He procured passes for them, and they rendezvoused in the neighbourhood of Paris.
The movements of the troops, which rendezvoused at Portland during this war, demonstrated its superiority over the city at the falls as a point of arrival and departure with regard to the Columbia River.
They rendezvoused on an island in the Ohio River, opposite the site of Louisville.
The grain-laden merchantmen from the St. Lawrence valley rendezvoused at Sydney and Halifax.
It was estimated that more than one quarter of all the convoys which reached the Entente nations either rendezvoused at this point or passed through these Straits.
Nothing of material consequence happened till the fleet rendezvoused at the cove of Cork, except a violent storm which brought old hardy sailors to their prayers.
These two men of war, and fourteen sail of transports and others, came after, so that most of the fleet rendezvoused at Cape Fear, for three weeks.
When they thus rendezvoused here by thousands, if they happened to be suddenly roused from their roost-trees on an evening, Their rising all at once was like the sound Of thunder heard remote.
The Protestants rendezvousedat Ulm, under the command of the Margrave of Anspach.
Solyman rendezvoused an immense army at Belgrade, and commenced his march up the Danube.
On the 13th we reembarked; the whole expedition returned out of the river by the direct route down the Arkansas during a heavy snow-storm, and rendezvoused in the Mississippi, at Napoleon, at the mouth of the Arkansas.
On the 1st of February we rendezvoused in Vicksburg, where I found a spy who had been sent out two weeks before, had been to Meridian, and brought back correct information of the state of facts in the interior of Mississippi.
We crossed the Chattahoochee River during the 3d and 4th of October, rendezvoused at the old battle-field of Smyrna Camp, and the next day reached Marietta and Kenesaw.
Under these terms the whole garrison actually marched out with their property, arms, &c, and rendezvoused under the hill, where we had a strong party ready to march in.
We crossed the Nerbuddah, and marched along the bed of the river to our other breaching-battery, and there rendezvoused for a time, till all was ready.
They rendezvoused at Fort Dayton, on the German Flats, and, on the day when the Indians encircled the fort, Herkimer was near Oriskany with more than eight hundred men, eager to face the enemy.
At meridian on that exceedingly sultry day, the whole body moved through narrow defiles, over rough crags, and across deep morasses, in single file, and at eight in the evening rendezvoused a mile and a half below Stony Point.
The troops had rendezvousedat Easton, and marched to Wyoming by the way of the present turnpike.
A fleet which took Porto Bello a second time rendezvoused at Boca del Toro.
The Menominees rendezvousedat Green Bay early in July, 1832.
When they thus rendezvoused here by thousands, if they happened to be suddenly roused from their roost-trees on an evening, "Their rising all at once was like the sound Of thunder heard remote.
It was some time before the troops detailed for this campaign, could be assembled at Fort Washington; but as soon as they rendezvoused there, the line of march was taken up.
The company of volunteers of the interior rendezvoused in May at Harrodsburgh, and under Capts.
He rendezvoused and drilled his little army of a hundred and fifty on Corn Island in the Ohio river, at the head of the Falls (or rapids), opposite the present city of Louisville.
Two hundred volunteers were accordingly raised, and when rendezvoused at Harrodsburg, were placed under the command of Col.
Very soon after the return of the army, from the Alleghany, the troops, with which it was intended to operate against the Indian villages up the Muskingum and amounting to eight hundred, rendezvoused at Wheeling.
Lewis rendezvoused at Camp Union (now Lewisburg) and consisted of two regiments, commanded by Col.
The Regiment rendezvoused on the west side of the river, clear of the town, before dusk.
Under cover of darkness, the column rendezvoused at the Spekboom Bridge, one company having gone on ahead to seize any Boers who might be coming down at nightfall, as was their wont, to form a picquet there.
The entire army of invasion rendezvoused on the southeastern coast of Korea, opposite the islands of Japan.
They rendezvoused with all their forces at Ku-ju, the four gates of which were strongly barricaded.
They rendezvoused at Heung-guk monastery and decided as a preliminary measure to demand from their masters the deeds of themselves (for slaves as well as houses were deeded property) and to burn them.
It is said that they all rendezvoused on the western bank of the Yalu River, but if so there must have been great changes in the position of these wild tribes.
The scattered remnants of the fleet rendezvoused as best they could at the harbor of Hap and from there made their way back to Koryŭ.
Hideyoshi had gotten together an enormous force from all parts of the kingdom and the expedition rendezvoused at the islands of Iki.
His home was Castle Hill, near Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia, where his companions had rendezvoused for the present expedition and from which point they began their historic journey.
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