Wetherley

A reward of £200 was offered for the recapture of Wetherley, which was gained by a Kennekeck Indian called Essacambuit, who brought him back to prison.

The Pirates' Who's Who Giving Particulars Of The Lives and Deaths Of The Pirates And Buccaneers Philip Gosse 1919

[Bra] dish and Wetherley have a slight extraordinary in attempting to escape, they [made] two attempts since they were last committed, once they broke the floor of the prison and thought to escape that way, but that failing them, within a night or two they filed off their fetters, upon which I ordered them to be manicled, and chained to one another.

Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents 1898

We have thought it all over, and have been paying old Wetherley, who was once in the band of a regiment, to teach us the bugle, and he says we can sound all the calls now as well as any bugler going.

The Young Buglers 1867

Fanny Newt and Wetherley turned simultaneously toward the speaker.

Trumps George William Curtis 1858

It was not pleasant for young Wetherley, and his friends in a similar situation, to sit down to a night at cards with such a desperate player as Abel Newt.

Trumps George William Curtis 1858

After Mr.. Newt had left the room Mr. Wetherley fell into confusion.

Trumps George William Curtis 1858

Society of that day boasted few better-dressed men than Zephyr Wetherley.

Trumps George William Curtis 1858

Mr.. Newt was interrupted by the servant, who announced Mr. Wetherley.

Trumps George William Curtis 1858