The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... pleaded in- fanity , declared he had not the leaft know- ledge or recollection of any fuch tranfaction , that he had the misfortune fome time ago of falling against the fide of a thip , on board of which he was going to embark as ...
... pleaded in- fanity , declared he had not the leaft know- ledge or recollection of any fuch tranfaction , that he had the misfortune fome time ago of falling against the fide of a thip , on board of which he was going to embark as ...
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... pleaded his innocence were , one of them ( Sir Lloyd Kenyon ) raised to a verry high ftation ; and the other ( Mr. Erfkine ) retained against him . His lordship retired , and the rule was granted . This day his Majefty went to the Houfe ...
... pleaded his innocence were , one of them ( Sir Lloyd Kenyon ) raised to a verry high ftation ; and the other ( Mr. Erfkine ) retained against him . His lordship retired , and the rule was granted . This day his Majefty went to the Houfe ...
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... plead to the feveral informations exhibited against him , he defired to plead to them feps- rately ; but this requifition being refufed , he pleaded " ot guilty " to them all . His Lord- fhip was attended by a corporal of the guards ...
... plead to the feveral informations exhibited against him , he defired to plead to them feps- rately ; but this requifition being refufed , he pleaded " ot guilty " to them all . His Lord- fhip was attended by a corporal of the guards ...
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