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One regiment, the Seventy-seventh, was sent on picket on the banks of the Antietam creek, and so pleasant was the duty that the regiment petitioned to be allowed to remain until the army moved, to which request General Neill very graciously assented. Our picketing on the Antietam became one of the bright sports in the history of our campaigning.
'Your affectionate and grateful friend, By the same mail Patteson himself wrote to Miss Neill: 'All these Solomon Islanders here would answer questions about Christianity as well, perhaps, as children of nine or ten years old in England.
Camp at White Oak Church "The mud march" Return to camp General Neill General Hooker supersedes General Burnside Burnside's magnanimity General Hooker as a soldier Reconstruction The cavalry organized Business departments renovated The medical department Ambulance system Quartermasters' and commissary departments Life in camp Snowball battles In the Seventy-seventh The Light division Review by General Hooker General John Sedgwick Scene at head-quarters Review of the army by the President Preparing for the campaign.
I had already investigated the situation through a committee, composed of the Chief of the Bureau of Corporations, Mr. H. K. Smith, the Chief of the Bureau of Labor, Mr. C. P. Neill, and the Comptroller of the Treasury, Mr. Lawrence Murray.
Some of our gentlemen, who had landed in the course of the day, and who had to scramble their way on board over the ice in motion, described the bay as deeper than it appeared from the offing. Dr. Neill “found, on such parts of the beach as were not covered with ice or snow, fragments of bituminous shale, flinty slate, and iron-stone, interspersed amongst a blue-coloured limestone gravel.
Steve laughed. "I don't reckon he would think, it a terrible burden, ma'am. And about the Mal Pais this is how it is. Fort Lincoln is all of sixty miles from here as the crow flies. The mines are about seventeen. My notion was you could get there and take the stage to-morrow to your town." "What shall I do for a horse?" "I expect Mr. Neill will let you ride his. He can walk beside the hawss."
Proud of their commands, Generals Howe and Neill, and Colonel Grant, cheered the men onward, while Lieutenant-Colonel French, in charge of the skirmish line, inspired, by his own intrepid behavior, the utmost confidence and bravery in his men. They took the matter as coolly as though on parade.
Ant. Soc., Vol. 4. "Purchas his Pilgrimage," London, 1613. "Purchas his Pilgrimes," London, 1625-6. "Ralph Hamor's True Discourse," etc., London, 1615. "Relation of Virginia," by Henry Spelman, 1609. First printed by J. F. Hunnewell, London, 1872. "History of the Virginia Company in London," by Edward D. Neill, Albany, 1869.
"Latha math leat" I gasped, and caught my breath again as the fingers closed softly on my jaw, "O Alan mhic Neill!" The officer took a step and swung the lantern close to my eyes so close that I blinked. "Gently, José." He let out a soft pleased laugh while he studied my face. Then he spoke a word or two in Gaelic some question which I did not understand.
This valiant king, then i.e., Laeghaire Mac Neill possessed druids and enchanters, who used to foretell through their druidism and through their paganism what was in the future for them. Lochru and Luchat Mael were their chiefs; and these two were authors of that art of pseudo-prophecy.
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