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... number, we are given to understand, ow high authority, that the circular signed by Lord Fitzroy Somerset dues nut apply to the army generally, and had only reference to three particular cases. We state this in order to allay any undue apprehension in the ...
... withont his erg. •The company attemlims the funeral to be refresliedavith a little of the best mountain dew; and suet* wiiie biscuit.— and the birds of the kir fell &sighing and sobbing._ Wl:en they heard the bell toll fur old Cock IluLtaii.' . EDINBURGH ...
... the woodcutters of Canada and Nova Scotia are—hatchets, • saw. culinary utensils, a little cask of ruin, pipes, tobacco, biscuit, pork. beef, salt fish, pease, barley, and a little cask of molasses to sweeten a kind of tea which is made of • nameless ...
... the original cost of the wheat from which the flour and biscuit is to he made must be added, it is argued, in continuation, the freight and charge', and the greater expense of making the biscuit hero than in Hamburg—about Wham per cent. on the value of ...
... —their artillery becomes almost, Haat entirely. swims; the number of nudes necessary to carry wine, biscuit, ammunition, unlimber suppliee for an army on the starch in an enemy's country. 'Necessarily impedes their progress —and in ease of an action or ...
... number of tee .tly 800. assembled in the Town flail, where the provost very properly mewed be preoent: d a Klan of wine and biscuit. He proposed the health of the you;! Queen in a very neat and t p;iro;wiate spce.•h which was received with rapt min eppleupe ...
... short of the surrender of Slush Soo jsh himself. and the abandonment of the guns or the British army. To accede to these conditions would he to expose the army to the almost certain violation of them; the artillery being the last resource which compensate§ ...
... speculate on a reduction of duty. By a fourth clause, foreign corn, in bond, is allowed to be converted into biscuit for the use of the army and navy abroad. TREATIES TEX As.—The ratifications of the long-pending treaties betwean Great B.itain and Texas ...
... dinner. anti spent tF, evening In the puled harmony. highly gratified with kindness and atteeitien of their worthy host. LYA ARMY, CLICII ANNUAL Doexes.—This celebrated club, that never lowered their broom to a rival, held their annual dinner in Mrs Taylor's ...
... import has recently been brought Into this semidry front America, milled rods biscuit Several shipments have been mole, bet as yet the demoselextvens the supply. The biscuits are made very light, about twenty to the pound, rind are of excellent quality ...
... The Vicar of Wakefield. Citizen of tho World, cal Works, Ac .t.c. 1 vol.. Bvo, cloth-Ss. Maxwell'e Victories of the British Armies, with Anecdotes illustrative of Modern Warfare, brought down to 1846, reduced to is. Gal. Passages in the Life of an English ...
... the party 4 the tables we: the Ion at Kinross. ost in and the company, efter drinking to’ navy, matually , and success to her army quarters toget aboat eight o'clock terminated, to the satisfaction of all who were bon forming in the company, which been Stare ...