Tryal

“I lay this down as a tryal for both,” he had told the Frenchman, “to see which will have the greatest regard to it, & that side we will stand by.” ❋ David A. Clary (2011)

“If a Governor can set aside patents without a tryal at Law,” another contemporary warned, “a Governor can set make himself master of any mans Landed Estate,” and “if the practice be once Established the whole people will in consequence soon become tenants at will and slaves to Governors.” ❋ Dan Ernst (2009)

An I must pointz owt wit my assorted pointee enz that I onlee hadz a bit part – ob de faynting spek-tater in de famus “tryal ub de centuree” dat lcb is referrin to. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This I take to be a very good way, to use so many ledger baits as you intend to make tryal of. ❋ Unknown (2007)

For which reason those worthy personages, whose noble office it is to save the lives of their fellow-creatures at the Old Bailey, take the utmost care, by frequent previous examination, to divine every question which may be asked their clients on the day of tryal, that they may be supplyed with proper and ready answers, which the most fertile invention cannot supply in an instant. ❋ Unknown (2004)

‘Whether my suspicions of your nose were justly excited or not — ’tis not now to inquire — it is enough I have not had firmness to put them to farther tryal. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Relations and Acquaintance; and now made publick for the Benefit of all People that will make tryal of it. ❋ Various (N/A)

Therefore he first Attacks the _Pericardium_, which, after a long tryal and a great deal of pains, he made shift to tear; and when he had laid the Heart bare, and perceiv'd that it was solid on every side, he began to examin it, to see if he could find any hurt in it; but finding none, he squeez'd it with his Hands, and perceiv'd that it was hollow. ❋ Ibn Tufail (N/A)

After waiting some days, and not discovering any measures taken for the tryal of Cunningham, he again went to head quarters and requested to see the General, but was refused. ❋ Danske Dandridge (N/A)

Meakins gets on with his tryal, and you must pray for him, I have told all here to do the same for him. ❋ William Still (N/A)

And do not forget to write the News of Meakin's tryal. ❋ William Still (N/A)

_You are now_ (Said he) _in credit at home, and have made tryal of the dangers of travel, why then should you hazard all upon uncertainties, being already in possession of that you can probably expect by these means_; promising him, that within a small time he would so work with the King, that he should have a good of opinion him. ❋ William Winstanley (N/A)

I assuredly have never yet made tryal of so great, and high things, nor ever will I attempt the me, unless your self will first gratis, and from the pure benevolence of Friendship, demonstrate to me, the way and manner of preparing. ❋ John Frederick Helvetius (N/A)

If a criminal indicted of petit treason, or felony, refuseth to answer or to put himself upon a legal tryal, then for such standing mute and contumacy, he is presently to undergo that horrible punishment called ❋ Various (N/A)

"THOMAS SIMON _most humbly prays your_ MAJESTY _to compare this his tryal-piece with the Dutch, and if more truly drawn and embossed, more gracefully ordered, and more accurately engraven, to relieve him_." ❋ Various (N/A)

Occasions of Life afforded not tryal enough for their faith, unless they call'd in _Temptations_ to prove how much they coul'd bear? ❋ Anonymous (N/A)