The Waverley novels, by Sir Walter Scott, complete in 12 vol., printed from the latest English ed., embracing the author's last corrections, prefaces & notes.

316. WAVERLEY NOVELS.
And whereas Ewan Curghey,- Samlmual Radcliffe, and John Casar, were
by the same Court of Justice imprisoned, and had their estates seized and
confiscated, without any legal trial, it is ordered, that the said Ewan Curghey, Sammual Radcliffe, and John Casar, be likewise reinstated to all their
estates, real and personal, and fully repaired in all the charges and expenses
which they have been at since their first imprisonment, as well in the prosecution of this business, as in their journey thither, or any other way whatsoever thereunto relating. The which satisfaction,-expenses, and all the
sums of money to be raised by virtue of this order, are to be furnished by
the Deemsters, Members, and Assistants of the said Court of Justice, who
are hereby ordered to raise all such the said sums, and thereof to make duo
payment, and give full satisfaction unto -the parties respectively hereby
appointed to receive it.
And to the end. the guilt of blood which hath been unjustly spilt, may in
some sort be expiated, and his Majesty receive some kind of satisfaction for
the untimely loss of a subject, it is ordered, that the said'Thomas Norris
and Hugh Cannell, who decreed this violent death, be committed, and
remain prisoners in the King's Bench, to be proceeded against in the ordinary course of justice, so to receive condign punishment according to the
merit of so heinous a fact.
That Richard Stevenson, Robert Calcott, and Richard Tyldesley, be discharged from farther restraint, giving good security to appear at this Board
whensoever summoned, and not depart this city until full satisfaction be
given, and all orders of this Board whatsoever relating to this business
fully executed in the island. And in regard, that upon the examination of
this business, it doth appear that Edward Christian, being one of the Deemsters or Judges in the Isle of Mann, did, when the Court refused to admit
of the deceased Williamn Christian's plea of the Act of Indemnity, make his
-protestation against their illegal proceedings, and did withdraw himself,
and come into England to solicit his Majesty, and implore his justice, it is
ordered, that the Earl of Derby do forthwith, by commission, in due and
accustomed manner, restore, constitute, and appoint the said Edward Christian, one of the Deemsters or Judges of the said island, so to remain and
continue in the due execution of the said place.
And lastly, it is ordered that the said Henry Howell, Deputy-Governor,
whose charge hath been the not complying with, and yielding due obedience
to, the orders of his Majesty, and this Board sent into this island, giving good
security to appear at this Board whensoever summ'ned, be forthwith discharged from all further restraint, and permitted to return into the island;
and he is hereby strictly commanded to employ the power and authority he
hath, which by virtue of his commission he hath in that island, in performance of, and obedience to, all commands and orders of his Majesty and this
Board in this whole business, or any way relating thereunto..(Signed by)
LORD CHANCELLOR. EARL OF ANGLESEY. LORD BERKELEY.
LORD TREASURER. EARL OF SANDWICH. LORD ASHLEY.
LORD PRIVY SEAL. EARL OF BATH. SIR WILLIAM CROMPTON.
DUKE OF ALBEMARLE. EARL OF MIDDLETON. MR. TREASURER.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN. EARL OF CARBERRY. MR. VICE CHAMBERLAIN.
EARL OF BERKSHIRE. LORD BISHOP OF LONDON. IR. SECRETARY RORICE.
EARL OF ST. ALBAN. LORD WENTWORTH. MR. SECRETARY BENNETT.
RICIARD BROWNE,
Clerk of the Council.