... had seen individual resembling the prisoner, rowing across the North river in small boat; that had watched him, and saw him land about half mde below the lintish outposts; that he had fastened his boat to the shore and proceeded m the direction of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tuileries, a woman approached the King’s carriage, and threw a stone into it, which broke the glass, the fragments of which wounded the Queen slightly on the head. King was not injured. Their Majesties continued t.ieir route to St. Cloud. The woman was immediately ...

... Oatatte announce* numerous promotions in the army. In the report of the rebel General. Concha, it was stated that the Regent of Spain carried off with him from the Puerto de Santa Biaria the military client of the army. A letter, jutt published by the Paymaster ...

... Gallantry sailor who had spent nearly all his days on the blue waters, and knew little of land gear, came ashore the other day, ami passing street saw little woman going along with large nuilT before her, stepped up very politely, and offered to cany it ...

... cities and citadels of Ghuznee and Caubu) have again attached the opinion of invincibility to the British arms. The British army in possession of Affglmnislan will now be withdrawn to the Sutlej. The Governor-General will leave it to the them salves to ...

... war ; and as this portion of the Spanish army is employed in the internal provinces, they have likewise to maintain the (lolire of {heir own territory—since their privileges adroit o( portion of the regular army to among them, exeeptthe garrisons of certain ...

... above the political horizon. Trait Coi-ragc A trait of great courage is mentioned the Toulouuais as having been shown by a woman during the late explosion and contlagration the rocket manufactory. She knew that her husband was one of the men who was in ...

... discipline of the army did not lie properly in lus department ; yet as there was no member the government immediately, connected with the Horse Guards in that house,, he had always felt it hit duty, where the discipline and interest* of the army were concerned ...

... hard-working, careful old man, and his wife was a penurious old woman, and acted as purser with respect to her husband s earnings. the course of the many years that they have been married the old woman had, between them, contrived to amass a considerable sum ...

... Stockport paper contains* long account poor woman hating been plundered near that town of 16.*., the whole of her little otock. The thieves were three men, one of whom afterwards relented, and returned the woman what he and she the time bcliercd to three ...