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... the Guard, wtth to South A 1, which we on make the 040 three few hole huping thee will end vou ee ti. it roe at prevent. • ' and no. Mg 0 van mon than three or four we event op : eountry. about 500 moles In the front. Th• , time I was under fire was ...

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... hammocks at IOW! Sad bred horse 6.45, so, Liao Pante. morn., aud or dahlias, sad osdas o‘er the This 10 It 11, au we ara U/I guard 24 tunas. I was old iught, but I have wares WOOD. and aeut awn. Witi regard to fond the madoen , pen, we eau milk or and up ...

... It art one of ad. dreteet—thort, .alduerlq. and In We brer. • lonely dunng the I.oro the he. vow eon, for up. When ea erre fire tore.tod I OD ni you. .• Sit tight and thoot .tra,ht. The garnaon ha. oat tight and th.t .traght. nab the present Alt Meth ...

... with a general salute, the music playing God Sane the King as before, and on the Prince retiring the ground the artillery fired a snond Royal Salute. H.ILIL took refreshment at Chas. White's, Esq., at White Hall (now I 'lke l'riory —the teapot used on ...

... Lodge,was set on fire. On Friday the iacge was raised. The late Ford Madox•lirown's mural painting in the Manchester Town of Lord Strange's attack conveys to us a idea of the besiegers who were— Marched forth front • srtanne Lod doom To guard the crosser and ...

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... Mist was my the ,__ 11 ,7, is i Quick as hail the shots oasis now, but the you won't m y ‘ ' c ' t Imen were recited and fired wildly. Only once what you have done, and yet—you must not be Ipsnoff cried out with an oath, and wrung • disappointed if you ...

... against her fate ' that Loraine filly realised her position, cut off from land on all sides. except at the where the noise of firing and shouts could le pininly heard. She had forgotten the almost essaplete isolation of St. Jost's Bock; but the remembered ...