 | 1816 - 726 páginas
..."That, upon the deponent's delivering the above message from Allan Breck to the pannel, the pannel asked why Allan Breck himself did not come for money, if he wanted it ? To which the deponent, to the best of bis remembrance, replied, That Alian Breck told him, he would be suspected for the murder,... | |
 | 1816 - 726 páginas
...depones, that, upon the deponent's delivering the above message from Allan Breck to the pannel, the pannel asked why Allan Breck himself did not come for money, if he wanted it? To which the deponent, to the best of his remembrance, replied, That Allan told him he would be suspected for the murder,... | |
 | Bernard Burke - 1850 - 630 páginas
...the deponent to go to the prisoner, and acquaint him, that he, Allan Breck, was gone to Coalisnacoan, and desire him, if possible, to send him money there....him he would be suspected of the murder, and was a deserter. The prisoner replied he hoped in God Allan Breck was not guilty of the murder. On the Sunday... | |
 | Peter Burke - 1851 - 544 páginas
...the deponent to go to the prisoner, and acquaint him, that he, Allan Breck, was gone to Coalisnacoan, and desire him, if possible, to send him money there....answered, that Allan told him he would be suspected of tbe murder, and was a deserter. The prisoner replied he hoped in God Allan Breck was not guilty of... | |
 | Peter Burke - 1851 - 538 páginas
...the deponent to go to the prisoner, and acquaint him, that he, Allan Breck, was gone to Coalisnacoan, and desire him, if possible, to send him money there....whether he was to send the money or not, asked why Allan Brock himself did not come for money if he wanted it ? to which the deponent answered, that Allan told... | |
 | James Stewart - 1907 - 410 páginas
...depones, That, upon the deponent's delivering the above message from Allan Breck to the pannel, the pannel asked why Allan Breck himself did not come for money if he wanted it; to which the deponent, to the best of his remembrance, replied, that Allan told him he would be suspected for the murder,... | |
 | George Borrow - 1928 - 550 páginas
...the deponent to go to the prisoner, and acquaint him, that he, Allan Breck, was gone to Koalisnacoan, and desire him, if possible, to send him money there....him he would be suspected of the murder, and was a deserter. The prisoner replied he hoped in God Allan Breck was not guilty of the murder. On the Sunday... | |
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... concern in it, but believed he should be suspected ; and on this account, and being a deserter, it was necessary for him to leave the kingdom : and therefore, as he was very scarce of money, he requested the deponent to go to the prisoner, and acquaint... 