And the seven-hilled city seeking, Fight, conquer, till we're free!" Success now seemed to mark the uprising in Southern Greece; but in the Danubian provinces, without the expected aid of Russia, it was far otherwise.

In that year he fled with his queen from a formidable uprising; and in 1863 Prince William, son of Christian IX.

It was a fanatical uprising of the lower classes to obtain still greater political privileges, led by extreme radicals, of whom Mr. Feargus O'Connor was the most prominent leader, and Mr. Henry Vincent was the most popular speaker.

This uprising (at first successful) in Naples and Piedmont was put down by Austrian bayonets, and the old order of things was restored.

"And the morrow's uprising to deeds shall be sweet."

Ibarra succeeds in having the excommunication removed, but before he can explain matters an uprising against the Civil Guard is secretly brought about through agents of Padre Salvi, and the leadership is ascribed to Ibarra to ruin him.

Trained as we have been in these principles of self-government, appreciating all the blessings which a bounteous Creator has so profusely showered upon us, and desirous to see the principles of civil and religious liberty extended to other nations, we rejoice at every uprising of their oppressed people; we sympathize with their struggles, and within the limits of our public laws and public policy, we aid them in their efforts.

A great, terrible, bloody uprising is unavoidable.

Since also he saw that many of the senators and of the others who had been devoted to Antony still maintained an attitude of suspicion toward him, and as he was afraid they might cause some uprising, he announced that all the letters found in his rival's chest had been burned.

But the more powerful he held in possession because they were slippery and dangerous and either had enemies in adjoining territory or on their own account were able to cause a great uprising.

[-29-] As soon as Augustus had departed from Spain, leaving behind Lucius Æmilius as governor of it, the Cantabri and Astures made an uprising.

As they saw what support he had and were victims of no injustice, but instead received money, they made no uprising.

You will remember that the employes of the East India Company, with their families, were residing within the walls of Fort William when an uprising of the natives occurred June 20, 1756.

They called it uprising and I found out their purpose was to hold down the nigger.

And, once more, to those among ourselves who are influenced by evil prognostications, it was most dispiriting to be told, as if by cool, unprejudiced observers from outside, that no uprising of patriotism, no heroism of sacrifice, no combination of wisdom and power would be of any avail to resist a foreordained catastrophe.

There wasn't no trouble on my mother's place, but they had heard that there was an uprising among the slaves, and they called all the Niggers up to the house.

It was typical, nevertheless, of the sudden, impulsive uprising of the unorganized everywhere.

Matthew Carey was also held responsible, rightly or wrongly, for an uprising in the book-binding establishments of New York.

The pile is lighted,the last words of the reckless priest have died upon mine ear, and his figure and countenance, with the myriad forms and faces, of the insulting multitude around me, are lost in suffocating volumes of uprising, dense, white smoke!

I don't recollect of any slave uprising.

I have tried to check this uprising, but I've failed.

There was another slight Manila experience, which took place after the first parting with David Cairns, the latter being called to China by rumors of uprising.

When Lafayette heard of the uprising of the 20th he determined to go in person to Paris, affirm the authorship of his letter, and urge upon the Assembly the destruction of the Jacobin party.

The Uprising Led by Mattathias.II.

Whiskey rebels; the story of a frontier uprising.