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... trumise- 1 ter to crieh tre-pl-thiere wsatone trumpeter an sutay at Cumdler- landigate, he was at young man. Witness could not speak to hlis age, nor did hie kno-ic! hmisnae. Witness; was wvosrndert-ltd the blade-bane ef his sheulder brokesn-dlid nut see ...

... heasd against the clock.s Tihe two taen I saw hadl rottltd ja rkets mattc of fustian or sontething of that kind. 1 clotiot speak to the persoms of atty of the men. I eas kept dois on the floor by otte of the men. Witness was crcms-examiaed by Me, Alexainer ...

... alanis being given that the ml- -T y litary wore approaching lito saw 9 or 10 pike heads, to slam rwhshlsio e cotisd positively speak. t .l i tt IP Mr. Clsristopher Edmtondson stated that ?? aCol. Hargreas'es seizesd the staff from eilse person who n.. b one ...

... Thre ofiter, on semrchtss th house, foussd Cd he a black ieotvctretlcvie. to'wleich tire ,mother of Msarla Marten wilt able. speak.- lh tire bag the ufilmr foursd e pair of plItols; he also ticula found a swtord, which coerrspssrded with the cute on tlsaodsy ...

... the 'ins, that they belossgesl to a yoodg foinale, CtU hist an the pevitst haditiot beern preserved It was ?? for him ns to speak witls errtaslny oil ihat point; lie further sibservesi that ohl theretoasu a temariksbletoo~th, whichl mutst have prosjected ...

... not his ?? amtd shioulds indivirlualb (lire to ,Ii combine for a ;tuvpbste to atrrocious ? 'Tie cir, ular then a went on to speak of the peace- end good order oleocie- in ty,assp rotecreil by, ite assnreiatistn. W'ere, then, ithe FKirg and lis miistitere ...

... about I (tO ?? llectcd, tile gig, cipeptiesl tilte isri Spilce ofi' Igrottind, Ritd i-I ute got Upoti his ireg 'aIt begali speak- itig. WAitessiritias3 Mr. -Hittt inis.,( oltisiotis to thle nohhc iteeicr Tthagiitraties, lie recpitit etihind rt nire TaiiieOs ...

... not? this is one of the inost S fmlsportant and necessary books thitstever Was published. b We.do not, In'the meass time, speak of theexecution but b ?? for if a mas can lay.his hand upon a single E volion'e of moderate size, and say, herein I have ...

... famiily thnrve the door open anod screamrd qut~fdr assistance; on 'which Mlr Ilemsa - wrthru~ed n eilsaid - to 1\fr. WAilks, speaking of witneqs'a father, aet -himn -let - us kill, lute~ let us the little jeAlous. b-,-and iheentook him by Ije hair qf tlse ...

... Ar-enie. h.y the AnmolUzt117a-; 1itrate ?? Siuney, (it test, ihose delicacy h:/s tiever yet been qur;stioned.) andt rhereforecan speak with c,!rtainrty to the presence of Armcenic, however Fenall neight be tile qutantity. I should not have troulted you widi ...

... lttlle cooserootion to isti ise. I osid terue just going to osupper, and that if he 'A stopped ?? after tlirt, then I could speak with him. He dids alirt stop, aS Ire said Mr. Thartitn was taken ilt, and he irousrd seon return after inquiring about~ him ...