IS!
'J-
6
v ' : f f." '-'V. f-ii; V
lj7 Vr". : John an4 HeAry SbtertSf '
' . ver$ tried tor nigh treaion jnjtncCTty
''rKfffaWnu?'' on thcristh aitd-'i jtkayirof
II 1
L f 'the Attorn). Rated jUttraie lor trie. ,
y-lU-Crown. , '"The principal evidence' was; a:'.
l i Cavtaia Armftroni.' tvbo, being:' iVorb
s coun,.
' - and f xftmined by HVl r.-Saarlny Vicp
kvjjofiof 2'4yf:'
A V'- ' 7., fruit he U ca'ptaia m the. King'
Vi ' tV militia, and knows tne priioncrs at tfic
'i . 'fctri v;ilVciniitierut;l5tUirit :
- .-bet ame attain tVdwifhthcm 'on Thuri
:'.7vVr jY'4ie tptn;qf May'laft-r-'Vai he came
C ' quawtcdj' aRdVenttdtefoopiil Patrick
t. ''..fijrur; a tWcikr mGroii ilrcet;)'
Vv ' alkc-d himair: h-Uowiivr hiW'outfide'the
-ilrecVdoor fto ll.e.iaiK ,u re bad ay
plitd Ue lia i.ot-w'as ;tvpafrttcd with'
' .Bj.nx for two )"afi,: merely, as it .DooV-
tcuetf whe v. lUcp he iv.uch ircutiUrd, t
bo'wg'iaifie't.iilVit ot purchafth'g there, c.
r'i;;ry poh'tU-'iil.'jimf'tikt that -Va.nB out- as
1 : well as o'tht-rboftW., Did not know tht
Jeaton of B rnr't hiiitj-fuch i.i'.rdiiudi.
on
CJibborn,. cf his icin-Ciit, .
,' tQCcmif.v.'Uri l.iai on uw j-roj-fwey t
rtbis intrwiotti'pn.' This w;is.' b-jarc fo"
i faw'th?viiiQacrt-W 'nc bur.- I He flccor
dinPlyw4W:captajn.Clibborh" atnl, as lie
) '' noriX)lVa,Jtsi'conlt wftb I im,;ihWc the;
i ,iuattef Jwoppfcji bj; By rnc. , .Captain Clib-
' "horn7 in conlVqntejid'vift.'i hiTn'tp -Tneer
. tliem; 'oVwhidi'hc'retiiincci to Byrn's .
'fl-.D'-' wherr. h? yjiited umji'tbe rkler Mr.
1 ' l,r. Henry) arrived according to'
-jbYiimaufiHi from By me, tKanyt jhoutJT
1 hev 'nccoriHnjrlv did meet, and
yByrn? intjodoced"' them to .each oiher b)V
' ''mVotwoiiig. his; be vittiefs'v , naire to'"
vv-vmr.- ?neare, any n., ;
il' cf to r nverfc together,- they rtiight ritire
into ? rouyi w ". "yj'fi
Bvjne here addrelTcd Mr. Shearesin thefe
words, ".aptam Armn.roi:g a.iruc
brAther, o-d you may depend on Jiim-;
Tvlr. Shea re then c'xprefled'aiwifti to polt-"
' pone their, cqnvjrfatien pntil ,his brother
n; 4 rn
i arrivec, to ;wwvu ;-. v ...wMviHM.vi.v
ThebrotherihQr4'y'aftefa;rived",to vbotiil (
.-be wa introduced nearly, in tht fame nian--
tier as to Henry. 1 he brothers were not
i ; togethejr at either interviewX Henry a; -rr
th latipr riavinfi:"eone awar. ' '
f Here the witneismntionedthat he took
il
j ,a meet oi noics vi !iun
fubfequcnt intrrvievvi'-which he comma,
f -'mcatcdtocapin.Clihbom, to his colonel
1 X'MimkI -nil fivqucWly- to Lord Caf-
f- Tohn iVrni?S"at ibis intCrv-if r.?r.ri.
lf w .'ci'i to the vinaTuhat Fc embo.Jei-".
