 | Henry Hardinge (1st Viscount Hardinge.) - 1846 - 182 страници
...destroyed to prevent accidents. Six large hackery loads have also been appropriated to the destruction of forts in the neighbourhood. As many of the shot...collected, have been brought into the Park — the shells, being useless, have been thrown into the river. The shot will be appropriated to the public service.... | |
 | 1846 - 840 страници
...destroyed to prevent accidents. Six large hackery loads have also been appropriated to the destruction of forts in the neighbourhood. As many of the shot...collected, have been brought into the Park — The shells, being useless, have been thrown into the river. The shot will be appropriated to the public service.... | |
 | 1846 - 230 страници
...destroyed, to prevent accidents. Six large hackery loads have also been appropriated to the destruction of forts in the neighbourhood. As many of the shot...collected have been brought into the Park — the shells, being useless, have been thrown into the river. The shot will be appropriated to the public service.... | |
 | Henry Hardinge Hardinge (Viscount) - 1846 - 234 страници
...destroyed, to prevent accidents. Six large hackery loads have also been appropriated to the destruction of forts in the neighbourhood. As many of the shot...collected have been brought into the Park — the shells, being useless, have been thrown into the river. The shot will be appropriated to the public service.... | |
 | 1846 - 674 страници
...have nlsu been appropriated to the destruction of the Ibrts in the neighbourhood. A« many of thsshot and shell as time would admit of being collected, have been brought into the park — the shells being useless have been thrown mu> •he river. The shot will be appropriated to the public service.... | |
 | 1846 - 842 страници
...been appropriated to tlie destruction of forts in the neighbourhood. As many of the shot and shells as time would admit of being collected have been brought into the rark— the shells being useless have been thrown into the river. The shot will he appropriated to... | |
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... ammunition of every description, and for every calibre. The powder found in the limbers and waggons of the guns, and in the magazines of the entrenched camp, has been destroyed, to prevent accidents. Six large hackery loads have also been appropriated... 