On Monday 26th April 1813, the Leeds Intelligencer published a final editorial on the row that had taken up column inches over the past 3 mo...

An Attentive Hearer has declined the challenge we last week gave him to close the dispute, by submitting the evidence on both sides, fairl...

Mr. PRINTER,—The evidence given by the "Diligent Enquirer’s" Authorities, is already verbatim before the public; I hold a letter ...

An “ Attentive Hearer " is at his usual work again. He has not, as was required of him, published the words of the person referred to,...

Mr. PRINTER,—In reply to the "Printer’s" Paragraph this week, I inform him, that my Witnesses do speak positively, they state pos...

An " Attentive Hearer " is more invincible than Dr. Goldsmith’s Village Schoolmaster. His witnesses, he says, in his last letter,...

Mr. PRINTER,—My Opponent this week declares me dead ; had it been so, his paragraph might have passed; I would have to know that I am ...

It must be admitted on all hands that an Attentive Hearer " dies game ," or after the figure he has already cut, he would never ...

Mr. PRINTER.—Sir,—It is indeed painful to trespass on the patience of your readers, by so repeatedly calling their attention, to a subject ...

THE POINT AT ISSUE. A dispute of little interest perhaps, except to the disputants, has for some weeks been maintained to the Leeds News...

Mr. PRINTER— A Diligent Enquirer seems to be rather hurt that I have not allowed myself to be publicly accused, without endeavouring publi...

Mr. PRINTER.—Sir, —The Chaplain and the Editor are this week silent, and a “ Diligent Enquirer ” has once more entered the lists; it must h...

Mr. PRINTER—Sir, when you in inserted my first Letter respecting the execution of Mellor, Thorpe and Smith, the Editor of the Mercury, in a...

The following Letter , addressed to the Editor of the Leeds Intelligencer, by the Rev. G. Brown, Chaplain of the Castle of York, is decisiv...

To the Editor of the Leeds Intelligencer. SIR,—Having seen your Paper two Letters signed “ An Attentive Hearer ,” wherein he asserts tha...

Mr. Printer,—“A Diligent Enquirer ” has certainly taken great pains to ascertain whether Mellor did or did not acknowledge itself and his ...

CONFESSION OF THE MURDERERS. Mr. Printer.—The Editor of the Mercury has taken great pains to controvert the account I gave you, of the m...

Along with a very brief description of the execution of George Mellor, William Thorpe & Thomas Smith, the Leeds Intelligencer of Monday ...