...indictment (which contained the libel at full length) with having published a seditious pamphlet, entitled, "The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer. ' ' " Genllemon of the Jury, My learned and respectable friend (for so upon this as upon all other...

...Asaph. on the trial of the Dean of St. Asaph (c), for the publication of a seditious libel, entitled "The principles of Government in a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer." The trial came off at Shrewsbury, and commenced on Friday, August 6th, 1784. The Dean was defended by Mr....

...(afterwards Sir William) Jones [qv], published a political tract of pronouncedly liberal tone, entitled 'The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer.' Shipley, whose eldest sister had long been engaged to Jones and was married to him in April 1783, brought...

...i782.William (afterwards Sir William) Jones published a political tract of pronouncedly liberal tone entitled "The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer." Shipley, whose eldest sister had long been engaged to Jones and was married to him in April, 1783,...

...and a jury. 1 18 Howell. St. Tr. 120j. The dean was prosecuted for publishing a pamphlet entitled, "The principles of government, in a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer," which had been written by Sir Wm. Jones, the dean's brotherin-law. In view of the public agitation...

...Oth August, 1784, for a Libel against the King and his Government, contained in a Pamphlet entitled, "The principles of Government in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer." The Dialogue was written by Sir William Jones and published by the Dean. " But whether a Libel or not the...

...CiviL See MANU. Institutes of Hindu Law. MANU. Manava-Dherma-Sastra : or, Institutes of Menu. Note. - Principles of Government, in a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer ; with notes and historical elucidations by TS Norgate. 2d ed. (2) + xvii+65 p. 8vo. Norwich, 1797....

...(afterwards Sir William) Jones [qv], published a political tract of pronouncedly liberal tone, entitled 'The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer.' Shipley, whose eldest sister had long been engaged to Jones and was married to him in April 1783, brought...

...had certainly shown delight at American successes; others toyed with the idea of armed resistance. In The principles of government in a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer Sir William Jones emphasized the right of citizens to bear arms: privately he wrote to Cartwright in...

...The Watchers and the Holy Ones, 1806 Inchbald, Elizabeth, Nature and Art, 1796 Jones, Sir William, The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer, new ed., 1797 Knight, Richard Payne, The Landscape, 1794 The Progress of Civil Society, 1796 Lofft,...