Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 401
... Capt . L. immediately said , send up Jeffery here ; the man soon came up . Capt . L. told him , he would not keep such a fellow in his ship , and that he should send him on shore . Capt : L. afterwards went up to Lieut . Mould , second ...
... Capt . L. immediately said , send up Jeffery here ; the man soon came up . Capt . L. told him , he would not keep such a fellow in his ship , and that he should send him on shore . Capt : L. afterwards went up to Lieut . Mould , second ...
Page 403
... Capt . Lake express any apprehensions as to the fate of Jeffery ? Not to the best of my recollection , except as I have before stated . Have you any reason to think , from Capt . Lake's saying he supposed Jeffery had got housed , that ...
... Capt . Lake express any apprehensions as to the fate of Jeffery ? Not to the best of my recollection , except as I have before stated . Have you any reason to think , from Capt . Lake's saying he supposed Jeffery had got housed , that ...
Page 407
... Capt . Lake on that day ? Yes . Was he the person above described ? Yes . - By whose order did you put the R. against his name ? I believe I did it of my own accord.- Did Capt . Lake know that you had so done ? When the ship arrived at ...
... Capt . Lake on that day ? Yes . Was he the person above described ? Yes . - By whose order did you put the R. against his name ? I believe I did it of my own accord.- Did Capt . Lake know that you had so done ? When the ship arrived at ...
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