ur'.r'p) b-S,
s i 'e.l'hr tbtfkf-ow Unite ofUa
, I fi-r the or-d'of'ilif. caul?, t- r.ate hirXlclf
limva to" hl.n'asvl ?mw 1 t.ii hbX tn-tr"
'.. ij (the witncli) j"ifiin jt as .ye-tly i;
; ". tion, as h:, did ia lrtclwaf it-n, Witneis '
" rcolicd'. that 'leVJ. ready' to do f vrrv
r plicw "T.cTJo9lCb"eair;ala"co:aVif . irnTW j rtltrKr. veTTr-n ;rh: ''i i cjd .iii.-ri
jctj uniji nc knew tJieir ai(nputuu5( a;i,l thwvVftf ti.rn un whonV misif- deowd
'Wquju taea cnoeavour ail ne coaia to,ac. ;i
;i,S?p!!.-!?." f Vt6jcclj Johnrtrna r bed,
7 -tlia 4ierilevtd4fiulij - jhferm-Jrtni r ? f -yfome-rricn
Well "difpofcdx'andT0idH:1inir
was rhcir in4teiuion.to'fejze the" ca'ui-jithe
.''arutltry at Chapel: Iod"; and tbd citYof
Dublin 'in-une night that itvaappointv.
C'l there (h'diiid be ari'bour and an hall bcI
" tween feizing 'the..-cawp and tEc artillery, V
.i'ndi the. city an hour-after the latter place '
' 4iat the newjof the former bein; irt their
' poiicili'oii,' ih'jBjdwarn vc in Dublin Tpreyi
ous.to'tTie Rttkcki, Hehen told t,he wiu .
;neV, ,if he would rnfifthirnfat i r-o'cTo';J;'
that nigli; he would-" 9 i vc him a Jut of fuch T
men oi liisgiment as tmght be induced to'
CQttlP.'fiVir' i VVi'f hi "c: !i'Tfrfi.(rtol v attetuM l
cd a; eleven, btit wab tdid by Job n Shea res '
'that he had not p'rocuied the names of the
mon he protni.fcd. him in --the' morninV, but '
-Jliaia toan-w ou Id 4all jqo- a m the jic x t d a y ,-
h i a p.y ty tnecamp, ..wrivwnom ,
right coaverfe without refer ve ; haying
Uo in, the h.ibi ofreturning. after, eai,
nuetvicvv to tne caviip, and coiruttumcatinj
the rcfult :t6'voh L'Eliranrr-OntheV
Vcdncfda following, he the Colonef, ej ,',
piv'ueo pis nirpnie.tnat no nwncafieu ton -
iu.H,- recoTamendiijg it to him to ct me to
pehVVviwt co.'iv t4 pwieci4r
Wtcaridedv.iH! ihiv it mjMiVi "j4r 4r;twti-4a UVV
aian liaTcnrdajOritiixms lor .iT.rt n ?'rr iTf it . ; i -i?, Irr'iir-re'MrT'ir rh-if,
;thc camp, and. that' tlle'.DtrtttlOryiiad.',. tl'6ravt-ttrt'4-rujiuiw-s, th
come to a, rejoiution to give mmtnecom- i tent gioaoas itry-th', in.d L--mh' of
- manu oi me rcgirocju 10 wriicn ne oeung-. nim wiio jus nuienor inali'lr.rrTiirier Jdll
c aim uiav.ii iw-igiu uniorin every loiuier
- difp'cd to join them,- that be fhould bet .
a portion t land'tbe King's ;cquntyj oUhat'jiropfrtywhii.A tnj crjmeaof cu
,AtwlHbat it s'i airtucfolved'on uo feie' ''enroies',lia'e:iOrfeiu;d into itViialTcis a i
, vu xjwim jjiciiciiaui aim friy v wouucai
at flieir refpedive places ; :that-whn" tb
. tjivy v,oancu were autcizca, tnete wouid
-be np plaVtO iffue order!." from; tha-t' in"
cafe bi'tlie'tailure of the attackTon.' the"
.camp,'(there was a fufiicient . number of
hoyfes jn Baggot' ftrcer iriendly to their
cauie, rrom whence .the tnihtary, On their
return to town,' 'might be fired" on that
-it-was expeckd, -troin various ,-accounty,-that
all the militia regiments in Irciand
wcuid join tieir ca"u!,. as there were teto'
in oi e,iegiment,-an hundred in .auothtTp
and three ,in another', all difrofed ; but they -
j.lihouldail get: proper notice ;..rthat they-
wcreexirtmeiy impatient, ana tnreateinciV
if.the rifing.jvas hot'fpcedy," to tay dovvn-
tiicir 'arms, aiKl take tnef oath ot allegi.' "
ioyn and tind out the re afon. Called 'on, ..aucc.' The elder bhcarc.s 'toid him, -that
Wcuiiddiiy iis- iifu.il at Briggot ftreet "; did. "1 a. former fervant.. ot bis-j Jiyhowas .the; j
not ii,id tlie priloncr at .tiornc, and kit. greatelt.foward he ever faw, was incon
? !ceiva!iiv:.at'tive uv: !makin' ImtRd Tn'.K
jwotd he would fall ju'thc evening,' be.
