 Ross, should impede the proceeding,) he was condemned by the secular judge, and, in the afternoon led to his place of suffering, which was appointed to be at the gate of St Salvator's college. Being come to the place, he put off his gown, and gave it...  Memoirs of Literature - Page 2441722Full view - About this book
 | William M'Gavin - Protestantism - 1833 - 764 pages
...by the secular judge, and, in the afternoon led to his place of suffering, which was appointed to be at the gate of St. Salvator's college. Being come to the place, he put off his gown, and gave it, which his bonnet, coat, and other apparel, to his servant, saying,... | |
 | A watchman - 1834 - 432 pages
...by the secular judge, and in the afternoon led to his place of suffering, which was appointed to be at the gate of St. Salvator's college. Being come to the place he put off his outer garments, and gave them to his servant, saying, " I have no more to leave thee... | |
 | John Howie - 1883 - 680 pages
...he was hurried to the stake, immediately after dinner; the fire being prepared, in the area before the gate of St. Salvator's College. Being come to the place of Martyrdom, he put off his clothes, and gave them to a servant who had been long with him, saying, "This... | |
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