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... entrance, an arch was thrown (thirty-two feet high), with triple rows of lights, and at the east and west angles of the enclosure to the northward, were placed pyramids of light 30 feet high. northern steps were illuminated on this occasion with coloured ...
... accounts before Parliamerit, our military force has, within the last year, received an increase of 4046 cavalry, 898 artillery, infantry, and, 4290 militia. ,Total, 15,699. The arrangements for increasing pay of Surgeons of the Navy have been corifirmed by the ...
... regiment of Foot, Licutenant Robert Gibson to be cap- tain of a company, without purchase, vicc Muller, promoted in the York light infantry volantecrs. Lieutenant James Gronby Stones, from the 46th foot, to he captain of acom- pany, vice Parsonage, deceased ...
... kept so ? to crowd proclaim bosom-flame ? there are but few as 1 lor ever do hear sense pain lips she is ray sight seraph light blest whate’er good be chaste or her in heaviest i to in And rapture’s sell And name magic every passing Shall a of usage heartless ...
... appointed to the 8th veteran hattalion, 8th ditto, John Goodwin, from the 51st foot, to be fieut nant. Thomas Gaynor, late in the Somerset Fencibles, to be ensign. York Light Infantry Voluntecrs, Ensign Wm. Maxwe to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Van ...
... Regiment of Dragaons, Lieutenant John Jebb, from the agth tobe Licutenant, without purchase, vice Ver- “non, 3 Reg ment of Light Dragoons, Cornet John Irving Moss to be Lieutenant, without purchase. ryUi Pitto, Lieutenant Joseph’ Dowson, from Half-pay ...
... considerable body •f Allygole Infantry, whi.h formed part of thp enemy’s force. ' • Lieutenant-Colonel Need, who commanded the •econd brigade, 'is likewise entitled to highest praise and approbation. His Majesty’s 27th and regiments Light Dragoons, the former ...
... Archer, The captured schuyts are about thirty tonsburthen. They are chiefly manned with soldiers belonging to the 51st regiment infantry, and commanded Lieutenants belonging to that corps. The Commander Chief of the division was M. Lori col, a Member ...
... from • Half-pay of the 14th Light Dragoons, Lieut. (repaying the • difference,) v. Gabriel. Cornet R. Cockereil, Lteutwthout purchase.. Cornet Chas. stallard, frdrn the eoth Light Dragoons, Cornet, v. Cockrell. • • LIGHT DRAGOONS, 7th Reg.—Cornet Paget ...
... the Miners consists, in time of peace, of 68, and. war, of too men. The French infantry composed of 90 regt. jbents of Infantry the Line, and 27 regiments of Light Infantry. Among the Col .pels of Regt. jn-nts, the brother and brother-in-law of the Emj* ...
... without purchase, vies AValliiiger, +lto retires. Rich Jebh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Twe.slr . 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1N ijoi-U:minial Piviie, front the M Dragiemi Guard., to be Lieuirliant- Colonel. 1.1 Regiment Foot Guard.--Captain ...
... Commissions signed by the Lords Lieutenants. {th Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer infantry, Thomas Humphreys, to be Quarter-Master. »d Battalion Volunteer Infantry, Thomas Jiowen, Cent, to be Ensign. William Edwards, Cent, to Qaarter-Mattel, tst'Kegimert ...