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... Prestonpans and Cuiloden, and hba spoken to, and had wine with, the Pretender. He served on the side of the royalists in the American war, and was at the battle of Quebec, where General Wolfe lost his life at the moment of victory. He served on board a man-of-war ...
... thai I'm loved while I'm living, And be wept by fond eyes when I'm dead I Bon's Fight with the Snapping Turtle, or, the American St. George. is rich and racy, but too lengthy for extract. We must stop. Mrs. Gore's novel, Blanks and Prizes, or the Wheel ...
... certain glorious ututure for the humian race. The author (deceased) is EUaNnty WARE; we presume an American. We End the lines in that excellent American paper, the Bostone Laotesrer. OPPRESSION SHALL NOT ALWATS RE50N. Oppression shall not alwvays reign: ...
... and certain glorious future for the humnan race. The author (deceased) is HENRY WARE; we presume an American. We find the lines in that excellent American paper, the eteseon LdVbourer. OPPRE!SION SHALL NOT ALWAYS REION. Oppression shall not always reign: ...
... and certain glorious future for the human race. The author (deceased) is Hnsay WARES; we presume an American. We find the lines in that excellent American paper, the Boston Labourer. OPPREsStON SHALL NOT ALWAYS iEIGO. Oppression shall not always reign: ...
... and certain glorious future for the human race. The author (deceased) is HENRY WARE; we presume an American. We find the lines in that excellent American paper, the Boston Labourer. OPPRE5SION ?? NOT ALWAYs REIGN. Oppression shall not always reign There ...
... The programme included a variety oftnovel sact of horsemanship; the songs, se., ?? S ohousern Minstrels, Messrs. Woolcot, Rob- ?? er, and Kingii their American national. ties and Ethopian entertainment; and, lastly, a ?? e8trian pageant, execrted by esisht ...
... programme included a variety of novol acts of horiemsship, the songs, &c., of the S outhern Minstrels, Messrs. Woolcot, Rob- bins, Parker, and Eing,in their American nationali- ties and Ethopian entertainment ; and, lastly, a splendid equestrian pageant ...
... proffa-e included'a variety of tovel a cts of h orseMansp; the songs, &e, Iof the Southern Minstrels, Messrs. Woolcot, Rob- bins, Parker, and King,in their, American nationali- .ties and Ethopian entertainmet ;` and, lastly, a -splendid euestrian pageant ...
... me included a variety ofuovel acts of horsemanship; the song, a-c., of ele S outhern Minstrels, Messrs. Wooleot, Robh. bins, Park er, and Kitsg,in their American nationsli. ties and- Etbopian entertainment;I and, lastly, a splendid equestrian pageant ...
... got me betwixt yourselves and danger. I then mustered all hands for the last time be- fore the battle. We were, four South American savages, two negroes from Africa, a creole from Trinidad, and myself a white man from Yorkshire. In fact, a little tower ...
... got me betwixt yourselves and danger. I then mustered all hands for the last time be- fore the battle. We were, four South American savages, two negroes from Africa, a creole from Trinidad, and myself a white man from Yorkshire. In fact, a little tower ...