 | 1810 - 1214 pages
...Glennie, and other respectable witnesses, subpoenaed by die plaintitF and myself, might be examined, as 1 knew their testimony would be founded in truth, and...country, to declare, that it was obtained by perjury alone4; and I do pledge myself to prove that fact the earliest moment the forms of the law will allow... | |
 | Walter Scott - Europe - 1811 - 734 pages
...Glennie,and other respectable witnesses, subpceua'd by the plaintiff' and myself, might he examined, as 1 knew their testimony would be founded in truth, and...now, before my God and my country, to declare that it «as obtained by peijurif июне.; and I do pledge mysult to prove that fact the earliest oppoitumty... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1811 - 1102 pages
...Dodd, Mr. Glenie, and other respectable witnesses subpoenaed by the plaintiff' and myself, nii.Ji! be examined, as I 'knew their testimony would be founded...truth, and be in direct contradiction to what had been •worn against me. Under such circumstances the verdict was obtained. There only remains for me now,... | |
 | History - 1811 - 1008 pages
...respectable witn««8 -.i'.| ir ,u-il by. the plaintiff •od iu\5<. It, niulit be examined, as 1 kuew their testimony would be founded in truth, and be in direct contradiction to what had. been worn against me. Under such circumstances the verdict wa$ obtained* There ouly r«raain» for me uow,... | |
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Glennie, and other respectable witnesses, subpoenaed by the plaintiff and myself, might be examined, as I knew their testimony would be founded in truth, and be in direct contradiction to what had been sworn against me. Under such circumstances, the verdict... 