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Page 205
... witness said , he hoped she would not expose him and his brother by mentioning their names , to which she answered , that God knew that was not her intention . fected , and that appeared in the Gazette , I sent the Gazette with a note ...
... witness said , he hoped she would not expose him and his brother by mentioning their names , to which she answered , that God knew that was not her intention . fected , and that appeared in the Gazette , I sent the Gazette with a note ...
Page 207
... witness mention it first to col . War- dle , or in consequence of being first questioned by him ? In consequence of his first question- ing me he had heard it from other quarters ; upon his asking me was it true , I said it was . I did ...
... witness mention it first to col . War- dle , or in consequence of being first questioned by him ? In consequence of his first question- ing me he had heard it from other quarters ; upon his asking me was it true , I said it was . I did ...
Page 321
... witness , in tears , replied - Yes . How long was she confined ? -Two years .. The witness was ordered to withdraw . MR . PERCEVAL stated that gentlemen opposite , when ready to depreciate his mode of examination , appeared to forget ...
... witness , in tears , replied - Yes . How long was she confined ? -Two years .. The witness was ordered to withdraw . MR . PERCEVAL stated that gentlemen opposite , when ready to depreciate his mode of examination , appeared to forget ...
Contents
AmericaOrders in Council relative to the Commerce with the United States | 1 |
CONVENTION in PortugalReport of the Board of Inquiry to the King | 13 |
City and County of the City of Gloucester March | 29 |
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