bricole

It was here the Germans first used a bricole on Estonian soil.

With the bricole they threw rocks into the stronghold at day and night, inflicting relatively serious damage.

Bricole was a flûte built by Jean-Joseph Ginoux and launched around 19 April 1764.

Bricole, Truite, Notre Dame and General Moultrie all participated in the defense of Charleston in early 1780.

He was also elected to the orders of Par Bricole, Svea Orden, Timmermansorden and the Freemasons.

He started in the daily Le Soir with Père Bricole et Félicien et les Romanis.

Additionally, the Navy included frigates, Rattlesnake, Bricole, and Truite, 26, the brigs Notre Dame, 16, and Comet; also General Moultrie, 20.

In the Château des Baux demonstrations of huge catapults (the biggest Trebuchet in Europe, a Couillard also called biffa and a Bricole) are given every day from April to September.

He served on the fluyt Bricole from September to December 1778, the frigate Boudeuse until March 1779, and then joined the Guerrier, on which he was wounded during the Battle of Grenada.

When Sack died in 1774, Hallman delivered an oration to the memory of him, which became the starting point for the order Par Bricole, a society still devoted to cultivating and preserving the Swedish cultural heritage, especially if from the 18th century.

Lucenzo ran lightly to the bow and vaulted the rail, landing neatly on the jetty to fasten the rope to the black and gold-striped bricole, timing everything to perfection so that he could single-handedly dock the boat and kill the engine.

After the Treaty of Paris in 1763, Latouche took part in training campaigns under his uncle Latouche-Tréville and Admiral d'Estaing, serving on the ships Garonne in 1763, and Hardi and Bricole in 1765.

Studenten in Sweden, a board member of the "Concordia Catholica" (Catholic Concordy) and active member of "Sällskapet Emil Hildebrands Vänner" (inter alia, Society Emil Hilde's Friends) and "Par Bricole".

On October 6, the Operation Bricole occurs at night: the list of the subscribers to the MDPPQ is stolen by a team composed of RCMP, Sûreté du Québec (SQ) and Montreal Police (SPCUM) agents.

Visitors to the Château des Baux can see three full scale replicas of huge siege warfare machines and watch demonstrations of huge catapults (the biggest trebuchet in Europe, a couillard also called biffa and a bricole) performing real shootings every day from April to September.