 | William Wilson Hunter - 1875 - 402 lehte
...Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order about the morning's programme, and the Viceroy stepped quickly forward before the...some animal ' from behind the loose stones : one or 362 DEAD. [JET. 50, two saw a hand and knife suddenly descend in the torch-light. The Private Secretary... | |
 | Edward Henry Nolan - 1878 - 506 lehte
...number of armed police. The Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order, and the Viceroy stepped quickly forward before the...animal " from behind the loose stones. One or two persons saw a hand and a knife suddenly descend in the [torchlight. The private secretary heard a thud,... | |
 | Sir William Wilson Hunter - 1891 - 230 lehte
...Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order about the morning's programme, and the Viceroy stepped quickly forward before the...turning round, found a man 'fastened like a tiger 1 ' on the back of the Viceroy. In a second twelve men were on the assassin ; an English officer was... | |
 | William Wilson Hunter - 1892 - 238 lehte
...Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order about the morning's programme, and the Viceroy stepped quickly forward before the...instantly turning round, found a man 'fastened like a tiger1 ' on the back of the Viceroy. In a second twelve men were on the assassin ; an English officer... | |
 | Osborn Wilkinson, Johnson Wilkinson - 1896 - 494 lehte
...nearer to the Viceroy. The Superintendent turned aside to give an order, whilst the Viceroy stepped forward before the rest to descend the stairs to the...the loose stones, one or two saw a hand and a knife descend in the torchlight, the private secretary heard a thud, and instantly turning round found a... | |
 | E. LETHBRIDGE , M. A. - 1876 - 484 lehte
...Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order about the morning's programme ; and the Viceroy stepped quickly forward before the...behind the loose stones ; one or two saw a hand and knife suddenly descend in the torch-light. The Private Secretary heard a thud, and instantly turning... | |
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Superintendent ; the Flag-Lieutenant of the Glasgow and a Colonel of Engineers a few paces behind, on left and right; the armed police between them, but a little nearer the Viceroy. The Superintendent turned aside, with Lord Mayo's leave, to give an order... 