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...that the king concluded the whole was a fiction. Tongue, however, was not to be reprefled in the ardor of his loyalty. He went again to the lord treafurer, and told him, that a packet of letters, written by Jefuits concerned in jhe plot, was that night to be put into the poft-houfe...

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...unfatiffactory, that the king concluded the whole was a fiction. However, Tongue was not to be reprefled in the ardour of his loyalty; he went again to the...letters, written by Jefuits concerned in the plot, was' M 2 that that night to be put into-the poft-houfe for Windfor, dirc6led to one Bedingfield, a Jefmt,...

...; he went -again to the lord-treasurer, and told him, that a. packet of letters, written by Jesuits concerned in the plot, was that night to be put into the posthouse for Windsor, directed to one Bedingfield, a Jesuit, who was confessor to the duke of York,...

...unfatisfaftory, that the king concluded the whole was a fiction. However, Tongue was not to be reprefled in the ardour of his loyalty ; he went again to the lord treafurer, and told him, that a pack of letters written by Jefuits concerned .in the plot was that night to be put into the poft-houfe...

...loyalty- ; he wentagdn to the lord treasurer, and told him, that apacquet of letters, written by Jesuits concerned in the plot, was that night to be put into the post-house for Windsor, direct j ed to one Bedingfield, a Jesuit, who was confessor to the duke of...