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January 1799.
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"opposite was wrote" this is a Cure for the Kings Evil; "Sir
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Francis said, as he was going out, he was impudent
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to be sure, on Saturday last
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Sir Francis
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came again with one Person with him Sir Francis
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said, he wished to see the whole of the Prison but that
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he would go to the Mutineers first we went and I
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opened the First Cell, Sir Francis asked the Prisoner
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how he did he made some Complaint of a small
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which came from a Pipe which had burst Sir Francis
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went to the next in which a Prisoner of the Name of
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Doughty was Confined, Sir Francis asked him how
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he was.? he replied, very poorly, Sir Francis said do
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not you feel very Cold, Doughty answered, Yes I said
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it was not so cold as he imagined and if Sir Francis
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would go in, I would shut the Door and he would
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be Convinced, "We all went in the Cell and stayd
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near half an hour during which time Doughty
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made great Complaints, that he had not Food
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enough, and that it had cost him 15 Guineas for
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Extra Food - I Asked Doughty how he had contrived
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to procure it, as I thought is was impossible to
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come in without my knowledge and that it.
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could not be, he replied, it was no matter how he
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had got it, he had it and had paid that Money
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for it, - Sir Francis after he had been in about
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Ten Minutes, asked his Friend, whether his Feet
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were not very Cold who told him they were not
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Sir Francis said, mine are - he went into another
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where one Wolf was Confined, he told Sir Francis, he
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was very ill and had a spitling of Blood upon him
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Sir Francis, said, it was a very bad place indeed, I told
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Sir Francis if it had been necessary the Doctor who had
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