 | John Zephaniah Holwell - 1764 - 302 페이지
...by Mr. Jafper Leigh Jones the Captain of your train, I think in April or May 1755, but no fteps were taken to repair it until we had reafon hourly to expect...the terrace; through this curtain from the principal gatd to the north-eaft baftion, were ftruck out five or fix large windows, fo many breaches made for... | |
 | John Zephaniah Holwell - 1774 - 458 페이지
...by Mr. Jafper Leigh Jones the Captain of your train, I think in April or May 1755, but no fteps were taken to repair it until we had reafon hourly to expect:...ruinous a condition as not to bear a gun ; one we Hred from ir, a three or four pounder, as 1 remember, which made its way through the terrace ; through... | |
 | 1902 - 1136 페이지
...of fortification, for more than two years. The whole easterly curtain had been for many years in so ruinous a condition as not to bear a gun ; one we...remember, which made its way through the terrace." The ammunition, like the fortifications, was impaired by neglect. " ' No cartridges,' writes Captain... | |
 | Samuel Charles Hill - 1905 - 520 페이지
...reason hourly to expect the enemy at our doors. The whole easterly curtain had been for many years in so ruinous a condition as not to bear a gun ; one we...Through this curtain from the principal gate to the north-east bastion were struck out five or six large windows, so many breaches ready made for the enemy... | |
 | Charles Robert Wilson - 1906 - 450 페이지
...reason hourly to expect the enemy at our doors, The whole easterly curtain had been for many years in so ruinous a condition as not to bear a gun ; one we...through this curtain from the principal gate to the north-east bastion, were struck out five or six large windows, so many breaches made for the enemy,... | |
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May 1755, but no fteps were taken to repair it until we had reafon hourly to expect the enemy at our doors. The whole eafterly curtain had been for many years in fo ruinous a condition as not to bear a gun; one we fired from it, a three or four pounder,... 