County of Middlesex with
a great Multitude of Persons whose names are at present unknown
to the Jurors aforesaid to a great Number to wit to the Number of
Five hundred persons and upwards armed and arrayed in a warlike
manner that is to say with Colours flying and with Swords Clubs
Bludgeons Staves and other Weapons as well offensive as defensive
being then and there unlawfully maliciously and traiterously assembled
and gathered together against our said present Sovereign Lord the
King most wickedly maliciously and traiterously did ordain prepare
and levy public War against our said Lord the King his supreme and
undoubted Lord contrary to the Duty of his Allegiance against the
peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and Dignity and also against
the form of the Statute in such Case made and provided And the Jurors
aforesaid upon their Oath aforesaid further present that the said
George Gordon being a subject of our Sovereign Lord George the Third
by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender
of the Faith etc not having the fear of God before his eyes but
being moved and seduced by the Instigation of the Devil and entirely
withdrawing the Love and true and due Obedience which every subject
of our said Sovereign Lord the King should and of right ought to
bear towards our said present Sovereign Lord the King and wickedly
devising and intending to disturb the peace and public Tranquility
of this Kingdom afterwards to wit on the said second day of June
in the Twentieth Year of the Reign of our said Sovereign Lord the
now King and on divers other days and times between that day and
the tenth day of the same Month of June at the said Parish of Saint
Margaret within the Liberty of Westminster in the said County of
Middlesex unlawfully maliciously and traiterously did compass Imagine
and intend to raise and levy War Insurrection and Rebellion against
our said Lord the King within this Kingdom of Great Britain and
to fulfil and bring to Effect the said last mentioned traiterous
Compassings Imaginations and Intentions of him the said George Gordon
He the said George Gordon on the said second day of June in the
twentieth Year aforesaid and on divers other days and times between
that day and the tenth day of the same month of June with force
and Arms etc at the said Parish of Saint Margaret within the Liberty
of Westminster in the said County of Middlesex with a great Multitude
of Persons whose Names are at present unknown to the Jurors aforesaid
to a great Number to wit to the Number of Five hundred persons and
upwards armed and arrayed in a warlike manner that is with Colours
flying and with Swords Clubs Bludgeons Staves and other Weapons
as well offensive as defensive being then and there unlawfully maliciously
and traiterously assembled and gathered together against our said
present Sovereign Lord the King most wickedly maliciously and traiterously
did ordain prepare and levy public War against our said Lord the
King his supreme and undoubted Lord contrary to the Duty of his
Allegiance against the Peace of our said Lord the King his Crown
and Dignity and also against the form of the Statute in such Case
made and provided. |
| ENGLAND in BLOOD. |
| On Thursday Morning the 8th Inst.
at Nine o'Clock will be published in ONE SHEET and HALF,
Folio, price ONLY Three-Pence, by C. THOMPSON,
No. 159, Fleet-Street, |
| The THUNDERER: |
| ADDRESSED to Lord George Gordon, and the glorious PROTESTANT
ASSOCIATION; shewing the Necessity of their persevering and being
united as ONE Man, against the infernal Designs of the Ministry, to
overturn the religious and civil Liberties of this Country in Order
to introduce POPERY and SLAVERY. - In this Paper will be given a full
Account of the bloody Tyrannies, Persecutions, Plots, and inhuman
Butcheries exercised on the Professors of the Protestant Religion
in England by the See of Rome, together with the Names of
the Martyrs, and their sufferings; highly necessary to be read at
this important Moment by every Englishman, who loves his GOD and his
COUNTRY. - To which will be added, some Reasons why the few misguided
People now in CONFINEMENT for destroying the ROMISH CHAPELS should
not suffer, and the dreadful Consequences of an attempt to bring to
Punishment. |
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