 | John Wesley - 1785 - 718 pàgines
...prifon. At the affizes ntf made his appeal to the Judge. Jnftice Player and Juftice Newton told the Judge, that if he let that man go, he would draw all the country after him; and fo he was kept in prifon. for two years and a halL At the end of which God was pleafed to reieafe him by death, in December... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1808 - 652 pàgines
...assizes, he made his appeal to the judge; but Justice Player, and Justice Nexton, told him that, if be let that man go, he would draw all the country after him. And so he was kept in Glocester jail for two years and a half, till it pleased God to release him by death,... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1809 - 646 pàgines
...At the assizes, he made his appeal to the judge ; but Justice Player, and Justice Newton, told him that, if he let that man go, he would draw all the country after him. And so he was kept in Glocester jail for two years and a half, till it pleased God to release him by death,... | |
 | John Wesley, George Story - 1806
...prifon. At the Aflizes, he made his appeal to the Judge. Juftice Player and Juftice Newton told the Judge, that, if he let that man go, he would draw...imprifonment was the more grievous, as he was fadly afflifted with the ftone. A Phyfician declared, " that his confinement was his death ; and that it... | |
 | Thomas Wilson Haynes - 1848 - 360 pàgines
...assizes he made his appeal to the Judge. Justice Player and Justice Newton before next morning told the Judge that if he let that man go, he would draw all the country after him. And so he was kept in Gloucester prison for two years and a half, till God was pleased to release him by... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 2001 - 648 pàgines
...At the assizes, he made bis appeal to the judge ; but Justice Player, and Justice Newton, told him that, if he let that man go, he would draw all the country after him. And so he was kept in Glocester jail for two years and 9 half, till it pleased God to release him by death,... | |
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Judge. Juftice Player and Juftice Newton told the Judge, that, if he let that man go, he would draw all the country after him. And fo he was kept in... 