Note 61 — Chapter III · NEWGATE IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY (DOWN TO THE GREAT FIRE).
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As Colonel Gerard had been rescued by Mr. Anthuser, and next day the Portuguese, to the number of fifty, fell upon a Colonel Mayo, mistaking him for Anthuser, wounded him dangerously, and killed another person, Mr. Greenaway. The murderers were arrested in spite of the protection afforded them by the Portuguese ambassador and committed to Newgate. Whitelocke’s ‘Memorials,’ p. 569.