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... Portalegre, and proclaimed the revolt, aad had been joined by some of the National Gaud of that place. The 00411- wander of the 7th division was marching on Portalegre with a battalion of infantry and fifty cavalry. Yesterday some reports of an unfavourable oaten ...
... peared to remain stationary. There will be considerable injury again caused by these floods. THE GENERAL COMMANDING THE 7TH DIVISION TO THE MINISTER OF WAR. I announced to you by yesterday's mail that the Rhone had again overflowed its banks. The flood ...
... appeared to remain stationary. There will be considerable injury again caused by those floods. THE GENERAL COMMANDING THE 7TH DIVISION TO THE MINISTER OF WAR. I announced to you by yesterday's mail that the Rhone had again overflowed its banks. The flood ...
... sth Divisions and Lord Aylmer’s brigade j. under the command of Sir John Hope, carried on the blockade of Bayonne; the 7th Division was detached to Bordeaux, and Lord Wellington having with him the 2d,, Bd, 4th, 6th, and Light Divisions, the Cavalry, ...
... appeared to remain stationary. There will be considerable injury again caused by those floods.—The general commanding the 7th division to the minister of war.—l announced to you by yesterday's mail that the Rhone had again overflowed its banks. The flood ...
... appeared to remain stationary. There will be considerable injury again caused by those floods. THE GENERAL COMMANDING THE 7TH DIVISION TO THE MINISTER OF WAR. I anno meed to you by yesterday's mail that tho Rhone had again overflowed its banks. The flood ...
... appeared to remain stationary. There will be considerable injury again caused by those floods.—The general commanding the 7th division to the minister of war.—l announced to you by yesterday's mail that the Rhone had again overflowed its banks. The flood ...
... night. This morning only the rising appears to be stationary. TheiS will be further ravages. THE GENERAL COMMAHDIKG THE 7TH DIVISION TO THI. MINISTER OF WAR, I announced to you by the post of yesterday a fresh inundation of the Rhone, which has since ...
... in their turn came in lor a fair proportion anything in the way business that was going forward. The 4th, 4th, 6th, and 7th divisions, bore the brunt some desperate work, particularly at Salamanca, one of the most remarkable and decisive victories From ...