Penny London Morning Advertiser (Newspaper) - March 5, 1844, London, Middlesex No. iu March 7, 1744. between the Hon. James Horn Richard Earl was once employed as an Attorney j it is contrary to and the I agree with the Lord Chief that the Hull be That which came to the Knowledge of the as an and to carry on the not to be but what the Defendant to his not relative to the he as his and upon that Confidence only j and therefore ought for the Sake of and the to the that the ought to be Call the John Called and that fome Time in the Month of the the Earl had an Appeal depending before the Lords in Great Anne that the Defendant told the the Trouble of the many Sorts he was he would fend for the of the Mr. James 5 and if he would give him 3000 a he would fur render the An- and other his in would Son it the for meaning had he Title be s he the Earl did not value the a for he would go and live in France f arid would fend for a French Mafter to learn f him the French and accordingly the forgone But hi a Breach to bear him Company tor that this was in May 1-741, and Earl of continued in file fame Mind and of 1742, at which Tims the had a That on the of May the Earl of lent fir the Deponent to carry on a the fur the and to follow the Directions and Mr. a who was concerned with the Earl of Anglesey 3 that ths Deponent accordingly on the fame by the Directions of the that in two or three Days after rhe Earl of told h'm that he had with Gordon and and that it was not proper for him to appear in and that he did not care if it coft him Ten Thou find if he could get the Plaintiff for then rhe be and quieted in his Tide and $ it was the told the Deponent that he was it was not proper for him to appear in that but thar the Deponent from Time to Time call Jones at the White for which he had ordered the faid Jones to give the Deponent for thas $ that he called on Mr. Jones for the which he gave the Deponent accordingly 5 and that Jones was Agent fox the ' Grofs wis the tenth 1741, and the was then in 5-* he did hot fee Mr. till he faw him at the Bar for the Murder that the Defendant knew Mr. come to ml Mr. and Mr. the Defendant to recover hra he kept a particular Entry of all the he did the Day preceding $ attended hr to find out and thereon in to enable him to carry on the 5 no Examinations were given on the but what the Coroner took in of and the Evidence given Viva Voce before the Grand by was he applied to Sir of the who took Examinations of the to let the fea the and he and he would not them till he produced them in Court if Examinations were him j the In- found the fame Wilful and that great Variance was in the Evidence on the Trial from that given at the 1 the was before the Coroner than at the Trial laid the Evidence on Behalf of the Crown on the Trial was in Courti and that Tiul Resting was an Evidence for ths - he the laid and White the Matter 3 the was faid to one and two fare - and John were the the Crofs what war given the Coroner j 1 the was held on the fourth of and the Trial was on the fourteenth Day of July following $ he the ten Pounds to be by the the Earl of was to the Mr. and that he the Directions given him for carrying on the Prosecution as far as he he often heard the Defe dint call Mr. the and fay he would more than the ten the the Pretender was for he the Defendant his Title and without any 1 he did .it a when the brought in the fame Wilful that ft was on the Day of May he was lent and that one gory came fot the the Defendant Earl of $ that he went where the Earl of was in with a great many where there was great the Defendant faying that Mr. had how own and had a the on the third Day of May went down to where Murder on the f jurth Day of May he went there again on the and in the Evening of the fame the Earl of met the with his Coach and Six to know how Matters went wardens of ot that employed the to carry on the and that on the Day of May he got his Warrant from the Churchwardens to carry on the and produced the Warrant on the Table in and read it j ' the was his Foundation for engaging in that he the Balance due to the for carrying-on the and the other Affairs for the Earl of is three and forty to it was not by the the Letter was fent to him by the but by order of Gordon and and by the that the Earl ot not be feen to appear in it j that it was on a Confutation with and and the Earl that Matter was to be done by the and to call in with the the to coLur thj he knows of no being to give Evidence cn the but that it known and at the Time of tha that Mr. would fue fur the if Mr. carry this Suit the will every Farthing of his Biil of he fued the Earl of for his of and the Suits was concerned in fir And upon the the and annexing the Schedule to his it then came out that the Earl of in the Mr. for the and not Here one of the Council for the Defendant faid that the was an and ought not to be Lord Chief The the of art can't go to an Imputation of his when the C mxi the ha was to give was Council for the pray had you any other Clients but the Earl of faid he had many and Men of Honour that paid arid would have made this if he could hava prevented for It was tha of tha Earl of by filing the the which he had that the was and the Perf ns concerned lor the Mr. 5 that the fame of Record they could got Copies thereof and when they to the for the ha told mads an or was examined before a Mafter in Cornell for the is the the of a and was not he in a at that when you fay the the Defendant is a but was not at the Time of the any Anger or but the the Earl of was at Difference and with the when the Defendant made the and that no were at their but they were always private 5 he in on a the Declarations that the Defendant the Earl of to him it was Mr. Mr. and others being the Mr. that applied to him come over here to be a in this but that he was not bat ( To be