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... be afraid to encoanter an army of 200,000 such men. The defeat he represents as le than any be ever before saw ; and adds, that he hopes yet to have the oppurtunit: proving that he could defeat a much army. loss of the army was ooly 102 men killed, and ...
... passed between the two king~, and it came ww - an agreement that King Eric should take Northumber- ,| land as @ fief from King Athelstan, and which land he , | should defend against the Danes or other vikings. Eric - | Should let himself be i |, together ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. es On the Ist of October, 1846. THE UNITED sERvice JOURNAL.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed. Life Guards. Foot. Ist, Windsor | 39th, Bengal—Chatham ...
... ammunition, kit, provisions, discipline, trained leaders, military genius, and all that. hes already amount to a formidable army—for an Irish makeshift. Mr Smith O’Brien “ reviewed” a considerable body at Cork. He rode upon the with a brilliant “ staff ...
... SWEET WOMAN Woman Man— been without thee” first holy morning light infant' sight delight Sweet Who its soft and tender frame In blissful dream from Hear’n Sweet I Who infant years— in smiles— dries up its fobbing fears Woman t Who do’ing face every lineament ...
... Trees, and a large Kitchen Garden. Together with several Closes of rich meadow LAND, thereto, containing by common estimation thirteen acres, three roods, and four perches of Land, statute measure or thereabouts, be the same more or The House stands in a ...
... THE Army. ’ tages pro ——GEnERat Onveas.—The advan- ing’ settlers for military and naval officers becom- dated Col lonial ian colonies. under the me- now extended fice, August 15, 1834, are aad navy who may be desi ‘ernment to officers of the army of Ceylon ...
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... a stout active YOUNG WOMAN as SERVANT ALL WORK— One from the country be preferred— Apply at the Advertiser-Office house academy STOCKPORT v of the weather having interfered the the premises Mr SMITH most respectfully form his friends that bis pupils ...
... easily which an boat full take him cluiq: theside land cabin passenger every answer himself Mat hours in having to a to save th elegance way scarcely mail coach horn no further particulars Ferry when that the Captain (Morgan) had Ferry on had information ...
... which had been taken by Holkar Sepf 23 Major-General Wellesley with an army consisting only of 4500 men of whom about 2000 were Europeans attacked and defeated at Assaye Scindeah’s army consisting of 38500 cavalry 10500 infantry 500 matchlocks 500 rocket-men ...
... Der unquestionably wife; the law of that country supposes every woman above years of age legally capable af marriage, and all Marriages contracted that age valid, whether Savetioned of not by parents or guardians, Now, Scotch marriages have been iv our ...