 | Peter Burke - 1849 - 522 pages
...to go ; but Lord Altham would not take an excuse, and sent the deponent word the next day to Ross, that his wife was brought to bed of a son ; and the deponent went to Dunmaine and dined there, and had some discourse about the child, and Lord Altham swore that the deponent... | |
 | 892 pages
...to go; but Lord Althtioi wonld not tike an excuse, and sent the deponent word next day to Ross, thnt his wife was brought to bed of a son, and the deponent went to Dunmain, and dined there, and had some discourse about the child, and Lo'd Altha-n swore that the deponent should see his son ; and accordingly... | |
 | John Paget - 1876 - 170 pages
...not to go; but Lord Altham would not take an excuse, and sent the deponent word the next day to Ross, that his wife was brought to bed of a son ; and the deponent went to Dunmaine and dined there, and had some discourse about the child, and Lord Altham swore that the deponent... | |
 | John Paget - 1876 - 156 pages
...Altharn would not take an excuse, and sent the deponent word the next day to Ross, that Jiis loife was brought to bed of a son ; and the deponent went to Dunmaine and dined there, and had some discourse about the child, and Lord Altham swore that the deponent... | |
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Altham said, deponent must dine with him, and come to drink some groan ing- drink, for that his wife was in labour : deponent told him that was a reason he ought not to go ; but Lord Altham would not take an excuse, and sent the deponent word the next... 