10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATERERO»
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paterero in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Columbus
This show of war was calculated to rouse the martial spirit of Ojeda. He brought
his ships to anchor, ordered out his boats, and provided each with a paterero or
small cannon. Beside the oarsmen, each boat contained a number of soldiers, ...
2
The History of the Buccaneers of America: Containing ...
... which being perceived by that sentinel, he made no doubt but there must be
enemies near, because the Spaniards, upon pain of death, forbid their people to
strike fire in the night ; insomuch that he presently discharged a small paterero, ...
Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin, Basil Ringrose, Ravenau de Lussan, 1856
3
Charles the Second in the Channel Islands: A contribution to ...
She sustained some damage in her sails and rigging, and Bowden's face was
scorched by the bursting of a paterero, whereupon Sir Peter Osborne, by way of
reprisal, cannonaded the town of St. Peter Port. On the 28th, the commissioners ...
Samuel Elliott Hoskins, 1854
4
Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
... tawd, coeg-athravygarwch gwr gwledig, dyn o'r wlad, Peddle, fu. ymdratferthu
yugdyn gwreng, gwrengai hylch teganau Peafantry, mb. gwyr gwledig, Pedee, 5.
дм' traed, pedettrig gwledigìon, y bobl gyfilredin, Pederero, Paterero, 5. math Q y
...
5
The History of the Bucaniers of America ... Translated Into ...
On the 24th about Eight in the Morning, we discovered three Sail of Ships that
doubled the Point ofHarzsina, which is to theWindward of that Bay, and ten
Leagues to the Leeward of Realegm; _ we preshntly sired a Paterero to call in
our ...
Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin, 1741
6
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... swyddfa breintysgrifau Patent-rolls, pë'-tent rôls, s. pl. cofnodau breintlythyrau,
coflyfrau breintysgrifau Patent-ysllow, pë'-tent iel'-lö, s. brein- felyn, melyn breiniol
[flwch, basgawg Patera, pat'-er-â, s. math o gwpan ; gor- Paterero, pat'-er-er-ö, ...
7
The Post-chaise Companion: Or, Travellers' Directory Through ...
... has the king of birds made this his favourite refidence. The river glides directly
under. The report of a- mnsiet or paterero discharged against this mountain has a
prodigious effect; Mr. - compa [fed on all sidesby high grounds ' 'Description of.
William Wilson (topographer.), 1786
8
Beeton's Historical romances, daring deeds, and animal ...
in whose name they had lustily plied both cutlass and paterero on tho rich shores
of tho Spanish main. Yonder stands bluff, honost, weather-beaten John Hawkins,
Admiral of the Port, the patriarch of the Devonshire seamen — ho who had so ...
Samuel Orchart Beeton, 1871
9
A new Portuguese grammar in four parts ...
Aswivel gun, pedcreio, or I paterero. A bomb. A' great gun, a bombard A mortar-
piece A granade. ' A firelock. A pistol. A carabine. A musket. A battle-ax. A lance.
An halbert. A partizan. A pike. To present the pil.es against the cavalry. Scymeten
...
Antonio Vieyra, J. P. Aillaud, 1813
10
A New and Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
RO, Peterero, or Paterero, a small piece os ordnance, tiled on board fliip', for the
discharging of naih, hioken iron, or partridge (hot, on an enemy- attempting to
board. See Ordnance. They are generally open at the breech, and their chamber
...
