 | 1816 - 726 páginas
...pannel, and Allan Stewart his son, might be taken into custody about it; and that he, Allan Breck, was afraid Allan Stewart the pannel's son's tongue...words the deponent understood, that Allan was easier entrapped than the panuel ; and the deponent still insisting upon Allan Breck's leaving tbat neighbourhood,... | |
 | 1816 - 726 páginas
...panncl, and Allan Stewart his son, might be taken into custody about it ; and that he, Allan Breck, was afraid Allan Stewart the pannel's son's tongue...words the deponent understood, that Allan was easier in'.rapped than the pan nel. " And, the deponent still insisting upon Allan Breck's leaving that neighbourhood,... | |
 | 1816 - 724 páginas
...might be taken into custody about it ; and that he, Allan Breck, was afraid Allan Stewart the panIH-I'S son's tongue was not so good as his father's ; by...words the deponent understood, that Allan was easier intrapped than the panne). " And, the deponent still insisting upon Allan Brack's leaving that neighbourhood,... | |
 | Thomas Bayly Howell - 1816 - 722 páginas
...pannel, and Allan Stewart his son, might be taken into custody about it ; and that he, Allan Hreck, was afraid Allan Stewart the pannel's son's tongue was not so good as bis lather's ; by which words the deponent understood, that Allan was easier ¡ntrapped than the pannel.... | |
 | James Stewart - 1907 - 410 páginas
...pannel and Allan Stewart, his son, might be taken into custody about it; and that he, Allan Breck, was afraid Allan Stewart, the pannel's son's tongue...words the deponent understood that Allan was easier intrapped than the pannel. " And, the deponent still insisting upon Allan Breck's leaving that neighbourhood,... | |
 | George Borrow - 1928 - 550 páginas
...of Lettermore; that two persons were seen going from the place where the murder was committed, and Allan Breck was said to be one of them. Allan Breck...next morning, the deponent must at all events go to FortWilliam with a letter. This the deponent refused; but Allan Breck, notwithstanding, picked up a... | |
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... place, lest he should bring the deponent and his family to trouble. " That Allan Breck said he did not doubt but that the family of Ardshiel would be suspected of the murder, and it was probable the pannel and Allan Stewart, his son, might be taken... 