...r eicaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in fafety; the reft pleaded Not guilty, and wer,j indulged with time to prepare for their trials. The...at Liverpool found a considerable number guilty of high- treafon. Two and twenty were executed at Prefton and Manchefter : about a thoufand prifoners...

...confederates. Forfter efcaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in fafety. The left pleaded not guilty.- The judges appointed to try the rebels at Liverpool, found a considerable number guilty of high-treafon. Twenty-two were executed at Prelton and Manchefter : about a thoufand prifoners fubmitted...

...cfcaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in fafety ; the reft pleaded Not guilty, and wereindulged with time to prepare for their trials. The judges appointed to try the rebels at Liverpool found a confiderable number guilty of hightreafon. Twenty-two were executed at Prefton and Manchefter ; about...

...of their confederates. Forfter efcaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in fafety: the reft pleaded Not -guilty, and were indulged with time to...judges appointed to try the rebels at Liverpool found a confiderable number guilty of high - treafon. Two -and -twenty were executed at Prefton and Manchefter...

...of their confederates. Forfter efcaped from, Newgate, and reached the Continent in fafety : the reft pleaded not guilty, and were indulged with time to...appointed to try the rebels at Liverpool, found a conliderable number guilty of high-treafon. Two-andtwenty were executed at Prefton and Manchefter :...

...of common-pleas, when Mr. Foster, Mr. M^ckiptpsh, and tw,enty of their confederates. .1 ' ' . Foster escaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in safety; the rest pleaded not guilty. Pitts, the keeper of Newgate, being suspected of having connived at Foster's escape, was tried for...

...common-pleas, when bills werefound against Mr. Foster, Mr. Mackintosh, and twenty of their confederates. Foster escaped from Newgate, and reached the continent in safety ; the rest pleaded not guilty. Pitts, the keeper of Newgate, being suspected of having connived at Foster's escape, was tried for...

...trying the rebels met in the court of common pleas, when bills were found against Mr. Forster, Mr. Mackintosh, and twenty of their confederates. Forster...Continent in safety; the rest pleaded not guilty. Pitts, the keeper of Newgate, being suspected of having connived at Forster's escape, was tried for...

...rebels met in the court of common pleas, when bills of high treason were found against Mr. Forster, Mackintosh, and twenty of their confederates. Forster...at Liverpool, found a considerable number guilty of high treason. Two-and-twenty were executed at Preston and Manchester : about a thousand prisoners submitted...

...rebels met in the court of common pleas, when bills of high treason were found against Mr. Forster, Mackintosh, and twenty of their confederates. Forster...at Liverpool, found a considerable number guilty of high treason. Two-and-twenty were executed at Preston and Manchester : about a thousand prisoners submitted...