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He said he intended to go to the South River within three weeks, and hearing we were inclined to travel, he desired our company, being willing to take us everywhere and to give us every information. I thanked him, but gave him no assurances, telling him we would see what the Lord would will of us. 29th, Friday. We finished our letters, and intended to go to-day over to Long Island.
From London to Government House, Isle of Man, on a visit to the Henry Lochs eleven hours. 25th. To Peel Castle with Loch and Coleridge; thence to Castletown. 27th, Ramsay. July 29th. To Barrow in Furness. August 24th. Back at Foxholes. From Archbishop Tait August 16th.
Thursday, July 29th. I intend to write this diary with great fulness for two reasons in the first place because I can see that it is of the greatest importance, if one is to get through this business properly, to leave no hours empty. The trying thing in this affair is having nothing to do nothing one can possibly do.
Mighty merry all of us, and in the evening with full content took coach again and home by daylight with great pleasure, and thence I down to Woolwich, where find my wife well, and after drinking and talking a little we to bed. 29th.
John said he was sick this morning, but I made him go to the field. They brought him in before noon. He has a bad fever. Am afraid he won't be able to go out again soon. September 20th. Whipped Susan, because she didn't pick as much cotton as she did yesterday. September 29th. Put William in the stocks and kept him till sunset, for telling Charles he wanted to run away. October 8th.
Then Early, realizing that he had not an hour to lose in extricating his command from its false position, fell back at night on Rockville. On the 13th of July the Clinton arrived at Washington with the 29th Maine and part of the 13th Maine, the St.
Being excluded from the terms of amnesty in the proclamation of the President of the United States, of the 29th of May last, and an object of censure to a portion of the country, I have thought it probable that my occupation of the position of president might draw upon the college a feeling of hostility; and I should, therefore, cause injury to an institution which it would be my highest desire to advance.
Accordingly, on the morning of the 29th, McClernand was directed to embark all the troops from his corps that our transports and barges could carry. About 10,000 men were so embarked. The plan was to have the navy silence the guns at Grand Gulf, and to have as many men as possible ready to debark in the shortest possible time under cover of the fire of the navy and carry the works by storm.
Peter and that great net which they hang outside his tomb in Rome upon his feast day which is the 29th of June. The King and his Court made a net and threw it into the sea, and brought out a great mass of fish. They were so pleased that they told St. Wilfrid they would do anything he asked.
And embarking in the ship of Michael Pereyra, on Palm-Sunday, which fell that year, 1545, on the 29th of March, they shaped their course along-the coasts of Coromandel, having at first a favourable wind; but they had not made above twelve or thirteen leagues, when the weather changed on a sudden, and the sea became so rough, that they were forced to make to land, and cast anchor under covert of a mountain, to put their ship into some reasonable security.
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