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... INVASION. ON TM!. VONUMNT O: SIR NItIiOLAS PELII.ICq, IN ST. AtICWAEL's CHURCH, LEWES, A. 2. 1559. His Valour, and his worthy praise, His brave. exploits ing.reat King Henry's days, Could nut be mention'd in a narrow room ; He among Worthies has a ...
... THE INVASION OP ...
... INVASION. As this subjea very naturally occupies the men. don of ranks of the people, and As we have an ambitious and desperate foe to contend with, who will not be satisfied with any thing short of out total ruin, it is ourduty to give publicity to evety ...
... INVASION. The French still confide in long nights to come over The troublesorrie ditch betwixt Calais and Pover ; long nights they may find, and comfort left still, They are sure of s kr: day I, let c ome when they Will. ...
... INVASION. AT this time,,when the public attention is turnod to the'stibjeet of rnvasion with so much solicitude, it may not be unacceptable if we detail the ' only materialinstacces that have occurred of hostile ate tempts on the shores' of Great Britain ...
... The Invasion of Maryland, (From the Index.) There is good reason to believe that General Lee has for sometime past contemplated this movement. Weeks have elapsed since we heard that Ewell's ccrps had suddenly disappeared from the front of Grant's lines ...
... INVASION OF PRUSSIA. The Customs Inspector at Saarbruck reports that French troops crossed the frontier on Tuesday, and after searching the Custom House at Solsterhohe took two Customs' officers prisoners. THE EMPEROR'S DEPARTURE. The Emperor Napoleon ...
... INVASION OF THE CRIMEA (The following appeared in our fourth edition o: last evening.) LISTS OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. In order as early as possible to relieve the minds of the relatives of soldiers now serving in the expedition against Sebastopol, the Secretary ...
... THE DANGER OF INVASION. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE TINES. Sir,—A letter of mine which you lately did me the favour to insert in your columns has received a share of public notice which it could have obtained by no other form of publication, but which I am ...
... THE INVASION OF OALABRIA. A letter from Messina, dated August 20, says : More details have come to my knowledge concerning Garibaldi's successful landing. It was at halfpast 10 o'clock p.m. that Garibaldi and Turr started on board of the Franklin from ...
... THE INVASION OF CALABRIA. (From the Special Correspondent of the Times.) MESSINA, AUG. 15. YrAterday afternoon there was considerable moveme•.it between the Faro and Messina. The commanders of the different corps were summoned to attend on General Sirtori ...
... INVASION OF SCINDE. Mr. ROEBUCK gave notice, that on this day fortnight he should call the attention of the House to the recent transactions in Scinde,—(llear.) ADMIRALTY RETURNS. Mr. HUME said he should move to-morrow that the returns from the Admiralty ...