 | Early English newspapers - 1808 - 646 pages
...they were exponed to л roort trcmeadous galling fire of irrape anil musketry from tho enemy, till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it. 'I am happy tu add, that tlie loss of the troops in this exposed silr.nt.ion was only four kilVd and uve wounded,... | |
 | 1810 - 558 pages
...they were exposed to a most tremendous galling fire, both of grape and musketry, from the enemy, till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it....in this exposed situation, was only four killed and ten wounded, and that of the seamen,- one killed and ten wounded. The gallantry and good conduct of... | |
 | Walter Scott - Europe - 1810 - 562 pages
...they were exposed to я most tremendous galling fire, both of grape and musketry, from the enemy, till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it....in this exposed situation, was only four killed and ten wounded, and that of the seamen, one killc-d and ten wounded. Captain Otv/ay of the navy, who commands... | |
 | Europe - 1810 - 560 pages
...they were exposed to a most tremendous galling fire, both of grape and musketry, from the enemy, till such time as. they could pull out of the reach of it. I am happy to add, that the loss of the troops m this exposed situation, was only four killed and ten wounded, and that of the seamen, one killed... | |
 | 1808 - 1158 pages
...tre.ijendoas galling fire of gr.ipe musketry from the^ enemy, till such PRINCIPAL [April, time as they, couid pull out of the reach of it. I am happy to add, that...situation was only four killed and five wounded ; and that at' the seamen, one killed and ten wounded. Capt. Otway, of the navy, who commands the ships of war... | |
 | Whitworth Porter - 1889 - 620 pages
...fire of grape and musketry from the enemy till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it.t I am happy to add that the loss of the troops in this...and that of the seamen one killed and ten wounded." As a matter of fact, the French were scrambling in at the breaches at the very moment that the garrison... | |
 | Whitworth Porter - 1889 - 704 pages
...fire of grape and musketry fiunm the "enemy till such time as they could poll oat of the reach of itt I am happy to add that the loss of the troops in this exposed situation was only four killed ami fire wounded, and that of the seamen one killed and ten v. , .; : As * laathi of fact, the French... | |
 | Arthur Patchett Martin - 1893 - 666 pages
...sea-staircase to the boats, when they were exposed to a most tremendous and galling fire from the enemy, till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it....to add that the loss of the troops in this exposed position was only four killed and five wounded, and that of the seamen, one killed and ten wounded.... | |
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Sea staircase to the boats, when they were exposed to a most tremendous galling fire both of grape and musketry from the enemy, till such time as they could pull out of the reach of it. I am happy to add, that the loss of the troops in this exposed situation... 