-'tween live and fix o'clock: met the prif
oner at home at that' hour, and was friewn
'into dir." library. . John Shear? told; him
the rifing wan then very bear, and tharJie
;wiihed to-introdoce him-to a -gentleman -twith
whom be might co.ifult in -bis-ab'
fence, as he fhould go, to organize Cork.
,baid he had not been able-to procure" the
i'aTncjTfrc
rers would be fo ordered that the news of
ii.e rifing at Cork' jhould reach Dublin tit '
.-a.cift.icai time-,. and was only waning for
the Executive xo rix a day. -1 " J-
v uejtiji hy the jay Vhat do you mean
by tne wotfiExi-cutivi? d. I anderfta'rid
aa Executife Directory fitting in-Dublin
.John Shea res then appointed witnefs to
f mstx him next day, to introduce him ,to '
jhe-genrlema.i he mentioned iohitn";". went
according ly on Tiurf:,ay the iyth May,.
. and met both brothers at the faie boufe,
''but does not recollect, any thing -of mo-
ment palling until the Ken'tlcm'.m airived.
, when' he, was introduce to a'Mr.'Lawlef.-
- a relation of lord Cieurry, who ty'.d him
,he had been at a meeting fun.e .time be-'
- fore, ' compofed .of deputies llrom abridrt
.all the militia regiments in Ireland, as
! which he told the witnefs there were two
from his regiment j coujd rot then recoL.
left their names, but would procure their
names and leave them with Mr. iheares'
for liini ; he could get them from a man
whv) hr.d" been Vi . ..clivc in making U. '
' t f r '. r 4 .
i .ine.i. vyitncisrwre laid' lie volunteered
in the Loudoiiderry regiment to right the
; TcbeJsatiVV.cxford, where he wasounxl
. ed. ' John Sheate.was made "a pfifoncr
7Theinorning-after-:he' ialt "converlation"
- y ith witnets, who faw bim in cultod at '
' C-iftie, where the piifdner alke'd him. if
nis brother was taken VVitnels replied
, be'did nurknowTriked'him then .iFbe"t"
iiutj ihair receive fjm'-thc- h'ands-t)f
gratetul Nation.- an ample recrrnoence oii:' '
ur'
i.'id
hls nam? hall rnt: i i-irl th-
.... -. ,... ....... v vfij; lllk. V '
, National Record of Irifh .Revolution, as
;a glorious examplcto..a)l(-,poUenty;j bat',' '
we like wile fwcjr to pynilb Rob'j-fy with '. '
' death and'inlamy. We alTo Acar-that :
' we will never lheath.the fword piltil eVe-'
ry being in the country is reitored to thtd ' '
' equal Rights hich""the Cod -'of. Najuni;
has. givea to all men; until an .order-of "
f hl..n t I-. - I 1 ll l . - 1 f T 4 -
(uan ruayiuncu in wnica. no tu. j
','pcriority malb be- acknowledged ,arnon '
. the cicizena of. Erin but hpt.ofjyinuS,
and Talent. . V" . '
. . " Rbuie alljhe energies of yourYouls
, iviiujau ii.c liicru ana aoiutiei winch
a vicldu i. government confio-iV'il n Kfr.,;. ! .
Trityrand tinder the cond :t of you,' 'chof.j; '
eh Leaders," inarch vrith a -JJea'y flep tcT
Victory. .-Heed riot tne nfof a ,'hirett V
.Soldiery or ariftotratic: wmiirv' ; ' th'
cannot Hand the rigorous lhk of Free'.
men ; their trappings ar.d ineirarms wilt-1
foon'be yours j And .the deteitrj gcivrrn"
ment oi England, to which we.yow citt- .
