Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
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... WITNESSES , AND PARTIES BOUND OVER TO PROSECUTE - REFORM OF
THE PETTY SESSIONS - LEGISLATIVE ... OF THE ASCENDANCY PARTY -
MURDER OF MR COOPER - DRUMMOND AND THE TIPPERARY
MAGISTRATES ...
... WITNESSES , AND PARTIES BOUND OVER TO PROSECUTE - REFORM OF
THE PETTY SESSIONS - LEGISLATIVE ... OF THE ASCENDANCY PARTY -
MURDER OF MR COOPER - DRUMMOND AND THE TIPPERARY
MAGISTRATES ...
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With great labour and difficulty Colby , accompanied by his assistants , Robe and
Dawson , and a selected party of artillerymen , established themselves and
instruments in camp on the top of Corrie Habbie , in Banffshire , a hill about 2200
feet ...
With great labour and difficulty Colby , accompanied by his assistants , Robe and
Dawson , and a selected party of artillerymen , established themselves and
instruments in camp on the top of Corrie Habbie , in Banffshire , a hill about 2200
feet ...
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Captain Colby took me and a fresh party of the soldiers on a station - hunt , to
explore the country to the westward and northward of west . Our first halting -
place was to be Grantown , at a distance of twenty - four miles , and Captain
Colby ...
Captain Colby took me and a fresh party of the soldiers on a station - hunt , to
explore the country to the westward and northward of west . Our first halting -
place was to be Grantown , at a distance of twenty - four miles , and Captain
Colby ...
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party , and the spirit of rivalry which it induced , and took pleasure in the result of
the race which ensued . Arriving at Grantown in about five hours and a half , we
dined there , and proceeded afterwards along the valley of the Spey by the high ...
party , and the spirit of rivalry which it induced , and took pleasure in the result of
the race which ensued . Arriving at Grantown in about five hours and a half , we
dined there , and proceeded afterwards along the valley of the Spey by the high ...
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The party started soon after daybreak , crossed Corrie - arrack , 2000 feet high ,
descended on Fort Augustus , and proceeded a north - westerly course to Cluny ,
where they got neither beds nor supper . Tuesday , 27th July . — Breakfasted at ...
The party started soon after daybreak , crossed Corrie - arrack , 2000 feet high ,
descended on Fort Augustus , and proceeded a north - westerly course to Cluny ,
where they got neither beds nor supper . Tuesday , 27th July . — Breakfasted at ...
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| Title | Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
| Author | John Ferguson McLennan |
| Publisher | Edmonston and Douglas, 1867 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 16 Jun 2006 |
| Length | 475 pages |
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