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... efficient officers, return to Spain in this vessel. There have bern ship'ed likewise about 50,000 pairs of shoes for the Spanish Army. We have advices from the frontiers of Poland to the 29th of April. They state that the Cara was preparing to relax his severity ...
... crowd saitl,Tormar did r,uitt right to shoot Lim; no man here would not do tht same to any man who world take land over our heads. A woman named Mary Devlin, one atilt's, who rescued Tormar in the first instance, wa. after. war Is apprehended. The coroner's ...
... from June, 1701, until the return of the army in 1703. He was present in the sortie from and was left with picquct of the 28lh Regiment, in conjunction with other picquets, lo hold it after the retreat of the army. He was present in the affair of Geldennulscn ...
... case of hostilities, Newhaverx„.in Sussex, would be the best spot at which to attempt a landing. In March, 1848, his own parents succeeded in effecting a landing at that very Newhaven, in Sussex, but under circumstances unforeseen, and unimagined alike ...
... the old soldiers of our army, whom I will ask. He had turned round to go to one of the circles of which we have been speaking, when a knight galloped up 10 Giovanni and Bellapietra, with an Older for them to join the King's army, which was already in the ...
... strong woman is beabtiful. Man is daring and confident: woman is diffident and unassuming. Man is ereat in action: woman in suff riog. Man shines abroad » woman at home. Man talks to convince woman to persuade and please. Man has a rugged ...
... time landed, as the weather has been fair and fresh. It consists of two frigates, three corvettes, three brirs, four schooners, fifteen goo-boats. sixty-live transports, foenty-four Hatbottomed boats fur landing the Hoops, 2.000 sailors, and an army of ...
... presence of bis Excellency the Commander in Chief, bis Ecxellency the Governor of Sciode and the officers of the British army on the one Land, and of the Sikh chiefs oo the other, I have to repeat 'be assurances which have so often been given and by my predecessors ...
... fire. Religion was compared to a grain of mustard-seed in the land of Canaan; it has now become a large tree, and the birds of heaven rest Oil the branches thereof. It was established in the land of Canaan by Christ and his apostles more than eighteen centuries ...
... of remarkable interest. Sir Charles Napier, having been fired at on going up the riser Sotlej, landed at Ouch, and proceeded to Bhasrulpiire; when he landed on the 20th of Irbru ary, visited the Rajah, and set out on the 22nd for Ferozepore to join the ...
... in the street Lisbon, looking a very pretty woman who was a window, hen some tine gently laid hold of both ears, saying in a joking tone, caitiff! have I caught you?*what right have you look such ugly old woman this ? will put yon under arre>t.* Turning ...
... serters of last night speak of a French General with a very large staff having arrived at head quarters, to take command of the army of operations. This General is Bourmont, I suppose. These deserters' intelligence is credited here. Another report they brought ...