...2 Hawk. 22. clerk asks them, " what lands or tenements', " goods or chattels, he, the Prisoner, had at the " time of the felony committed, or at any time "since ?" The Jury'scommon answer is, "None lo our knowledge." When the Jury say* " not guilty," then the...

...felony and* murder «hereof he stands indicted ; and thnt neither they nor any of them, had any goods or chattels, lands or tenements, at the time of the felony...time since, to your knowledge. And so you say all. LCJ Gentlemen, you have found the lame verdict that I would have found if I had been one with you ;...

...indicted, but that he had no goods or chattels, lands or tenements, at the time of the high treason committed, or at any time since to your knowledge, and so you say all?— Jury. Ves. Mr. fmdl. We dfsire we may be discharged. LCJ We cannot do that, till we see whether there be...

...but that he had no gooils or chattels, lands or tenements at the lime of the high-treason commiltwl, or at any time since, to your knowledge ; and so you say all. — Jury. Yes. "Vaughan. My lord, let me heg one favour, that I may be used like a gentleman ; that Í may be sent...

...which you shall find guilty, you shall enquire what goods or chattels, lands- or tenements, they had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since. If yon find them, or any of them, not guilty, you shall enquire, whether they, or any o> I hem, that...

...]f they say guilty, then he asks them " what lands or tenements, goods*'or chattels the prisoner had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since?" to which they commonly reply, " None to our knowledge." (g) If they say " not guilty," then the clerk...

...If they say guilty, then he asks them u what lands or tenements, goods or chattels the prisoner had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since ?" to which they commonly reply, " None to our knowledge (,f )." If they say " not guilty," then the clerk...

...guilty ; if you find him guilty you shall enquire what lands, tenements, goods and chattels he had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since ; if you find him not guilty, then you shall enquire if he did fly for it or .not; if you find he did...

...guilty; if you find him guilty, you shall inquire what lands, tenements, goods, and chattels lie had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since ; if you find him not guilty, then you shall inquire if he did fly for it, or not; if you find he did...

...If they say guilty, then he asks them " what lands or tenements, goods or chattels, the prisoner had at the time of the felony committed, or at any time since ?" To which they commonly reply, " none, to our knowledge" (c). If they say " not guilty," then the clerk...