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... ARMY. A CAPTAIN an old and highly r espelable Regiment, of one Battalion, now in England, change into corps of two or more Battalions, hot on. Foreign Service. Letters (postpaid) addressed to L. M. Bearbitidar.Lane, London, will be instantly attended ...
... ARMY ESTIMATES. The SECRETARY at WAR presented the Army Estimates, and gave notice, he should move them in tlie Committee of Supply orr Friday. Mr. ROBSON expressed a wish that the Estimates might be printed. The SECRETARY at WAR said, they were ex_ aftly ...
... draw the attention of the House to the subject of the clothing of the army. _ The Motion for the production of the Papers was then agreed to. The SECRETARY AT WAR presented the Army Estimates, and gave notice that he would to-morrow move certain Resolutions ...
... 4ussian Army of 58,000 meta, .under Gene. and Thus the united of the t wo Imperial Courts in Germany will to abo u t 200,000 men, without :vekoning Army in th e T yrol and the numerous Armies of erv e. • th t Oct. 6.—The Head•glarters of Army were removed ...
... should not please army in the niomenf of triumph ; and hee - trusted that those who knew him would be sAisfied that the prohibition whit:h he was compelled to pronounce was in violation of his feelings, anti resulted solely - from his sense of duty, ...
... Mr. Serjearit BEST, avho would be examined as a army, and for Gerona, and .the French are stated to witness upon this trial. In opening this- case to the I have taken such a position es to cut off General Jury, he said, it was hisintention to avoid as ...
... i I tot to, reSign - ' the 'command of the army ; derstood- a proposition this'kittd been drawn the band-Writing Of Sir D. Dundas, Which' had been approved of by several Officers, and only laid aside through the -opposition Of One. Such proceedings, he ...
... t 00 : od Y; a month 16'43 as ago the weekly return the Army IN ENGLAND. Cavalry Artillery, ( t i Infant ty 3 ' l ' tor rigaaout2o,coo t )4,4ilitia e of the Supplementary IN SE,E.i.AND. ' Li arsgul alto he - • • The Regular Force now in Britain is not ...
... this unhappy woman so, that t as soon after seized with the pains ofl about, and her sick. chilaren were obliged to be brought into the same room where she wan. The east corner of this house, which was occupied by the Plaintiff, was left standing after ...
... Asiatic troops are joining with all haste the Turkish army. There are great movements. at Constantinople. It seems certain that the. Archduke Constantine will take the chief command of the hussian army in Turkey.—(idern.) CONSTANCE, JULY 1.--lii the night ...
... oppose our army, united with the English and Portuguese ? If he before could not offer battle to our army, and retired from his advantageous positions, can he do it now that Cuesta has redoubled his forces, and that he will be aided by the army of La Mancha ...
... of John Surnder; consisting of a House, Out,Buildings,* Orchard, Gar and several Closes of Land, containing 32 A.:2 R. 13 P. In EUXTON. 2. Two Closes of Land called the Rye Crofts, in the.several possessions of John Johnson and Williahri Rose; containing ...