| Thomas Southey - 1827 - 634 páginas
...not indulge Lieut. TJ Peschell, the second ; but his presence was absolutely necessary on board. " To an officer of your discriminating judgment, I trust...Fleming to your notice, for his meritorious conduct on Uiis occa.. Naval Chronicle, vol. xv. p. 345. sion. He appears to me to be an officer of distinguished... | |
| Thomas Southey - 1827 - 660 páginas
...not indulge Lieut. TJ Peschell, tlie second ; but his presence was absolutely necessary on board. " To an officer of your discriminating judgment, I trust...excused if I take the liberty of recommending Lieutenant Heming to your notice, for his meritorious conduct on this occaNaval Chronicle, vol. xv. p. 345. z3... | |
| William James - 1837 - 408 páginas
...guns, and the seven gun-boats, two each, now opened a fire of cannon and musketry upon the Raposa ; but the latter and the boats so smartly returned the...understood he was highly respected by his late captain, the food, the amiable, and my gallant predecessor, the Honourable ohn Murray." Can anything be stronger?... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1808 - 1408 páginas
...recommending licut. Fleming tu your notice, for his me. ritorious conduct on this occasion. He appears tome to be an officer of distinguished merit and bravery,...late captain, the good, the amiable, and my gallant prede. ccssor, the hon. John Murray. C. DASHWOOD. To Admiral Dacres, Sfc. Magicienne, Mona Passage,... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1808 - 1122 páginas
...excused if I take the liberty of recommending licut. Fleming to your notice, for his me. ritorious conduct on this occasion. He appears to me to be an...the good, the amiable, and my gallant predecessor, tin- lion. John Murray. C. DASHWOOD. To Admiral Dacres, ifc. Magicienne, Mono Passage, Feb. 4. SIR,... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1808 - 1408 páginas
...excused if I take the liberty of recommending lieut. Fleming to your notice, for his me. ritorious conduct on this occasion. He appears to me to be an...the good, the amiable, and my gallant predecessor, thehon. John Murray. C. DASHWOOD. To Admiral Dacres, Sfc. Magfcienne, Mona Passage, Feb. 4. SIR, On... | |
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