... Evan Nepean, Kfq. da:cd on board hip La Pomone, ofi" the Saints, the. will inform their Lcrc'fhips, thston eleven P M. g fail being ^n'cevered kjarter, I gave chace, so. PLYMOUTH. April 25. ht aboat fix o'clock, eleven Englifii pafl^n ...
... Nepean Highway in Victoria, Australia, goes only to Point Nepean. Yet no one would belittle its modest but dramatic ... Evan Nepean, Secretary of the Admiralty In the reign of George III) Is a 1400-acre, four-mile long reserve ...
... Evan Nepean, knocked at his bedchamber door, and desired to see him on most important business. 'Then,' said the discarded Minister, 'you must see Lady North too;' at the same time intimating his determination not to get out of bed. Sir ...
... Evan Nepean /acts, as told by himself, a«-e thene :— One e e during the s I night, during his office as Under Secretary, y h (he revolutionary he lelt ihe most unaccountable wakefulness s honest and 1, 1, , that could bo imagined ; he ...
... Nepean by Phillip, after his friend Sir Evan Nepean, Under-Sec- retary for the Home Office, and subsequently Governor of Bombay. The Hawkesbury was named by Phillip in honour of the head of the Board of Trade and Plantations. The native ...
MAY-BLOSSOMS,. BY MRS. EVAN NEPEAN. Sunshine around and above you. Heaven ns blue as the sen— Surely tho May-lilussoins love you, I'll In a tree! - Stoop frum their place. Kissing your face— Kisses as sweet as can bcl. Life lies before ...
My Two Kings BY Mrs EVAN NEPEAN. 474 pp., 4 Illustrations. 55 net The "most brilliant novel . of the Restoration Court that has ever been written. The author believes that she is the. reincarnation of Charlotte Stewart, -who played a ...
... Evan Nepean, -Bart. His Majefly 's. Sloop Autumnj off Calais, |r 28th Sept. 1803. ^ • The wind fpringing up yefterday morning from the JEaftward, I thought it a proper opportunity to attack the- enemy's vefTqls in Calais, in order that ...
... Evan Nepean, Efcj/dated 6n board the? Prince of Wales, fort Royal Itf, llirtiiitfr^Jupc. f « j.
... Evan Nepean. wont to North's house at midnight and said he must see Uie noble Lord even though he were were in in bed. oca. Then." iucu« *«ju said AAJXU Lord North iiuitu, " he must *«e Lady North, too." He entered the room and was to^d ...