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Haslet was quickly pulled out of the water.

Colonel Haslet was killed and the command structure was rebuilt.

He lost to the Democratic candidate, Joseph Haslet, by only 71 votes.

Haslet and the militia rushed to Lewes' defense.

There is no known portrait of Joseph Haslet.

During the crossing, several men fell overboard, including Colonel John Haslet.

Jemima Haslet died a month later "of an inflammation in the throat and lungs."

Haslet was accused of being a former slave owner, and neglecting the Lewes defenses in 1813.

Haslet became the only man in the 19th century to win two terms as Governor, but his combined victory margins were less than 100 votes.

Welsh haslet is traditionally made from finely minced potatoes, pigs' liver and onions.

Mercer's second in command, Colonel John Haslet, was shot through the head and killed.

Colonel John Haslet quickly reassigned him to duty as the regimental surgeon.

In the UK there are regional meatloaf dishes known as Haslet.

"My Lord, the first subtlety - haslet."

Haslet is a suburb near Fort Worth.

Haslet is a pork meat loaf, which is flavoured with a variety of herbs and spices.

Haslet may also refer to:

Haslet was first buried at the First Presbyterian Church cemetery in Philadelphia.

Three years later, in 1804 he was successful, beating Joseph Haslet, the Democratic-Republican candidate.

They are usually smoked or scalded to preserve the meat, but some, such as haslet and liver sausage, are totally cooked.

The local militia fled under the British attack, but Haslet and Smallwood fought on until, at last, they too yielded the ground.

The rest of the army crossed without significant incident, although a few men, including Delaware's Colonel John Haslet fell into the water.

Haslet (disambiguation)

Haslet is a herbed pork meatloaf.

Which in fact was why he was still here, recopying pages and hitting up Haslet for snacks to refill his ink reservoirs.