...presence of twenty or thirty thousand spectators. The Bombay Courier, of the 24th November, says, " Yesterday the special Sessions of Oyer and Terminer...murder Mr Osborne. The jury found him Guilty, but moststrongly recommended him to mercy. He was sentenced to be imprisoned in the gaol of Bombay for...

...presence of twenty or thirty thousand spectators. The Bombay Courier, of the 24th November, says, " Yesterday the special Sessions of Oyer and Terminer...conviction of certain conspirators to murder Mr Osborne. Thu jury found him Guilty, but most strongly recommended him to mercy. He was sentenced to be imprisoned...

...presence of twenty or thirty thousand spectators. The Bombay Courier, of the 24th November, says, " Yesterday the special Sessions of Oyer and Terminer...corruptly and wilfully conspiring with others to obstruct a:id impede the course of justice, by preventing the trial and conviction of certain conspirators to...

...presence of twenty or thirty thousand spectators. The Bombay Courier, of the 24>th November, says, " Yesterday the special Sessions of Oyer and Terminer...was indicted for corruptly and wilfully conspiring wi{h others to obstruct and impede the course of justice, by pre« venting the trial and conviction...

...spectators. On the 23id of November the Special Session of Oyer and Terminer closed, with the trial of C. T. Briscoe, Esq. which lasted three days. He was indicted...and wilfully conspiring, with others, to obstruct andimpede thecourse of justice.by preventing the trial and convictiou of certain conspirators to murder...