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The Siege Of Fort Erie. Many anecdotes


have been told of L" hair-breadrh escapes" and


strange accidents connected with this memorable


siege The Albany Argus says that at the time


oil rlcochet hiring by the enemy, one shot entered
tent, struck off the head of an officer and the
hand of the person shaving him. A lieutenant


had just arisen in his bed to pour some water
from pitcher, and when he replaced his head,
the pillow want there A shot had carried it
away. The preservation of the Irish subatern's
life was truly marvellous. He had left his uniform
coat hanging in the tent, and on his return, it
was without any tails The Hibernian brought
forth the forlorn skirt and fourished it before his
companions proof of his lucky eseape-" for
by the powers" said he, 81 was near afther put-
ting IL on this rery morning." ..tt.-. -.