... having entered military career out pure delight at his inspiring recitals. Among them were the two F!inters, and cousins the Grattans, Thomas Colley, the novelist, and William, the author of some highly graphic sketches of the Peninsular war, which have appeared ...

... Rev. George William Smith, Rev. France—those legions deemed unconquerable under the mein his fame. (Loud and John P. Chambers Captain John Matthias, Rev. 0. Mat- energies of a republican anarchy, hut who at last willingly he had had an opportunity. dv ...

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