Trial and verdict in Coventr y and political turmoil noted
Witnesses testif y about money received as Lens while Lord North and Grey defended the prisoner. The jury returned guilty of the main charge, with Andre to face judgment Monday. Riots and sedition provoke legal actions against several conspirators, and a broad public notices section advertises cards, books, and parliamentary race candidates.
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