 | 1804 - 464 pagina’s
...having taken up my time, which I wish I had better employed : I beg leave to assure your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to> get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they !!UVLT i );t >I:H; from me : and I can safely say, thai... | |
 | 1816 - 732 pagina’s
...therein, having taken up my time, which I wish 1 had better employed, I beg leave to assure your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices lo get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from ше ; and 1 can safely... | |
 | Andrew Knapp, William Baldwin (Attorney at law) - 1824 - 528 pagina’s
...therein, having taken np my time, which I wish I had better employed. I beg leave to assure your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from me ; and I can safely say that my... | |
 | 1825 - 844 pagina’s
...having taken up my time, which I wish I had better employed : I beg leave to assure your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from me . ana I can safely say, that my... | |
 | Peter Burke - 1854 - 358 pagina’s
...therein, have taken up my time, which I wish I had better employed. I beg leave to assure your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from me ; and I can safely say, that my... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 346 pagina’s
...therein having taken up my time, which I wish I had better employed: I beg leave of your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from me; and I can safely say, that my... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 336 pagina’s
...therein having taken up my time, which I wish I had better employed : I beg leave of your lordship, upon the words of a dying man, that as none of the indirect practices to get or suppress evidence were proved upon me, so they never sprang from me; and I can safely say, that my... | |
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... as to deserve (what the best of Christians are taught to pray against) a sudden death! — I confess, I am unprepared; the hopes of my being able to make a legal defence, and my endeavours therein, having taken up my time, which I wish I had better... 