MR. TAYLORsaid, he would beg to ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, Whether Fulford and Well-stead have been released from their bail; and, if so, whether they ought not to have been thereof informed by the magistrates who convicted them?
§ MR. GATHORNE HARDYsaid, he was very much surprised the other night to hear from the hon. Gentleman that the bail had not been discharged, which he found was not the case. A free pardon had been granted to Wellstead, who was immediately discharged without bail. With respect to Fulford, a letter was, at the same time, addressed to the Treasury, that they should discharge him from his recognizances and free his bail, which was the ordinary course.