,.nal hatred, Hull learn that thp treafur? .
ucxiiniTs on itsaccoiK.rM Si.ivcs fo- tn-
uuiuuic ui ouicnermir n nrwn -hi
knevf that their papers were ' taken, and
fa til. that he hoped not,' as .there was one
- wiiica might commit him. .
( '--In the courfc of a long crofs examina
''tion by Mr. Ciirran, it came out that the
wiuei's, in his return from vVexfprd with.
a party, met tbree : peafant,., with green.;.
cockades; on the road ; thaf one was Uogi 1
ged to extort c-ohfeCibriS from him, another
;w,ss hanged, -and a ihirii was fliot,but with.
out the witnefs's coiii.urrence,',a(?t, or'ad
;vicc.bc'iig fcverallpnterrogated, whether '
he was ever in any 'company that denied
tiic-exiitcnce of a Suprenle-beijng,-and-.a----terJactiuainted "lb;1
purpoorbufchenng"i ifhnTeu, ftalfoii t
turther enable us to tu n their
nk ueroiea neaa. , ; -' -
Many of the MiHr.-ir "frchte ln-
, oi liberty glow-within their Jcaits1, and-
. ,. y a. i cau v. j oineo i r.e n a t io:.ia 1 M anda rd .' .
-Reieiv.e with open ajrujs ifch as fbali foT-""".
- low fo glorious an c;;anipleihcv"can
der fignal ferrice, t thecaufe df Freedo.TJ, 1
and ftiall be rewart!d accordin'jr to tbeit.
defer'ts. But foVhe wretch Who mrr,'.' ,
, . . - . .wiiii , 1 1 ti i :ii i i t - i i li ri 1 1 I v ttr -
r thenati'Anal .vrn6'd:ir- . r4 iTI-f;.,
leinim nnd no qyaritr. .-Attack them Ai
every direction' by'daynti by "night.
' " 'Avail. youVfek-es I'iVthc natural ad-'
vantages of your co-rry', which "are? ini. '
numerable, anil,jvitlv whkh y'ou arc bet
Whf
mtvd -ir;1hi:un ; made irt-
every -"re.
i
. 1 i' ' -I..-, f --.'--,'iL, 'J . t '' 1 ... J
!.; in h ntiufr tojor-.v;ra tneir cnuk-.
' if .he, the piilbftcr,' wou:d.hi'? me 1. tion hhw
, 'lie could be. ferviceable. ,hf prifoner itx-n
5 j ' told him 'thai 'a rWnj;, of ' the people- w,-
rerr; .tx,r tbey'iciud inot roA' wait h;r-
the Fri'ncb, , bivt'''.'fi,e dc :Vi Mhr.l en id-i r
; ' owiieeri' n-;' iht'if ;t.pir;j'-.pr m.rici'cr
v in'tthich the v.-iiccis'could b- ltr ictable
1 waa hriaglfg bi foldL-rs with lii:.iieH o
'' i ' tcr'to" the 'au;'e,""to advic'o:iv the- 'l eit
i' - r 4tp.urB -of f'z:ng the camp ; that f l'x.
naun'.towntic preiumi'M me pi-in'-i ni,
and ihc aiorc'cltVc'bj'aliy to onhgvtVlx
. fdtdiers, the'rii'iyner advifcri him tfj prac."
' eife bp the pri vales and'hoh-coKimifiioof d'
' 1 rncVrs nf tht- 'Roman CaibVic rerfu.i!:On.
I . . : j L 1 .I i t ' i' -I ' I .'
beiiij thofctriolt likely to tuinu-tnemielves -
g:.CT.r:;l"tn;tt h.id Kccqu.ir'f r;d in" t'yjbli,i
lor" t wo Ti:Trs. haikT-A t his 'enTeHv
ti.e e ii-r ;. res ti-lil Idm tl-at all w.fir
(oij.s v. ere oujp'cti'ly '".i't.i..i.ed, ,;w
tiH'ir c.ip!'.iinb aid iKij'iUii.t.s oppjiu.tl:
ca.ied ti...y v.iln'g iovrtl.e, names wbuli ' him.
and did not fcruple to cenfure the meafurcs
of j;overiiment ;' -but .denied tha'c he ever
faid he would confider it laudable , to "be 1
the King's' executioner himfelt, .if 'ho one
rife would 'undertake1 it. lie formerly .
