BUSH. No, my Lord, we give no other Verdict than what we gave last Night; we have no other Verdict to give.
MAY. You are a factious Fellow, I'll take a Course with you.
BLOOD. I knew Mr. Bushel would not yield.
BUSH. Sir Thomas I have done according to my Conscience.
MAY. That Conscience of yours would cut my Throat.
BUSH. No, my Lord, it never shall.
MAY. But I will cut yours so soon as I can.
REG. He has inspired the Jury; he has the Spirit of Divination, methinks I feel him. I will have a positive Verdict, or you shall starve for it.
PEN. I desire to ask the Recorder one Question, Do you allow of the Verdict given of William Mead?
REC. It cannot be a Verdict, because you were indicted for a Conspiracy, and one being found Not guilty, and not the other, it could not be a Verdict.