Sir Fletcher Norton the Speaker, wearing horns in allusion to his nick-name, Sir Bull-face Double Fee, is seated in his rightobes behind a barrier inscribed "St Stephens Bar"; with three members of the house on his right. hand, and three on his left. Before the bar, facing the Speaker, stand two printers; one stands on the "General Evening [Post]", the other on the "St. James Chronicle". The former asks: "Is it agreeable to Magna Charta that a Man should be a Judge in his own Cause?" The other says: "If my Trial is coming on I beg I may be on the Jury as well as my Opponent." 1 June 1771
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1771<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1771-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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