belonged to the Somerfetlhirc regimentof -Eiiginh
militia, and to the South Middle- -fex
buppkmental, and aflijned as a rea
fon tor, quitting the' former,' trit he was
;tf liifi'd Wave of ablence to come to Ire1
laitd-on'maicrlal bnfi.jef. - '
Cai taiiiCribborn, ot the King's county :
militia, coi'iobiH.i.'ed the part of capta'in
Armltrinig'fc.tcftiinoiiy .tihich referred to
r r--- r '. jio piTmj.. hiiu yrZ' -vent
them' as much as -pi lli' ilc from uniting
theirjbrces. Let whatever" mont yem
cannot deroq to fiht iiijr for .'your couii.
try, be pafled in learning how to fighVfdr
it, or preparing" t he,, means -'of - wan: for
war,""waf doue uiit oceiipyv,'ererymindi
and every h.-r.d In; Ireland, 'uptil its long
opprefle,! foil, ba purged of all its ene
mies! i . : .-, f
.Vengeance, I; iflxdien, vengeance pn-
I
- a'gjricvfcd'. 'Does hot recollect any more
VI lilt WI1VVIIMW '.""f '
'Mt, L.r'.v:!. i-TouMfva. to procure :', as
Ihewn mrothe nbiary, wnere John Mief'res
wav iu converfition vjih lb.nc m.io ; wIkti
.. witni.fs,ivas oij-.g avyay, he (ohn Shearesj
g-ivc hi:n a witc of intrdd,.ttion to a ,cr-jc-mt
Cr.r.iror"Ot his regime:!!, informing
Con'ior. that he -(the wn.'.efs) vuy be t'n:
fended bi. jr.'Lawiefs tlicn remarked,
that the trees at Lehaunllown Camp" would
be ,ivxtrcm.:iy convenient lor hanging peo.
pic -on
your Oppreflbri ! Remember what thou- ' '
fands ot your dearcfl friends have perlfhed "
by their 'racrcilefs orders.'. VReracmber
their burnings, their rai."ktnffs, their tdr-
i tiirini?3.-,"tlieir milirarv -, ma ffrrM;j
A.Kearney proved . that he met ' John : - .th'eir lcal murdeh" Remember Orr l"" '
bkares at a meeting ortnited Irilhmen, i ' Evidence was then called . to 'prove
,;in Verburgh itreet, where accounts of,,'
.men, and arms were invctig.itbig, and j
where it appeare'd, by' an' indorfemcnt on '!
, a paper in his pnleiTmiy that ihere were
8300 men, a grc.1t part fuppHe'd to be.
organized and armed frrn different dif.!
tricts in tlfeFun'ty ' of, Dublin in their
oaule.
which was. done
1 A; appointment to meet on tlie following hun
''"" day j'"on whiclfjtuj;.he went to the1 pfif;;
' ' ' ' 'oners' boufc at Bajffo.t ftre;t, whet'c the
; elder of the brothers only- was ,at homey
--'iii'ati a're'jefitiorH-f part' of the converwti.
. .':.:.oakel41aftinterriewVUhJphatthenwithl
his' brother' Henry :; who tola him that he
Hinder il6od his brother' and he on the for
rncrday had a conyerfation'and rfpolo
. ' xizrd for hot beinq prefent, as he was 0-
a r j -i oiigea to atteno a commute 01 gcnuenicn
"L""r.-who. were then fitting. " lie alked him, aa
& to the ftate of the regiment thci fit nation
of tliec,aoip,"the.number-of trropsand'
. where it was, molt vulnerable ; Diked mm
l ,tt to thepoffibility of taking it by form, '
.Cf by treachery, uling..thc cruntcilign.,
.; . Recollects nothing more until John Shcares
..'.-8rrmeQ vrhb afieed him, in the prefencc
r of his .brother, if he knew' any. United 4-
?; nlhmcn ? faid that he, the witnefs, could ;
1 .ftiaUgood men . of ifcc foldiers ; witnefs
Alrermm " Alexander .Irnnfrl ; th -r
AVirnefs beirg alkad as to the nature j found the tolldwW-nrprlamatioi or ma.
el 1 he duty, to .which le was. appointed, .. ni.efto, written in the atfeft-ition of a ftiie "
replied, he- was to have erected a Itapdard ) ' peculiar to the French of that defcriptiorr,
nw.v.w iv jviiiv-vi vi v, an uiui.c wiio -k in iVir. cneare.s s nouie, in a itnaa writing
were pievioufly known to be United Irilh b.dx'unlokcd'jn the ftrcct parlour. Thia
nien,'n'one elfe being allow ed the option " piiclfmation was apparently, dcfitriit.d rto'
vjunijj iu j . v, i n;ive ocen piioinnca and circutated thro -
out the kingdom in the-event cf-the 'ex.,
-pccti.d fiKcds of the Rebel 3rms.-vv -
" Irishmen! Your country isfreeand
ynu.are abuut to b? avenged, '1 hat vile.
