 | English literature - 1792 - 684 pages
...feeling» of the furrounding ipectators were agonized with humane fympathy at this horrid fpeetacle, the officer, with a difgraceful apathy, was only intent to maintain the legality of hie caption, and rcfufed :o furrenJer the mangled carcafe till he had good bail for its fecurity. This... | |
 | 1792 - 606 pages
...fpectators were agonized v/itk humane fympathy at this horrid fpedacle, the officer, -witli a dtlgraceful apathy, was only intent to maintain the legality of...his caption, and refufed to furrender the mangled carcafetillhehad good bail for its feciirity. This wa» obtained from a gentleman who has fince contefled... | |
 | 1792 - 656 pages
...the feelings of the furrounding fpe&ators were agonized with humane fympathy at this horrid fpedacle, the officer, with a difgraceful apathy, was only intent to maintain the legality of his caption, and reftif. ed to furrender the mangled carcafe till he had good bail for his fecurity. This was obtained... | |
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This was obtained from a gentleman, who who has fmce contcfted the validity of the writ. and nonfuited the party with whom it originated. She continued for fome weeks in a doubtful... 