 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1779 - 576 páginas
...frequent while Sir William Howe was in Philadelphia ? A. They were very frequent ; almoft daily : I have known forty-nine come in in a day ; many days...believe on good reafon there might have been upwards of fcven or eight hundred more not qualified ; for I often found, on feeing him in the evening, .that... | |
 | Parliament commons, proc - 1779 - 100 páginas
...down to me for examination, — from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to admir.ifter the oath of allegiance. — He kept a regular account...and I think there were upwards of 2300 qualified at liis office ; and I believe, on good reafon, there might have been upwards of 7 or 800 more not qualified... | |
 | 1779 - 756 páginas
...What number do you fuppofe came in to the army at Philadelphia? A. The deferters were generally lent from head-quarters down to me for examination ; from...regular account of their numbers, their names, and the placea of their nativity, and I think there were upwards of 1300 qualified at his office : and I believe,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1802 - 600 páginas
...head-quarters down to me for examination : from me they went to Mr, Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance : he kept a regular account...2300 qualified at his office ; and I believe on good reason there might have been upwards of seven or eight hundred more not qualified; for I often found,... | |
 | Parliament proc - 1802 - 588 páginas
...head-quarJerS down to me for examination : from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance : he kept a regular account...places of their nativity ; and I think there were up\Vards of 2300 qualified at his office ; and I believe on good reason there might have been upwards... | |
 | Parliament commons, proc - 1855 - 100 páginas
...down to me for examination — -from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. — He kept a regular account...2300 qualified at his office; and I believe, on good reason, there might have been upwards of 7 or 800 more not qualified ; for I often found, on seeing... | |
 | Seventy-six Society (Philadelphia, Pa.) - 1855 - 104 páginas
...down to me for examination — from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. — He kept a regular account...2300 qualified at his office ; and I believe, on good reason, there • might have been upwards of 7 or 800 more not qualified ; for I often found, on seeing... | |
 | Martin Ignatius Joseph Griffin, William Leo Joseph Griffin - 1899 - 438 páginas
...down to me for examination — from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. He kept a regular account of their numbers, their names and places of nativity, and I should think there were upwards of 2300 qualified at his office and I believe... | |
 | Charles Augustus Hanna - 1902 - 624 páginas
...down to me for examination — from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. — He kept a regular account...2300 qualified at his office ; and I believe, on good reason, there might have been upwards of 700 or 800 more not qualified ; for I often found, on seeing... | |
 | Michael Joseph O'Brien - 1919 - 650 páginas
...headquarters down to me for examination; from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. He kept a regular account of their numbers, their names and places of nativity, and I should think there were upwards of 2,300 qualified at his office, and I believe... | |
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What number do you suppose came in to the army at Philadelphia? A. The deserters were generally sent from head-quarters down to me for examination — from me they went to Mr. Story, the officer appointed to administer the oath of allegiance. — He kept... 