| The first thing he perceived was the linstock cut in two by a pair of shears. |
| It was attached to a linstock, a forked stick long enough to keep the cannoneer out of the way of the recoil. |
| It was the difference between a cannon lying quiet in its embrasure, and the same gun when touched by the linstock. |
| They wheel that upon the approaching boat, and Independence holds the linstock over the fuse-hole. |
| It is not known how he will plead over the incident on the M6 near Linstock, Cumbria, in January. |
| Semicircular indentation on the planks of the linstock to house the grips of the corresponding arm. |
