...made him one." And an English gentleman, holding a high consular appointment in that country, also wrote : — " I trust you will believe that any member...the English name in these new and distant states." Thus perished, at the early age of twenty-nine, one who, if he did not fall in the service of his own...

...was horribly dealt with alter getting away with another officer. A party of cavalry and Indians ^as sent in pursuit, and they boast that poor Tupper was...who, for many years, has looked upon his gallant and honourable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name in these isew and distant states.'' An...

...boast that poor Tupper was cut to pieces. They seemed to be more in terror of him, on account of hN personal bravery and popularity, than of all the others....who, for many years, has looked upon his gallant and honourable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name iu these new and distant states." An...

...bravery and popularity, than of all the others. Guernsey has cause to be proud of so great a hero,—a hero he truly was, for nature made him one." And one...who, for many years, has looked upon his gallant and honourable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name m these new and distant states." An anonymous...

...nature made him one." An English gentleman, holding a high consular appointment in that country, also wrote : — " I trust you will believe that any member...who for many years has looked upon his gallant and honourable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name in these new and distant states." 244...

...nature made him one.” An English gentleman, holding a high consular appointment in that country, also wrote :—“ I trust you will believe that any member...always esteemed by one, who for many years has looked ripon his gallant and honourable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name in these new and...

...brief as it is, he will probably agree -with the British consul who wrote, that he had " for many years looked upon his gallant and honorable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name ;" and he will think with the French traveller, who, after highly eulogizing him, said : " N'est-il...

...truly was, for nature made him one." And one of the British consuls in Chile wrote to the editor : "I trust you will believe that any member of the family...the English name in these new and distant states." * The editor was at Rio de Janeiro when Captain King, whose ship had recently arrived there from the...

...brief as it is, he will probably agree with the British consul who wrote, that he had " for many years looked upon his gallant and honorable conduct as reflecting lustre upon the English name;" and he will think with the French traveller, who, after highly eulogizing him, said : " N'est-il pas...