...sot expoftd. At the time the aftion began, fhe found herfclf near a fmall uninhabited hut, where ihe alighted. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody, the furgeons of the hofpital took pofïcffion of the fame place, as the moft convenient for the firft care...

...not evpofed. At the time the action began, (he found herfelf near л fmall uninhabited hut, where ihe alighted. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody, the furgeons of the hofpital took poffeffion of the fane place, as the moft convenient for the tirtl care...

...not expoled. At the time the aolion began, flie found herfelf ne*ra fmall uninhabited hut, where tho alighted. When it was found the • action was becoming general and bloody, the ftirgeons of the hofpital took pollelfion of the fame place, as the molt convenient for the firft care...

...not expofed. At the time the adion began, ihe found herfelf near a fmall uninhabited hut, where (he alighted. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody, the furgeons of the hofpital took pofleffion of the fame place, as the moil convenient for the fit It care...

...s!ie had been directed by the Major to follow the artillery and baggage, which were not j exposed. At the time the action began, she found herself) near a small uninhabited hut, where she alighted. 10. When it was found the action was becoming general and I bloody, the surgeons of the hospital took...

...the time the action began, fhe found herfelf near a fmall uninhabited hut, where (he alighted. 10. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody, the furgeons of the hofpital tqcfe potfdlion of the hut, as the moft convenient pla.ce for the fir/t care...

...follow the route of the artillery and baggage, which was not exposed. At the commencement of the action she found herself near a small uninhabited hut where she alighted. When the engagement was becoming general and bloody, the surgeons of the hospital took possession of the...

...Major to follow the route of the artillery and baggage, whieh was not exposed. At the time the aetion began she found herself near a small uninhabited hut, where she alighted. When it was found the aetion was beeoming general and bloody, the surgeons of the hospital took possession of the same plaee,...

...step, she had been directed by the Major to follow the artillery and baggage, which were not exposed. At the time the action began, she found herself near a small uninhabited hut, where she alighted. , 10. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody, the surgeons of the hospital took...

...liable to action at every step. The relation is continued by General Burgoyne in these words : " ' At the time the action began, she found herself near a small uuinhabited hut, where she alighted. When it was found the action was becoming general and bloody,...