...even see that the latter sentiment continued to increase ; — at first people merely looked towards the ship, they ended by saluting ; some remained uncovered,...of both sexes came decorated with red carnations, but this was only turned to our detriment in the eyes of the Ministry and-its partisans, so that it...

...even see that the latter sentiment continued to increase ; — at first people merely looked towards the ship, they ended by saluting ; some remained uncovered,...of both sexes came decorated with red carnations, but this was only turned to our detriment in the eyes of the Ministry and its partisans, so that it...

...had brought them, they felt interested on going away. At first the spectators merely looked towards the ship, they ended by saluting ; some remained uncovered, and occasionally went so far as to cheer. Several persons of both sexes came decorated with red carnations — a circumstance of which the newspapers...

...people presented a most 1 By George Culman the younger. 1 ie the midshipmen who took female parts. striking spectacle ; it was, at the same time, very...it was not officially announced to him until July 30 or 31, when Lord Keith went on board the ' Bellerophon ' and presented him with the following despatch...

...Printed for W. Hone. 2 By George Colman the Younger. 3 Ie, the midshipmen who took female parts. t, the curious spectators in the boats of the movements...the idea ; but it was not officially announced to (1815.) DECISION AS TO NAPOLEON. 43 him until July 3Oth or 31st, when Lord Keith went on board the...

...that the water could no longer be seen between them. They looked more like a multitude assembled ma public square than anything else. When the Emperor...relish the idea; but it was not officially announced to (1815.) DECISION AS TO NAPOLEON. 43 him until July 3oth or 3ist, when Lord Keith went on board the...