| Sir John Barrow - 1831 - 392 sider
...force from going upon deck, he answered ' No.' The Court — ' Did you, from his behaviour, coneider him as a person attached to his duty, or to the party...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it.' The Court — ' Did you observe any marks... | |
| Edward Tagart - 1832 - 360 sider
...that Peter Heywood was unarmed on the booms. Having stated that when he went below to get some things, he saw Peter Heywood in his berth, and told him to...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it.' The Court — ' D id you observe any marks... | |
| Sir John Barrow - 1832 - 320 sider
...Peter Heywood in his berth, and told him to go into the boat, he was asked by the Court if Hey wood was prevented by any force from going upon deck, he...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it." The Court — " Did you observe any marks... | |
| Edward Tagart - 1832 - 352 sider
...was asked by the Court, if Heywood was prevented by any force from going upon deck, he answered, 98 'No.' The Court — 'Did you, from his behaviour,...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it.' The Court — ' Did you observe any marks... | |
| Sir John Barrow - 1845 - 310 sider
...his duty, or to the party of the mutineers V Witness — " I should rather suppose, after my having1 told him to go into the boat, and he not joining us,...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it." The Court — " Did you observe any marks... | |
| Lady Diana Jolliffe Belcher - 1871 - 390 sider
...by any force from going upon deck : he answered, " No." The Court. — " Did you, from his behavior, consider him as a person attached to his duty, or...observe any marks of joy or sorrow in his countenance or behavior ?" Witness. — " Sorrow." Lieutenant Hallett, late midshipman of the Bounty, on being asked... | |
| Sir John Barrow - 1876 - 422 sider
...of the mutineers were taken on the island. Having stated that when he went below to get some things he saw Peter Heywood in his berth, and told him to...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it." The Court — " Did you observe any marks... | |
| sir John Barrow (bart.) - 1883 - 432 sider
...of the mutineers were taken on the island. Having stated that when he went below to get some things he saw Peter Heywood in his berth, and told him to...that must be understood only as an opinion, as he was not in the least employed during the active part of it." The Court — " Did you observe any marks... | |
| Alfred McFarland - 1884 - 276 sider
...behavior, consider him as attached to his duty, or to the party of the mutineers ?" his reply was, " I should rather suppose, after my having told him to go into the boat, and he not joining us, that he was on the side of the mutineers ; but that must be understood only as an opinion, for he did... | |
| Alfred McFarland - 1884 - 270 sider
...should rather suppose, after my having told him to go into the boat, and he not joining us, that he was on the side of the mutineers ; but that must be understood only as an opinion, for he did not in the least take any active part ; and I observed in his countenance marks of sorrow."... | |
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