hacket pain造句

• Hacket Pain was reported to have resigned in early November 1920.
• In November 1896 Hacket Pain was promoted from major to lieutenant-colonel.
• Under Hacket Pain's guidance, the Volunteers were organised and trained in military effectiveness.
• However Hacket Pain sometimes resisted pressure.
• According to his obituary in " The Times ", Hacket Pain " was always believed to have planned and carried out " this operation.
• Hacket Pain was fully supportive of the Ulster Volunteers'political agenda, and made a political speech at a smoking concert for a section of the East Belfast Regiment in Ballynafeigh in August 1914.
• However it is known that Hacket Pain wrote to Crawford in January 1914 asking for a statement of the arms which Crawford had already imported, and requesting Crawford to undertake further gun-running if authorised by Edward Carson.
• Hacket Pain's wife was from a Jewish family and in 1908 she unsuccessfully challenged her grandfather's will which gave her the proceeds of the investment of ?, 500 but provided that it would be cut off should she marry outside the Jewish faith.
• In January 1919 Dawson Bates wrote to Sir James Craig telling him that Hacket Pain was reluctant to bring out troops against Sinn F閕n-inspired strikes in Belfast, or to do anything that might make the workers think they were being intimidated, despite pressure from people Bates described as " scare-mongers ".