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... PENINSULAR WAR We extract the following description of the taking of St. Sebastian’s from Constable's Miscellany: it is written by Mr. John Malcolm, late of the 42d : The sea was bright and calm not cloud obscured the sky ; not breath of air stirred the ...
... PENINSULAR WAR. A number of Officer*, who served in the Peninsula, have agreed Dine together MON DA Y, NOVEMBER instant— Major-General WYNDHAM the It that Lieutenant-General Sir EiiwabA Bi.akp- NKY, Commander of the Forces (at present England), will honour ...
... STORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. Companion volume to The Story of Waterloo with Portraits and a Map, 7s. fld. bound. VII. JAMES THE SECOND. An Historical Romance. Edited by W. H. Ainsworth, Es 3 vol.. With Illustrations. This romance has eonsiderable merit ...
... NAPIER'S HISTORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR Colottcf Napier's object U give complete view the Peninsular war, not only military but civil political influences —not merely tracing the successful career of the Bnglish and their allies, hut searching into the ...
... This day is published, In gvo.. prfr« llrr'HE First Volume of the HISTORY of the T PENINSULAR WAR. By William F. P. Nap.er, addressed to General Savary and Notes were dictated by the Emperor and* thev throw a clear light upon the early proceedings ,be ...
... published, in Bvn., price 4s, (id. sewed, Strictures on certain passages ..r XAEin’JJNANT-COI.ONEL NAPIER’S HISTORY' of PENINSULAR WAR, which relates to the Military ' Opinions and Conduct of General Lord Viscount BERESFORD, G.C.B. &c. tie. Printed for ...
... LITERATURE. THE BIVOUAC; OR, BTORIRS THE PENINSULAR WAR.— * MAXWKL t-* AUTHOR ** STORIES OP WATERLOO,” &C. IN THREE VOLS. LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY. Mr. Maxwell is one of the most prulitic writers of light iiv.U graceful military sketches that the present ...
... diac«v«rr the murderer. Captain was very distinguished officer; he signalised himself in the Peninsular war, and served the 28th regiment Waterloo. He was on the point of returning England with his family. Wnsca Hits kkom Dvei.iK.—The Hive, Captain with ...
... MR. COLBU RN'S NEW PUBLICATIONS. ow ready, in 3 vols., A Novel. AND COUNTRY. By Mrs. TROLLOPE. PENINSULAR WAR. STORY OF THE larquis of LONDONDER RY. By the M Mr. Gleig’s Story of the Battle of ‘aterloo. a companion vol lume to art I, 2a. 6d , with Portraits ...
... and Adjutant Duff, late of the 42d Royal Highlanders, ii/which regiment be distinguished himself during the whole of the Peninsular War. ...
... deputy-inspector-gencra! of the forces at Bombay, nits is gome compensation for his long and active service during the entire Peninsular war. There is no man more highly esteemed in the army than Doctor Franklin. ...
... THE ARMY. We are gratified to hear that Major-General W. Napier, the historian of the Peninsular War, is to succeed to the Colonelcy of the 27th Regiment, Tice Sir John Maclean, deceased.—Globe. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. We understand that the Rev. Mr. Tierney ...