...of any Chief Joftice, particularly the prefent one of the court of King's Bench. That it was only an anfwer, by way of argument, to another pamphlet, that...doctrines not agreeable to the notions of the author •of Tbe Letters an Libdi. As to the fecond head they obrerred, that if the Chief Prefirtent of this court...

...of any chief juftice, par•ticularly the prefent one of the court of King's Bench. That it was onty in anfwer, •by way of argument, to another pamphlet,...doctrines not agreeable to the notions of the author of the1 Letters on Libels. They likewife urged, that fuppofing a pamphlet to be a refleôion upon the...

...fo far from th« likcnefs of any chief juftice, particularly the prêtent one of the court of King's Bench. That it was only in anfwer, by way of argument,...of the Letter on libels. They likewife urged, that fup pofing a pamphlet to be a reflection upon the party alluded to, yet that an attachment was an improper...

...fo faf from the likenels of any Chief Juftice, particularly the prefent one of the Court of King's Bench. That it was only in anfwer, by way of argument, to another pamphlet, that had advanced doitrines not agreeable to the notions of the author of the Letter oh Libels. As to the fécond head...