 | 1820 - 704 pages
...believe that lord Thane t and Mr. Ferguuon meant to favour O'Connor's escape, upon your oath ? — Am I to give an answer to a question which amounts merely to opinion. I ask, as an inference from their conduct, as it fell under your observation, whether you think lord... | |
 | William Oxberry - 1821 - 448 pages
...you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to favour O'Connor'* escape, upon your oath. A. Am I to give an answer to a question which amounts merely to an opinion ? Mr. Fergusson, or either of them, meant to favour Mr. O'Connor's escape, upon your solemn... | |
 | Andrew Wilkie - 1824 - 348 pages
...complaint to the judges? A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to...give an answer to a question which amounts merely to an opinion? Q. I ask, as an inference from their conduct, as it fell under your observation, whether... | |
 | William Oxberry - 1824 - 384 pages
...complaint to the judges ? A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to...give an answer to a question which amounts merely to an opinion ">. A. Upon my solemn oath, I saw them do nothing that could be at all auxiliary to an escape.... | |
 | William Oxberry - 1824 - 384 pages
...complain; did you hear him make any complaint to the judges ? Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to favour O'Connor's escape, upon your oath. A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I ask, as an inference from their conduct, as it fell nnder your... | |
 | 1826 - 368 pages
...complaint to the judges ? A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to...give an answer to a question which amounts merely to an opinion ? Q. I ask, as an inference from their conduct, as it fell under your observation, whether... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1826 - 384 pages
...complaint to the judges ? A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to favour O'Connor's escape, upon 3'our oath ? A. Am I to give an answer to a question which amounts merely to an opinion ? Q. I ask,... | |
 | John Campbell Baron Campbell - 1857 - 408 pages
...favor O'Connor's escape?" S.: "Am I to give an answer to a question which amounts only to opinion?" L.: "I ask as an inference from their conduct, as it fell...observation, whether you think Lord Thanet or Mr. Fergusson meant to favor Mr. O'Connor's escape—upon your solemn oath." S.: " Upon my solemn oath, I saw them... | |
 | John Campbell Baron Campbell - 1857 - 442 pages
...the cross-examination must be given at length : — L. — " I will ask you whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr. Fergusson meant to favour O'Connor's escape ? " » 25 St. Tr., 1003—1154. t R. r. Waddington, 1 East, 166. S. — " Am I to give an answer to... | |
 | Thomas Erskine Baron Erskine - 1870 - 552 pages
...complaint to the Judges ? A. I did not hear him, certainly. Q. I will ask you, whether you do or do not believe that Lord Thanet and Mr Fergusson meant to...opinion ? Q. I ask, as an inference from their conduct, a* it fell under yonr observation, whether you think Lord Thanet or Mr Fergusson, or either of them,... | |
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I ask, as an inference from their conduct, as it fell under your observation, whether you think Lord Thanet or Mr. Fergusson, or either of them, meant to favour Mr. O'Connor's escape, upon your solemn oath ? A. Upon my solemn oath I saw them do nothing... 
