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... the church parade. The weather was unfavourable, and the King did not attend, as was expected. Only the infantry of the 7th division, amounting to about 15,000 am, were prefient, 'kit the fiectic w thc rnycikiteNe4t' ing as it harnltitided with the other ...
... auspiciousness of the season In the ensuing week Mr. Durgan will have I upwards of one thousand labourers employed on the 7th' division, mid nil! continue with unabated enerev until hi- contract on -i.v pan of the line is finished. Number > divi- sion will ...
... :Sirs. R. Greenlaw's familvlss 6d H. Mills, Esq 1 0i Ditto servants Mr. Shott, baker. 0 s'lllajor Ilobe, R.E Ol6 7th Division of Ship- IlMis3Kirkeup 0 10 wrights 0 811 r. W. Harrison 1 0 Jane, from Dover. General Cartwright 1 0 Mr. S. Warner 1 0 ...
... 1 OMrs.R.Greenlaws familylss6d H. Mills, Esq 1 0 Ditto servants Mr. Shott, baker. 0 5 1 Alajor Robe, R.E 0 16 7th Division of Ship- Mis3Kirkeup OlO wrights . Jane, from Dover. General Cartwright 1 0 Mr. S. Warner 1 0 Mr. Follett, Sinbad.. ...
... and the troops coming from the north, followed his march, with the design of annihilating them. The commandant of the 7th divIsion was at Montforte, wilt the 6th Cavalry and 0th Casadoris, prepared to ata( k the inenrgents in the event of their crossing ...
... 0, Mrs. R. G reenlsw's familylss 6d H. Mills, Esq 1 o,Ditto servants Mr. Shott, baker. 0 5 Major Robe, R.E 7th Division of Ship- Kirkeup wrights 0 811 Ir. W. Harrison 1 0 Jane, from D0ver. 1 0 *s. W. Harrison 1 0 General Cartwright ...
... 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 ...
... cuirasses. From every throng the unbroken squares still emerged, pursuing their steady way amidst a terrific fire; the 7th division successfully accomplished its long semicircular sweep, crossed the Turenes, and took up its ground between that stream ...
... Lieutenant W. H. Horsley appointed civil engineer of tbe Sth division Lieut. P. M. Francis to act as civil engineer of the 7th division during Majoi James* absence on sick certificate Cavalry.— Lieut.-Colonel T. K. Limond permitted to retire from :he service ...
... Presidency on medical certificate. ENGINEERS.—Second Lieutenant G. W. Walker appointed first assistant to the civil engineer 7th division, vice Fraser, proceeding to Europe. EUROPEAN INFANTRY.—Lieutenant Colonel J. Garnault removed from 50th to 46th Regiment ...
... 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 ...