The Trial of William Penn and William Mead: At the Old Bailey, 1670

aforesaid William Mead agreed Alderm amerced answer Arbitrary assemble and congregate Bale-dock Bench Bloodw Bring William Penn Bush Bushel Captain Mead Charles Milson Common Law Conscience Court adjourns Court sate Cryer desire dismist English-man factious Fellow fifth of Sept fined followeth Fore-m Fore-man Fundamental Laws Gentlemen Gracious-Street Gregory Walklet guilty in manner Guilty of Speaking hath hear heard Henry Michel Iury James Cook James Damask John Baily John Brightman John Hammond Juries names called Jurors Jury take notice Jury their Charge Law you ground Laws of England Liberty London Lord the King Magna Charta manner and form matter whereof Mayor menaced Oath Obser Old-Baily pain of imprisonment Penn and William Persons Prisoners were brought Priviledges of English-men publick stands indicted starve sworn Thomas Veer TRYAL OF William tumultuous unlawful Assembly Verdict in Law whereof he stands William Penn guilty