Langhorn

January, 1787, after a long and tedious journey, in the middle of winter, through Sweden and Finland, we find him in Copenhagen, having discovered Langhorn shut up in his room, without being able to stir abroad for want of money and decent clothing.

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At the tavern he went to, he learnt that a Major Langhorn, an American officer, "a very good kind of a man," as his host described him, "and an odd kind of a man, one who had travelled much, and fond of travelling in his own way," had left his baggage behind, which was sent after him to

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 12, No. 328, August 23, 1828 Various

Later, Father Ephraim rebuilt St. Andrew's Church on a larger plan, and the building was opened with ceremony; and Master Patrick Warner, the Company's Protestant Chaplain at Fort St. George, complained indignantly to the Directors in England that Governor Langhorn had celebrated the popish occasion with the 'firing of great guns' and with 'volleys of small shot by all the soldiers in garrison.'

The Story of Madras Glyn Barlow

Generals, Lieutenant Generals, etc., namely, the General of the Jesuites hath sent Commissions from Rome to Langhorn their Advocate General for the

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip 1840-1916 1913

Langhorn wrote a verse about a poor woman with a babe at her breast hunting over the battlefield of Minden for the body of her husband, and when she found him she knelt by his side and wept, and the big tears fell upon the face of her child and mingled with the milk he drew; "A child of misery baptized in tears."

Bill Arp from the uncivil war to date, 1861-1903, 1903

Bellasis general of the army; Petre, lieutenant-general; Ratcliffe, major-general; Stafford, paymaster-general; and Langhorn, advocate-general.

Royalty Restored 1883

Turner, Jesuits all, and Langhorn, a catholic lawyer, for conspiring to murder the king.

Royalty Restored 1883

"Old Wooden Leg was about right when he said that the boy who would write and spell well would do everything else well," remarked Langhorn

From Farm House to the White House The life of George Washington, his boyhood, youth, manhood, public and private life and services 1859

"I would like to see more Tims and less Nicks," Stuart Langhorn, leader of Lancaster city council, told The Standard.

Evening Standard - Home Craig Woodhouse 2011

After the truck struck the car, Langhorn lost control and the truck overturned in the median,

The Shad Plank 2010