...of hospitals, Lieutenants Wortham and Jackson of the engineers and staff corps, and other officers. The following day, Sir Hudson Lowe landed and was...to be received. A proposal was made by Sir George Cockbura to Sir Hudson Lowe, that the latter should be introduced by him, as being, in his opinion,...

...accompanied as before by the admiral, and his staff. They were at first ushered into the dining room, behind which was the saloon, where they were to be received. A proposal was mode by Su George Cockburn to Sir Hudson Lowe, that the latter should be introduced by him, as being,...

...George Cockburn, and followed by his numerous staff. As the hour fixed upon was rather uns seasonable, and one at which Napoleon had never received any person,...opinion, the most official and proper manner of resigning the charge of the prisoner ; for that purpose, Sir George suggested they should enter the room together,...

...was fixed upon for the interview, at which time he arrived, accompanied as before by the Admiral and his staff. They were at first ushered into the dining-room,...Lowe, that the latter should be introduced by him as the most official and proper manner of resigning the charge of his prisoner to him, for which purpose...

...was fixed upon for the interview, at which time he arrived, accompanied as before by the admiral and his staff. They were at first ushered into the dining-room,...where they were to be received. A proposal was made by i Sir George Cockburn to Sir Hudson Lowe, that the latter should be introduced by him as the most official...