 | Frederick Sayer - 1862 - 554 páginas
...the garrison of Gibraltar, which the Queen thinks it is very much for her service to keep, tho' at an expence to her, which should indeed be borne by the two Kings of Spain and Portugal. " To Sir John Leake, " Lisbon." The Admiral had scarcely received this letter, before a despatch reached... | |
 | Frederick Sayer - 1865 - 606 páginas
...the garrison of Gibraltar, which the Queen thinks it is very much for her service to keep, tho' at an expence to her, which should indeed be borne by the two Kings of Spain and Portugal. " To Sir John Leake, " Lisbon." The Admiral had scarcely received this letter, before a despatch reached... | |
 | John Hill Burton - 1880 - 368 páginas
...at Gibraltar, which the queen thinks it is very much for her service to keep, though at an expense to her which should indeed be borne by the two kings of Spain and Portugal." a The first formidable ordeal of our capacity to hold what we had gained was the sea-fight known as... | |
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I need say nothing of the order that comes with this for yr supplying the garrison of Gibraltar, which the Queen thinks it is very much for her service to keep, tho' at an expence to her, which should indeed be borne by the two Kings of Spain and Portugal. 