...assassin was interrogated as to his motive for this dreadful act, he replied, " My name is 1'ellingham ; it is a private injury — I know what, I have done — it was a denial of justice on the }>art ol Government." At this time the prisoner was in no ngal custody, but was surrounded by many...

...to escape ; and being interrogated as to his motive for the deed, he said, " My name is Bellingbam ; it is a private injury — I know what I have done...denial of justice on the part of government." He was then searched, and carried to the bar of the house, which had been sitting in committee on the orders...

...which he had obtained no remuneration. The assassin himself, when questioned on the subject, said, " My name is Bellingham — It is a private injury —...a denial of justice on the part of government." He added, that " he had for more than a fortnight watched for a favourable opportunity for effecting his...

...which he had obtained no remuneration. The assassin himself, when questioned on the subject, said, " My name is Bellingham— It is a private injury —...a denial of justice on the part of government." He added, that " he had for more than a fortnight watched for a favourable opportunity for effecting his...

...questioned on the subject, said, " My name is Bellingham — Ji is a private injury — -I know what I kave done — It was a denial of justice on the part of government." He added, that " he had for more than a fortnight watched for a favourable opportunity for effecting his...

...unfortunate man ;" and, being interrogated as to his motive for the deed, he said, "My name is John Bellingham, — it is a private injury, — I know...denial of justice On the part of government." He was then searched and carried to the bar of the house, which had been sitting as a committee on the orders...

...prevented. When the assassin was interrogated as to his motive for this dreadful act, he replied, " My name is Bellingham — it is a private injury —...was a denial of justice on the part of government." At this time the prisoner was in no legal custody, but was surrounded by many members, who insisted...

...of the peace, and the assassin himself, when questioned on the subject, said — " My name is John Bellingham — it is a private injury — I know what...was a denial of justice on the part of government." Being cautioned not to criminate himself, he added — " 1 have admitted the fact — 1 do admit it...

...were closed. When interrogated respecting the mothte for this murder, he avowed his name, adding, " It is a private injury — I know what I have done:...was a denial of justice on the part of government." By this time he was surrounded by many members of the House of Commons, and to a question put to him...

...man." He made no attempt t« escape ; and being interrogated as to his motive for the deed, he said, " My name is Bellingham ; it is a private injury —...what I have done— it was a denial of justice on the pnrt of government." He was then searched, and carried to the bar of the house, which had been sitting...