 | William Pittis - 1711 - 404 páginas
...either (as fome have fuggelted that he - - • -'Confefs'd confefs'd it afterwards in Prifqn) becaufe not being able to come at the Secretary, as he intended, it was fome Satisfaction to Murder the Perfon. whom he thought Mr. St. John loved beft, or, which is no lefs... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1741 - 368 páginas
...; And No. 32^ ?fo EXAMINER. 219 And being afked what provoked him to ftab the Chancellor ? He faid, that not being able to come at the Secretary, as he intended, it was fome Satiffaftion to murder thePerfon whom he thought Mr. St. John loved beft. AND here, if Mr. Harley... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1751 - 346 páginas
...Convenience of examining the Criminal : And being aflced what provoked him to ftab the Chancellor; he faid, that not being able to come at the Secretary, as he intended, it was fome Satisfaction to murder the Perfon whom he thought Mr. St. John loved beft. AN t> here, if Mr.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1761 - 420 páginas
...of examining the criminal : and being aflced what provoked him to ftab the Chancellor,, •he faid, that not being able to come at the Secretary as he intended, it was fome fatisfaction to murder the perfon whom he thought Mr St John loved beft *. And here, if Mr Harley... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1784 - 466 páginas
...convenience of examining the criminal ; and being aiked what provoked. him to flab the Chancellor, he faid, that not being able to come at the Secretary, as he intended, it was fome fatisfaction to murder the pcrfoii whom he thought Mr St John loved beft *. And here if Mr Harley... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 páginas
...John, who happened to change seats with Mr. Harley for more convenience of examining the criminal : and being asked what provoked him to stab the chancellor,...the person whom he thought Mr. St. John loved best *. And here, if Mr. Harley has still any enemies left, whom his blood spilt in the publick service... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 472 páginas
...who happened to change seats with Mr. Harley for more con* venience of examining the criminal : and being asked what provoked him to stab the chancellor,...the person whom he thought Mr. St. John loved best*. And here, if Mr. Harley has still any enemies left, whom his blood spilt in the publick service cannot... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1803 - 340 páginas
...with Mr. Harley for more Convenience of examining the criminal : and being a'sked what provoked htm to stab the chancellor, he said, that not being able to come at the secretary as be intended, it was some satisfaction to murder the person whom he thought Mr. St. John loved best*.... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - 1804 - 250 páginas
...happened to change seats witrfMr. Harley for more convenience of examining the criminal: and ieing asked what provoked him to stab the Chancellor, he...said that not being able to come at the Secretary as lie intended, it was some satisfaction to murder the person whom he thought Mr. St. John loved best.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 544 páginas
...said, that not being able to come the secretary as he intended, it was some satis~VOL. iy. N faction to murder the person whom he thought Mr. St. John loved best*. And here, if Mr. Harley has still any enemies left, whom his blood spilt in the publick service cannot... | |
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The murderer confessed in Newgate, that his chief design was against Mr Secretary St John, who happened to change seats with Mr Harley for more convenience of examining the criminal : and being asked what provoked him to stab the chancellor ? he said,... 
