 | 1846 - 606 pages
...five in number j for in addition to Mr. Cherry, Captain Conway, and Mr. Evans, they had met Mr. Robert Graham, a young civilian, on their way to the attack...field of maize, or Indian corn, and were completely 251 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. STOCQUEI/EB'S " HAND-BOOK FOB INDIA." THIS is the second Hand-Book for India... | |
 | 1846 - 626 pages
...house, and cut him to pieces; while Mr. Hill, a European, who had a shop in the city, was also putto death. Some of the English made the best of their...have been discovered and massacred, if the attention oí the insurgents had not been occupied by Mr. Davis's defence. One large party retired into a tall... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1853 - 718 pages
...Robert Graham, a young civilian, and Mr. Hill, a trader in the city, were butchered by the insurgents. " Some of the English made the best of their way to...have been discovered and massacred, if the attention ,>f the insurgents had not been occupied by Mr. Davis's defence. One Urge party retired into a tall... | |
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Graham, a, young civilian, on their way to the attack on the judge and magistrate's house, and cut him. to pieces ; while Mr Hill, a European, who had a shop in the city, was also put to death. Some of the English made the best of their way to the camp,... 