...Wilkes the firft opportunity ; and therefore fhe fjid John Wilkes craves fureties of ihe Peace sgainft the faid Alexander Dun, not out of hatred or malice, but merely for f!ie preservation of his life and perfon from danger. Thefe are therefore to will and require, and...

...intimations to Mr. WiJkes, in order that he might concert the necefTary meafures for his perfonal fafety. And therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties of the peace againft the faid Alexander Dunn, not out of hatred or malice, but merely tor the prefervation of his life and perfon and from...

...intimations to Mr. Wilkes, in order that he might concert the neceflary meafures for his perfonal fafety. And therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...the prefervation of his life and perfon from danger. JOHN WILKES, MATTHEW BROWN, MATHIAS DARLY. The deponent John Wilkes fworn at his houfc in Great George-ftreet,...

...hearing of Mathias Darly, declared his intention to mafiacre the faid John Wilkes the firft opportunity ; and therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...Dun, not out of hatred or malice, but merely for the prefervatiort of his life and perfon from danger. Thefe are therefore to will and require, and, in...

...hearing of Mathias Darly, declared his intention to maflacre the faid John Wilkes the firft opportunity; and therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...faid Alexander Dun, not out of hatred or malice, but Inerely for the prefervatiori of his life and perfon from danger. IThefe are therefore to will and...

...intimations to Mr. Wilkes, in order that he might concert the necefiary meafures for his perfonal fafety. And therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...the faid Alexander Dun, not out of hatred or malice, bwt merely for the prefervation of his life and perfon from danger. JOHN WILKES, The deponent John'Wilkes...

...heaiing of Mathias Darly, declared his intention to maffacre the faid John Wilkes the firft opportunity ; and therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...therefore to will and require, and in his majefty's name, ftrifdy to charge and command you, and every of you, upon fight hereof, to apprehend and taice the...

...intimations to Mr. Wilkes, in order that he might concert the necefTary meafures for his perfonal fafety. And therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties...the prefervation of his life and perfon from danger. JOHN WILKES. MATTHEW BROWN, MATHIAS DARLY. - ; • • The •*• **' * See this letter in page i00....

...hearing of Mathias Darly, declared his intention to mafiacre the faid John Wilkes the firft opportunity ; and therefore the faid John Wilkes craves fureties of the peace againft the faid Alexander Dun, not ont-qf hatred or malice, but merely for the pre-^ fervation of his life and perfon from danger. Thefe...

...Mathias' Darly, declared frs intention to* maffacre- the faid ' John Wilkes the M*J f opportunity, and therefore the faid. John Wilkes craves fureties of the peace againft the faid Alexander Dan, not out of hatred .of I malice, but merely for the prefer-* vation of his life and perfon from...