An Appeal to the Public, Touching the Death of Mr. George Clarke, Who Received a Blow At Brentford On Thursday the Eighth of December Last, of Which He Languished And Died On Wednesday the Fourteenth of the Same Month
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I acquainted him how much I had wifhed that he had been prcfcnt at the time of opening the head ; and told him that I was informed that he fuppofed it would be attended with many inconveniencies ; as it might fubject him to be fubpo^na'd on the trial; which he acknowledged. We proceeded to talk of the particular circumftances attending the riot at Brent- ford. Mr. Bromfield exculpated Sir William Beauchamp Prodor ; and faid that a party of men hired by Serjeant Glynn, with Sir William Beau- cha...mp Prodlor's labels in their hats, making a re- gular attack on the hufhings, and crying Prodor for ever, was a piece of great generalfhip i:i the Serjeant; I replied that I could not think (o^ be- caufe Serjeant Davy in the Sheriff's room had told me, during the trial, that he fhould bring the clear- eft proof in the world that Mr. Glyan had hired them j ( 27 ) them ; and as he produced no proof whatever of that fort, I concluded he would not, and that it was not fo.
On the 15th of February, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I acquainted him how much I had wifhed that he had been prcfcnt at the time of opening the head ; and told him that I was informed that he fuppofed it would be attended with many inconveniencies ; as it might fubject him to be fubpo^na'd on the trial; which he acknowledged. We proceeded to talk of the particular circumftances attending the riot at Brent- ford. Mr. Bromfield exculpated Sir William Beauchamp Prodor ; and faid that a party of men hired by Serjeant Glynn, with Sir William Beau- cha...mp Prodlor's labels in their hats, making a re- gular attack on the hufhings, and crying Prodor for ever, was a piece of great generalfhip i:i the Serjeant; I replied that I could not think (o^ be- caufe Serjeant Davy in the Sheriff's room had told me, during the trial, that he fhould bring the clear- eft proof in the world that Mr. Glyan had hired them j ( 27 ) them ; and as he produced no proof whatever of that fort, I concluded he would not, and that it was not fo.
On the 15th of February, Mr.
What to read after An Appeal to the Public, Touching the Death of Mr. George Clarke, Who Received a Blow At Brentford On Thursday the Eighth of December Last, of Which He Languished And Died On Wednesday the Fourteenth of the Same Month?
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