THE ALCALDE. This rencontre, by illustrating the danger of lingering and of making chance acquaintance—dangers for which no credit would be given by the Horse Guards, and against which we found no hi
THE ALCALDE. This rencontre, by illustrating the danger of lingering and of making chance acquaintance—dangers for which no credit would be given by the Horse Guards, and against which we found no hi
THE LAST OF DON FABRIQUE. A week or two after our return from Seville to Gibraltar, Jack Slingsby received a note from…
THE PHANTOM REGIMENT—THE MIDNIGHT MARCH. This queer old fellow (continued the quartermaster) was always in a state of …
THE PHANTOM REGIMENT.—THE UNCO' QUEST. Although this strange old man baffled or parried every inquiry of Ewen as …
THE PHANTOM REGIMENT—THE QUARTERMASTER'S STORY. Though the continued march of intellect and education have nearly…
A LEGEND OF FIFE. I can only give you an old Scottish story of the last century, with the incidents of which I became …
"ESTELLA." "I entered the service," quoth the Major, "when the Peninsular War was at its heig…
THE MAJOR'S STORY. On the Colonel concluding, there arose a contention between our surgeon, Mac Leechy, and the s…
PEREZ, THE POTTER; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A NIGHT. "When Massena retired before the impetuous advance of Lord Well…
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