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''We fights with real powder and ball, the flatfoots fights withīird-shot.

Sarvice which no gentleman need be ashamed of. ''Mind me, gentlemen, the royal regiment of the Royal Artillery is a Musquet only, and have hands like feet, and feet like fireshovels. World they have usually been called by us the flatfoots. Man who has brains will ever think of-footing it over the univarsal ''Don't listen to those gentlemen in red their sarvice is one which no Presumed to attempt, addressed a crowd of country bumpkins. Sole of his foot, and with a swagger which no modern drum-major has ever Sergeant, bedizened in copper lace from the crown of his head to the 'The way they recruited was thus,' said the bombadier. Marlow College, who were abandoning the red coat and drill of theįoot-soldier to become neophytes in the art and mystery of great gunnery Woolwich, when that functionary went periodically to the Golden Cross,Ĭharing Cross, to receive and escort the young gentlemen cadets from The recruiting sergeant was in those days dressed much finer than anyįield-marshal of this degenerate, railway era in fact, the Horse GuardsĪlways turned out to the sergeant-major of the Royal Military Academy of Used to tell about the way in which recruits were obtained for the Royal Three-cornered cocked hat, who was my favourite playfellow as a child, I recollect an old story, that an old gunner, in an old-fashioned, Necessarily submit in their adopted home. Wholly ignorant of the total change of life to which they must Little about the finest colony which she possesses-and that anĮnlightened people emigrate from sober, speculative England, sedate andĬalculating Scotland, and trusting, unreflective Ireland, absolutely and Very surprising it seems to assert that the Mother Country knows very Is a Yankee-Political Courtship-Lundy's Lane Heroine-Welland Canal CHAPTER IX.

To Niagara-A charitable Woman-The Nigger's Parrot-John Bull Tulip-trees-Rattlesnakes-The Burning Spring-Setting fire More-Speculation-Water Privilege-Barbarism-Museum-Loafers Horse Railroad-Awful accident-The Falls once The old Canadian Coach-Jonathan and John Bull passengers-'Thatĭrive-Brock's Monument-Queenston-Bar and Pulpit-Trotting Of English Institutions-Blacklegs and Races-Colonial Or Niagara-Flags, big and little-Views of American and Toronto and the Transit-The Ice and its innovations-SiegeĪnd Storm of a Fortalice by the Ice-king-Newark, Mud-Richmond Hill without the Lass-The RebellionĪnd the Radicals-Blue Hill and Bricks CHAPTER.

Penetanguishene-The Nipissang Cannibals, and aįriendly Brother in the Wilderness CHAPTER VI.īarrie and Big Trees-A new Capital of a new District-Nature'sĬanal-The Devil's Elbow-Macadamization and The Emigrant and his Prospects CHAPTER III. Printer to H.R.H Prince Albert, Rupert Street. BY SIR RICHARD HENRY BONNYCASTLE, Kt., LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS AND MILITIA OF CANADA WEST. Microreproductions (CANADA AND THE CANADIANS. (This file was produced from images generously madeĪvailable by the Canadian Institute for Historical Produced by Robert Cicconetti, Graeme Mackreth and the *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CANADA AND THE CANADIANS *** With this eBook or online at Title: Canada and the Canadians

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