The Edinburgh annual register, 第 4 巻、第 2 部1813 |
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... carry the newspapers out of the mess - room , and that Mr Cahill , who had been sick for some time , had acted contrary to this regu- lation ; that this was made the subject of a motion , on the 29th of August , after Mr Cahill's ...
... carry the newspapers out of the mess - room , and that Mr Cahill , who had been sick for some time , had acted contrary to this regu- lation ; that this was made the subject of a motion , on the 29th of August , after Mr Cahill's ...
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... carried to the barracks , where he shortly after expi- red . Mr Cahill made his escape , but afterwards voluntarily surrendered him- self to stand trial . A number of wit- nesses , examined in exculpation , gave Mr Cahill a most ...
... carried to the barracks , where he shortly after expi- red . Mr Cahill made his escape , but afterwards voluntarily surrendered him- self to stand trial . A number of wit- nesses , examined in exculpation , gave Mr Cahill a most ...
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... carried into Dieppe . The privateer had three men killed and two wounded ; the Robert , one killed and five wounded , including the master and mate ; and , to the disgrace of the French , in revenge for the gallant de- fence made by the ...
... carried into Dieppe . The privateer had three men killed and two wounded ; the Robert , one killed and five wounded , including the master and mate ; and , to the disgrace of the French , in revenge for the gallant de- fence made by the ...
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... appearing again to time . After the battle , Dogherty was in a state which excited great alarm . He was bleed- ing from every channel , and apparently lifeless . Whilst being carried out of the ring , JAN . 9-10 . ] 7 CHRONICLE .
... appearing again to time . After the battle , Dogherty was in a state which excited great alarm . He was bleed- ing from every channel , and apparently lifeless . Whilst being carried out of the ring , JAN . 9-10 . ] 7 CHRONICLE .
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lifeless . Whilst being carried out of the ring , he was met by Silverthorne , who had walked out of the inner roped ... carrying away what they could not use ; they then proceeded to cut the rigging , after which they intended to cut ...
lifeless . Whilst being carried out of the ring , he was met by Silverthorne , who had walked out of the inner roped ... carrying away what they could not use ; they then proceeded to cut the rigging , after which they intended to cut ...
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