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... ON INVASION. SIR,-Since you published in your Re. gister of the i6th ult. that part of iny letter which relates to St. Domingo, accounts have reached this country, both from France and America, respecting the state of affairs in that island. The French ...
... ON INVASION. SSit--While nothing but invasion is talked of, wvill )ou permit me, amongst others, to say a little on that subject, through your publication. I pretend not to inspiration, I pretend not to hold the elements in rmy pouwr, -to let them loose ...
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... even their bedchambers in the bishop's house. So ended the invasion of Great Britain of the year 1798, and with it, of course, the Second Rebellion in Irnland. Assuredly the scale of the invasion made it beyond any- thingwild and hopeless. But that it should ...
... THE ALARM OF INVASION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE DAILY NEWS. sia SIR,-Whilst I, as an Englishman, am ready to gel declare that the ministry who,-as the Executive ins i of the Couintry,-are alone and personally so responsible-should use the ample means and ...
... TH9E PREMEDITATED-INVASION. We extract the following from ?? Chronicle:- There lives in Paris a gentlehmian who, in December, 1847, wrote- I can see with perfect clearness that Louis Philippe will not be three months on the throne of France. Louis Philippe ...
... granted. As to previous invasions, of which in a vague way we are reminded so often, what were they after all ? On what invasion of England is it possible to place a finger and say that it is a proto- type of such an invasion as might be supposed to be ...
... Bishop of Derry oir the Bishop of Arumaghi. They wtuld bs cut down -thtey would be doibled up-and an unsuccessful invasion, as every invasion of Ireland ultimately must be, woild be followed unuestionably by a revolutiun in the teuiporalities of the eosa- ...
... ,TH INVASIoN OF CALABRIA. The correspondent of the Dain News, writing at Messina on Aug. 11, says:- Tie Ruicon is pssed by a bold and sudden dash the advanced guard of Garbaldi's army crossed the Faro, and landed iii C'a. labria, on the night of Wednesday ...
... PROSPECTS OF 'TITEi INVASION. ALAST DF.SIAIIULNG EFFOIRT. SIR DAVIJ)TD NA T VIEWS Soir- David Tennantt tho AgeOt-GenorLTI for Capea Colony, has gi ecu zto Pr-era represon lattivo Iris ('~c~swith rega-rd to sire Boor' ?? Of (iriji Coleny.Si David duos ...