...came over a few days after, said their loss in killed and wounded was eighty-five men : the loss oh our side was, I think, one killed and two wounded....guns, I should most likely witness a little artillery aflfoir. Being particularly desirous of seeing how the Carlists could point their pieces, I accompanied...

...bridewell opposite ; large inns ; and a grammar-school. The stranger will of course visit Leamington, about a mile and a half on the other side of the Avon. It is an entire contrast to Warwick, which, with its castle and church, with its gorgeous monuments,...

...that, if it represented the thickness of the wall, the inner diameter must have been about forty feet." About a mile and a half on the other side of the Drove Loan, on a hill in Garf Water, we find the camp (No 38 and plate 3, fig. 22) occupying the flat...

...the regiments cross the bridge of boats, and from my bed witnessed their first engagement at Oonao, about a mile and a half on the other side of the river ; by the aid of the telescope we could distinctly discern the uniforms, and the affair looked very...

...not mind my humble conveyance, I would be most happy to take you back with me. I live near Boulogne, about a mile and a half on the other side of the town, and would put you down anywhere you like." We were much obliged for the offer; but we intended...

...children to go there ; highway tramps, and some of the worst set from the factory town of Barncastle, about a mile and a half on the other side of the tavern, were the most frequent guests within the walls of the wretched place. " A penny for your thoughts,...

...work them, the district furnishes miners for all other parts of Anatolia. The only mine now used is about a mile and a half on the other side of the heights beyond the town. The neighbouring cliffs are composed of limestones, shales, and indurated...

...evening: "The road on the Bottom, over which I used to drive to Madison twenty-one years ago, is now a mile and a half on the other side of the river." This tells the whole story, and shows what would have been saved to this county had Maj. Long's plans...

...to Ulverston. Instead of following on northward into Scotland we turned south towards Morecambe Bay. About a mile and a half on the other side of the town the beautiful Conishead Priory was our headquarters for several days. The fine a U o old mansion,...

...goes straight up to the edge of it and turns there with a sweep to the left and runs alongside for about a mile and a half. On the other side of the turnip-field were the German lines. The first that had raked the village street aso raked the fields...