Government,-VrlSefl has fo long and fo
cruelly cyprelTi'il -you is ho more.": Sonic
' of its inotl attro-Jous menrters have alrca. '
-dy paid the forieit of .their lives', and the
.reft. ?JJf in Cur hand:,"1 The" National fld.g',
,-rtlw fa'cfed green j rat this moment fly-
ing.prtr the-ruins of defpotifm ;lnd that".
Capital, which a few .hours pall Jwit-"
rolled the debauchery, the plots and' crimes '
of ypur'TyrantF, is nowv the Cjtad;l of
Triumph, Patriotifm and Virtue ! "Arife, '
'then, United 8ons-cf Ireland ;7arife, like .'
a great and powerful People, determined
tOjli vc free, or die. ' Arm yourfclvcs byw;
ryery means in your power, and ru(h like
,l,ions on your foes. ' , Confider, that.- tor
every encmyou dfann, ypu arm a friend,
and thusbecome doubly, powerful. In
.the caufe of laberty, inaction is coward
latisbictorily. , ' - ' , T
Ponfonby and.Punkei optped' the tafeS
.tor the two blaeares, at;d produced Tome '
ev-i.loKefor t! e purpofe of invalidating'
4 Armllror.g's teltimohy, butin vain j
"indTevchl eviae'e were brought for',
ward in fupport tf the Sheares,' characters. -
Ai fix o'clo. k this merning, Lord Chief
Jullice.Carleton thffreed the iurv.' wh..
i Rtired tor a. few m mines, and broorhtiir
, 'n a, verdid G.UiLT.y. . -
Gave him tiie-name of Pate Linnan, ai -;
private in inc. regiment. An application "1
Wa therrnwrdc for"Thc5.nnclay tollowin?,
1 1 lernjiiliifX W4S 10 h.irc been introduced r
to' mote friends., XVntlTy1i"e criatd-rrot .
meet with Serjeant Corvnofj-to whem he'
ha.b the ru.: of intr-Hdnt(?ion but met him -
oriSatuid'iyj delivcred'the note to Con.
por, and alked him if ho knew.--tile -men s
'.named 'in it j believes Connor to.bT.ow.'
in confi.icmejjt : calltd m,.0undayat-B.i.
"got it rcct;" frund the el der" Mr. -Shea res at
h cmc,i 0" w horn" 1 ic "coiri m uh tea ted ; w ha c :
' occuricd between Serjeant Connor and hi'rn
:who did not know the man' mentioned in
the; note -of introduction, at "which S. ck-
preffed his furprize. Here II. S.stoJd the
witnefs to be extremely cautious, for tlpt
.his brother and he. efcaped fufpicion" bv '
their caution government bclieving'them .
'to be .inactive. rJ he younger bhcares
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iiicM iiicw. a .cucj ironi j;is poCKCtj -on
which 'the- names of, three, cf his regiment .
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j. uin.w .iiuiiKoii lull ;dltl UCCll CA.
ecuced in ircljpdyj'urlin.uto hisfentencc
at the rffizos of Naas. Tl ere vas fo.Ti-'
thing in the air and deportment of the man ""-
Vwjiat he feimed, an.d wl j c under feVtence
'of death, not merely, an oiPer of mercy,
urn large prumiiw or reward were made
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. hnttiva were ofleiecT,, jtiic would fay who '
he.rcaJly wr.n, tnW.wha't part.-of the
kingdom he. came, imd w lvit we re'hii de-'
Tigns.-Hc rcfillcU' rill thefe .temptations
-nitli didaini krfi'Vd tit inighriiikeTdr''
nour he wculd, tell "them nothing he
would' live and -die Capta'.n fearnought,
md fo accordingly Ke met his fate
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npiIE fubferiber-will fell tor Tet, the,,
t 'X . ftoreabdhoufehe at prefent occupies. .'.
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