 | History - 1793 - 532 pages
...utter and total weakncfs, which in eiglit days carried him to his grave. On the evening of the firft day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rofe no more. His appetite was gone — he had but a feint recollection of any thing about him; and his laft coherent words were addrefled to his fon, Mr.... | |
 | Books and bookselling - 1790 - 456 pages
...utter and total weaknefs, which, in eight days, carried him to his grave,On the evening of the firft day he was conveyed to bed — 'from which he rofe no more. His appetite wa» gone — he had but a faint recolle«Slioii of any thing about him ; and his tail coherent words... | |
 | Edward Topham - 1791 - 140 pages
...utter and total weaknefs, which, in eight days, carried him to his grave. On the evening ' of the firft day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rofe...faint recollection of any thing about him ; and his laft coherent words were addrefled to his fon, Mr. John Elwes, in hoping " he had left him what he... | |
 | Edward Topham - Legislators - 1791 - 144 pages
...^SaSf r&iivhich, 1-^*' .ov •• wa w*a WB OO OO U*' * THE LATE JOHN ELWES, ESQ. 1C>5 of the firfl day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rofe...faint recollection of any thing about him ; and his laft coherent words were addrefled to his fon, Mr. John Elwes, in hoping " he had left him what he... | |
 | History - 1793 - 530 pages
...utter and total weaknels, which in eight days carried him to Ms grave. On the evening of the firft day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rofe no more. His appetite was gone — he had but a fiint recollection of any thing about him ; and his laft coherent words were addreffed to his fon,... | |
 | History - 1793 - 542 pages
...which in eight days carried him to his grave. On die evening of the ' firft frft day he was corvveyed to bed — from which he rofe no more. His appetite was gone — he had but a faint recolleilion of any thing about him ; and his laft coherent words were' addrefled to his fon, Mr. John... | |
 | G.W. Johnson - Biography - 1795 - 418 pages
...that'utter and total weaknefs, which carried him to his grave in eight,days. On the evening of the firft day he was conveyed to bed, from which he rofe no more. His appeute was gone ; he had but a faint recollection of any thing about him ; and his laft coherent words... | |
 | Edward TOPHAM (Major.) - 1802 - 38 pages
...wesknefs, which carried him to his grave in eight days. On fhe evening of the firft day he was conveyedto bed— from which he rofe no more. His appetite was...faint recollection of any thing about him : and his laft coherent words were addrrfled to his fon, Mr. John Elwes, in hoping " he had left him what hé... | |
 | William Granger - Characters and characteristics - 1804 - 688 pages
...utter and total weaknefs, which carried him to his grave in eight days. On the evening of the firil day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rofe...faint recollection of any thing about him, and his laft coherent words were ad-* drefled to his fon, Mr. John Elwes, in hoping " he had left him what... | |
 | Edward Topham - 1805 - 98 pages
...grave in eight days. Un the evening of the first day he was conveyed to bed — from which he rose no more. His appetite was gone. He had but a faint recollection of any thing about him; and his last coherent words were addressed to his son, Mr. John Elwes, in hoping " he had left him what he... | |
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Elwes discovered signs of that utter and total weakness, which, in eight days, carried him to his grave. On the evening of the first day he was conveyed to bed— from which he rose no more. His appetite was gone — he had but- a faint recollection of... 
