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... on the 20th September, and that the Russian army would commence its retreat on the 28th of October, and first of all would evacuate Adrianople, the Porte having en- gaged by that time to make the first payment of the commercial indemnity. At the second ...
... would be dis- - qualified from raising her voice and arm to I St prevent French and German aggression in Flanders and the Netherlands because she Flanders and the Netherlands because she I herself had been compelled to undertake the fai administration of ...
... by assault ere they could obtain a lodgment. They knew, also, that their comrades had been entrapped into the town at the Flanders' Gate, and there suddenly and treacherously as- sailed, not with the usual weapons of war, but with vitriol, lime, pepper ...
... carry out a policy in Egypt which should be prepa- ratory to evacuation. It was true that the international conventions relating to the British occupation did not fix the date of evacuation, but that omission was due to the ineptitude of the French d ...
... accounts have been received about the health both mental and physical of her Majesty. It Is said that her brother, the Count of Flanders, was going to Rome to meet her. ° BERLIN. It is asserted that the military convention between Prussia and Saxony has not ...
... and on Monday, he took his departure for tbe continent. On that day, the Duke de Brabant, the Duchess, and the Count de Flanders, arrived, and took up their residence at the Clarendon. They visited the Exhibition on Tuesday, and appeared greatly interested ...
... risk you run, in hope of finding money by night in a desk where the lawful owner can never find any by day. ffhe thief evacuated Flanders at once. As a woman was walking out, a gentleman would persist in following her. Why do you follow me ? She asked ...
... attacked by the Fede- rals, under Sigel, and, after a severe fight the lat- ter had evacuated Martinsburgh, and retreated towards Maryland Heights. The Federals evacu- ated Harper's Ferry, and destroyed the bridge. The Confederates occupied the Ferry ...
... W. A. Baker, W. M. Fuller, W. E. Heard, E. A. Garwood, J. H. Dunn, J. Heybyrne, A. A. Newman, L. B. Moore, E. Prothero, G.Flanders, — Watson, and J. S. Stonie. THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS' MEETING. The Secretary read the minutes of the final meeting of the ...
... but it was speedily brought to England and quartered, at first, at Wells, in Somersetshire. It served in Ireland and in Flanders in King William's wars, ranking—by virtue of an order issued in 1694, regulating the seniority of regi- ments according to ...
... but it was speedily brought to England and quartered, a.t first, at Wells, in Somersetshire. 14 served in Ireland and in Flanders in King William's wars, ranking—by virtue of an order Bteuedin 1694, regulating the seniority of regi- ments accoiding to ...