Speeches of Lord Erskine: While at the Bar, Band 4

admit adultery Anti-Jacobin Review appear appointed argument Attorney-General authority Bangor bishop bishop of Bangor Catholic cause character charged circumstances civil committed Commons conduct considered conspiracy constitution council counsel Court of King's crime criminal Cuthell damages declared defendant deputy-registrar doubt duty Earl of Banbury Erskine established evidence exhortation existence fact felony fraud Gentlemen Grindley guilty House House of Lords human husband impeachment indictment insanity intention Ireland John Hedges John Thomas Troy judges judgment jurisdiction jury justice King King's Bench learned friend legitimacy libel Lord Banbury Lord Pigot Lord Vaux Lords Salisbury lordships marriage ment MICHAEL HEDGES mind murder never Nicholas noble offence opinion Parliament person plaintiff possession precedents present presumption principles prisoner privilege proceedings proof prosecution prosecutor protection proved punishment question reason registrar religion right honorable riot situation statute supposed thing tion trial Troy verdict whole witnesses