Hutchinson -DA407 .H9 H7 1806

104 rnarcht away, told him he was mistaken, she had not a husband that would at any time hide himselfe from him, or that durst not shew his face where any honest man ciurst appeare; and to confirme you, sayd she, he shall now come to you; with that she call'd downe her brother, who, upon a priyate hint, own'd the name of husband she gave him, and receiv'd a compliment from ·welch, that in any other place he had bene oblig'd to make him a prisoner, but here he was in sanctuary; and so, after some little discourse, went away. When the gentleman of the house and the rest of the farnely, that had bene seeing the march, were return'd, and while they sate laughing together, att those that went to sec the Prince, telling how some of the neighbouring ladies were gone allong with him, and Mrs. Hutchinson telling how she had abused the captaine, with Mr. Hutchinson insteed of her husband, the captaine came back, bringing another gentleman with him, and told Mr. I-Iutchinson, that his horse having lost a shoe, he must be his prisoner, 'till the smith releast him; but they had not sate long, ere a boy came in with two pistolls, and whisper'd the captainc, who desiring Mr. I-Iutchinson and the gentleman of the house to walke into the next roomc, seiz'd l\1r. George, in the name of Mr. John I-lutchinson. It booted not for them both to endeavour to undeceive him, by telling him Mr. John was still at Northampton, for he would not, at least would sceme not, to believe them, and carried him away, to be reveng'd of Mrs. Hutchinson, att whom he was vex'd for having deluded him : soe, full of wicked joy, to have found an innocent gentleman, whom he knew the bloodhounds were after, he went and inform'd the prince, and made it of such moment, as if they had taken a much more considerable person. The prince had sent back a troupe of dragoones to guard him to them, which troope had besett the house and towne, before Welch came in to them the second time, when, notwithstanding all informations of his error, he carried away Mr. Hutchinson, and putt his sister into affright and

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