The Eve of All-Hallows; Or, Adelaide of Tyrconnel, v. 3 of 3

· 1812

Upon your art, Sir, and your faith to assist it, Shall I believe you, then, his wound's not mortal? The banditti who made the fierce and fiery attack, as recounted in our last chapter, a few days subsequent to that sad event were arrested by the _Gens d'Armes_ in Soignies wood. They had been composed, it appeared upon examination, of the daring and desperate of different nations, and that their leader was a Spaniard.…

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