 | 1791 - 340 pages
...- ln a by-cutler's (hop on Tower-hill, he bought a ten-penny knife, and the fheath thereof he fewed .to the lining of his pocket, that he might at any...hand, for he had maimed the other. This done, he made ihift, partly as it is laid on horfeback, and partly on foot, to get to Portfrnou1h, for he was indigent... | |
 | 1810 - 632 pages
...itself; he did thus prosecute the effect : Jn a bye cutler's shop on Tower-hill, he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,...maimed the other : This done, he made shift, partly, as it is said, on horseback, and partly on foot, to get to Portsmouth, for he was indigent and low... | |
 | 1810 - 598 pages
...itself; he did thus prosecute the effect: In a bye cutler's shop on Tower-hill, he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,...maimed the other : This done, he made shift, partly, as it is said, on horseback, and partly on foot, to get to Portsmouth, for he was indigent and low... | |
 | Harleian miscellany - 1808 - 624 pages
...itself; he did thus prosecute the effect : In a bye cutler's shop on Tower-hill, he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,...maimed the other : This done, he made shift, partly, as it is said, on horseback, and partly on foot, to get to Portsmouth, for he was indigent and low... | |
 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1810 - 634 pages
...itself; he did thus prosecute the effect : In a bye cutler's shop on Tower-hill, he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,...any moment draw forth the blade alone with one hand, far he had maimed the other : This done, be made shift, partly, as it is said, on horseback, and partly... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 616 pages
...following manner : In a by-cutler's shop on Tower-Hill, he purchased a tenpenny knife, the sheath of which he sewed to the lining of his pocket, that he might at any moment draw forth the blade with one hand, as he had maimed the other. This done, he reached Portsmouth, partly (as it is said)... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 624 pages
...following manner : In a by-cutler's shop on Tower-Hill, he purchased a tenpenny knife, the sheath of which he sewed to the lining of his pocket, that he might at any nw>ment draw forth the blade with one hand, as he had maimed the other. This done, he reached Portsmouth,... | |
 | sir Henry Ellis - 1824 - 428 pages
...itself, he did thus prosecute the effect. " In a by-Cutler's shop of Tower-hill he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,)...maimed the other. This done, he made shift, partly as it is said on horse-back and partly on foot, to get to Portsmouth, for he was indigent and low in... | |
 | Henry Ellis - 1824 - 434 pages
...itself, he did thus prosecute the effect. " In a by-Cutler's shop of Tower-hill he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,)...maimed the other. This done, he made shift, partly as it is said on horse-back and partly on foot, to get to Portsmouth, for he was indigent and low in... | |
 | Sir Henry Ellis - 1824 - 430 pages
...itself, he did thus prosecute the effect. " In a by-Cutler's shop of Tower-hill he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,)...lining of his pocket, that he might at any moment drawforth the blade alone with one hand, for he had maimed the other. This done, he made shift, partly... | |
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In a by-Cutler's shop of Tower-hill he bought a tenpenny knife (so cheap was the instrument of this great attempt,) and the sheath thereof he sewed to the lining of his pocket, that he might at any moment draw forth the blade alone with one hand, for... 
