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January 1799.
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other things an Examination of the said Thomas
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taken by the said Committee (previous to the
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Letter received from the Marquis of Titchfield).
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respecting several Persons convicted of Mutiny
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and of several other Persons Confined in the said
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Prison on Charges of Sedition and Treasonable
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practices, and also respecting other matters which
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, has been three
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times in the Prison the second time he came he
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was accompanied by a Person whose Name I do
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not know Sir Francis said he wished to see the
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whole Prison, I told him I would attend him
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We went through the Kitchen to the second
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Gallery where we saw Colonel Despard they
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shook Hands together, Sir Francis said Colonel
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you are better off now, he replied that he was
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and that he was also very well, Sir Francis
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pushed the Door opposite open, and said who
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have you got here, I told him his Name was
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Duffin and he was there for keeping a Gaming
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House, Sir Francis said how are you Mr.. Duffin
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he seemed to want to speak to Duffin, but I
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kept close to him and he did not We went
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into a Passage where some the Mutineers are
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Confined, Sir Francis said, these Doors are all
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locked, open one of these places I went to see them
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I opened a Cell in which a Man of the Name of
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Painter was Confined, Sir Francis asked him, what
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are you here for, you are not well; Painter said he
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