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Show 24 APPENDIX D imagined he, of all men, would treat me in th manner he has done, or that he could prevai if ( upon a set of gentlemen to condem g s m un heard by his false and incredible assertions admi[ jncome was 1e I mus take notice of a most cruel an false report, whic is not foreig to th Ject, as it has been raised on purpos ', ll sub to hur 1 As me at this time, which is, that I have spoke Technes disrespectfull the att I d spoke hereb of the gentleme solemnl or though that country even avo of Ireland never to hav with indifferenc o of which I shall ever have th most grateful remembrance for the man nal marks of favou pecte Sig I received there might h tisactio sthmi wold, Bu to end all disputes with Mr. Macklin about the breach of promise, it was pro posed by his ow friend in his presence, tha i partia Decem |
