WITH AN ADDRESS TO
THE MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND TRADERS OF GREAT BRITAIN,
BY PEDRO DE ZULUETA, JUN., ESQ.
AND DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE CASE.
LONDON:
C. WOOD & CO., POPPIN’S COURT, FLEET STREET.
1844.
LONDON
C. WOOD & CO., PRINTERS, POPPIN’S COURT, FLEET STREET.
CONTENTS.
| Page | ||
|---|---|---|
| Address to the Merchants, Manufacturers, and Traders of Great Britain | [ix] | |
| Opinions of Legal Authorities | [lxxiii] | |
| Documents illustrative of the case:— | ||
| Letter from R. R. Gibbons, Esq. to Messrs. Zulueta & Co., and Summary of Dr.Madden’s Report | [1] | |
| Copy of a Letter from Messrs. Zulueta & Co. to Lord Viscount Sandon | [5] | |
| Evidence of H. W. Macaulay, Esq. before the Select Committee on West Coast of Africa,forwarded to Messrs. Zulueta by order of the Chairman | [7] | |
| Evidence of Captain Henry Worsley Hill, R.N., ibid | [80] | |
| Additional Evidence of Captain H. W. Hill, ibid | [102] | |
| Evidence of Captain the Honourable Joseph Denman, R.N., taken before the Select Committeeon West Coast of Africa | [107] | |
| Evidence of Pedro de Zulueta, Jun., Esq., taken before the Select Committee on West Coastof Africa | [167] | |
| Report from the Select Committee on the West Coast of Africa | [187] | |
| Proceedings instituted against Pedro de Zulueta, Jun., Esq.—Arrest Aug. 23, 1843 | [209] | |
| Application to take Bail (from the Anti-Slavery Reporter) | [210] | |
| Indictment for Felony | [211] | |
| Indictment for Conspiracy | [214] | |
| Proceedings in the Central Criminal Court,August 24, 1843 (from the Anti-Slavery Reporter) | [219] | |
| Affidavit of Defendant and Mr. Edward Lawford in support of Application for Writ ofCertiorari | [219] | |
| Motion to postpone the Trial of the Indictment | [222] | |
| Trial of Pedro de Zulueta, Jun., Esq. | ||
| First day, Central Criminal Court, | Friday, Oct. 27, 1843 | [235] |
| Second day, | Saturday, Oct. 28 | [316] |
| Third day, | Monday, Oct. 30 | [391] |