A party arrived there in time to get possession of some Sycee silver which had not yet been removed from the offices; but it is supposed that much more had already been carried away by plunderers.
The Proserpine had previously, for the first time, been carried up the right-hand passage.
But a few hours later, Thomas Roch and his keeper had been carried off.
There can consequently be no doubt that the French inventor has been carried off; and if he was snatched from Healthful House it must have been in the hope of forcing his secret from him.
When the news was received at New-Berne, the authorities at first were puzzled to know whether the missing inventor and his keeper had fled or been carried off.
The hour was late, the cavalry turning movement had not been carried out, and finally instructions from the Commander-in-Chief had enjoined him to avoid serious fighting.
The negotiations which had terminated in the abdication of Napoleon had, as far as England was concerned, been carried on by the same ministry which had had the duty of conducting the war.
Louis was at length persuaded; and a vast plan was made which, had it been carried out as intended, might well have been successful.
The completion of this plot was intrusted to James's natural son, the Duke of Berwick, and in it, had it been carried out, would have been involved all the best of the Jacobite gentry of England.
The policy outlined in my last annual message in relation to the patenting of lands to settlers upon the public domain has been carried out in the administration of the Land Office.
The United States promises to follow the course of older irrigation countries, where recent important irrigation developments have been carried out as national undertakings.
With such stimulus it is not surprising that the acts and pretensions of the Federal Government in this behalf should some times have been carried to an alarming extent.
At length the messenger was again shackled, and the anchor hove up, when it was found that both flukes had been carried away.
In a few minutes more she would have been carried away or knocked to pieces.
It was too evident that she had been carried away by the mutineers.
There is no knowing to what extent these horrors might have been carried by the "faithful lazzaroni," had not the French admiral in the bay declared that he would act against the king if these inhumanities were not at once stopped.
He appealed to the enlarged grant to Maynooth, and to the way in which the charitable bequests act had been carried out, as showing the conciliatory disposition of the government.
Without such a resolution the war could not have been carried on, for there was not sufficient gold in the country to maintain the public credit.
The Duc had been for some time suffering from fever; and had, for the last week, been carried in a litter, being unable to sit his horse.
So far, I cannot see that these measures have been of any service, but I cannot say how thoroughly they have been carried out, and I sorely need an assistant to see that the system is fairly tried.
A few days before the story opens, Sir Aubrey had, late one evening, been carried upstairs, mortally wounded in a brawl; he only recovered consciousness a few minutes before his death.
Since the beginning of August some fifty thousand people had been carried off, so that the streets were now almost entirely deserted, and in many places the grass was shooting up thickly in the road.
It may be urged that their bones might have been carried so far north by ice, or by some other equally powerful agency.
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