| Edmund Burke - History - 1815 - 858 pages
...the two pieces, a six-pounder and a five and an half inch howitzer, which the enemy had brought up, were captured by us, together with several tumbrils...limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's six pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of our's, and one of our six-pounders limbered on one... | |
| Early English newspapers - 1814 - 752 pages
...the Enemy had brought up, were captured by us, together with several tumbrils, and in limbering np our guns at one period, one of the Enemy's 6-pounders was put by mistake on a limber of ours ; and one of our 6-pounders limbered on one of his : by which means the pieces... | |
| William Cobbett - Great Britain - 1814 - 448 pages
...several tumbrils ; and in lim" bering up our guns at one period, one of *^ the enemy's six pounders was put, by ** mistake, upon a limber of ours, and one ** of our BJX pounders limbered on one of " his, by which means the pieces were cx" changed; and thus, tbouirh... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1815 - 1026 pages
...the two pieces, a six-pounder and a five and an half inch howitzer, which the enemy had brought up were captured by us, together with several tumbrils;...limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's six pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of our's, and one of our six-pounders limbered on one... | |
| History - 1815 - 822 pages
...pieces, a six-pounder and a five and an half inch howitzer, which the enemy had brought up, were captuscd by us, together with several tumbrils ; and in limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's six pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of our's, and one of our six-pounders limbered on one... | |
| Europe - 1816 - 890 pages
...but the two pieces, a 6-pounder and a five and a half inch howitzer, which the enemy had brought up, were captured by us, together with several tumbrils...enemy's 6-pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of our's, and one of our 6-poundere limbered on one of his ; by which means the pieces were exchanged... | |
| C. H. Gifford - Europe - 1817 - 904 pages
...recovered, but the two pieces, a six-pounder, and a five-and-half-inch howitzer, which the enemy brought up, der these new and important circumstances my heart...my soul remained unshaken. I consulted only the int six-pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of our's, and one of our six-pounders limbered on one... | |
| William James - United States - 1818 - 616 pages
...recovered, but the two pieces (a 6-pounder and a .">•£ inch howitzer) which the enemy had brought up, were captured by us, together with several tumbrils,...limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's 6- pounders was put by mistake on a limber of ours, and one ,of .our 6-poundert limbered on one of... | |
| United States - 1837 - 684 pages
...five and half inch howitzer, which the enemy had brought ip, wera captured by us, together with the several tumbrils, and in limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's 6 pounders was put, by mistake, upon a limber of ours, and one of our 6 pounders imbered on one of... | |
| Food - 1854 - 676 pages
...recovered, but the two pieces (a G-pounder and a 5J inch howitzer) which the enemy had brought up, were captured by us, together with several tumbrils,...limbering up our guns at one period, one of the enemy's C-pouuders was put by mistake on a limber of ours, and one of our G-poundcrs limbered on one of his... | |
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