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... The army estimates laid before parliament show us that an increase h to made to our land forces of 8,060 men, exclusive of those employed in the E Indies. The total amount of money asked for is £6,082,901, being an increase of £103.629 list j year. An ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. ON TH IST AUGUST, 1849. rw heretwo places areraentioned i that a which the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed.! (From the United Service Journal. lst Life Guards—Hyde Park 43d Foot—Kilkenny 2nd—Windsor |44th—Malta; Me of ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY' ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, 1846. Where two places are mentioned the last named is that [which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] (From Service Journal.) lit LifeGuard«—WindsV Foot—Malta; Wight — Park bat. Malta Royal Horse ...
... morning, having custody Bungaleene, and two lubras, said to havo been received him exchange for the white woman—not the slightest tidings of the] white woman, other than the vague reports in circulation for the last few months (or rather from the very first) ...
... unfounded. It also again expected that corps of troops to rcinforo General is to cross tho Caspian, and land the bay of Kuli Derich, from which the march by land would attended with no difficulties. When the correspondent of the Silesian Gazette states that | ...
... acres cultivated land for every living soul, man, woman, and child, the country. Let us suppose the whole population to be distributed over the country, ar.d to consist, on the average, families of seven persons, two men and a woman, or two women and ...
... opinions are but opinions; you express them against powers who have large armies at their command; and what are opinions without armies?' answer is, opinions are stronger than armies. Opinions, if they are founded truth and justice, will in the end prevail ...
... a strange mar. and woman, besides M'Dougall and the old woman he strange man and woman are called Grey. old woman was washing her short-gown. It was reddish stripped. It is the one shown to him. Was in .Airs. Connaway betwixt (land o'clock. ...
... great natural fastness, affording in its mountainous ranges and seaboard, walls of defence against armies from every part of Europe. Four strips of land demand the attention of those who desire to form a correct conception the surface of Palestine, the ...
... passed in England. proceeded, indeed, in command of brigade, with the army under Lord which landed on the continent only in time hear the defeat of the Austrians Austerinz hut the army did nothing; and he returned along with it. He next took his seat in ...
... name Within his island's records, pure and high ; win one fadeless wreath—then bless his lyre—and die! Oh, ray own land!-my beautiful free land !— Soil the gifted !—Mother of the brave !— love the very shells that gem thy strand— gaze with pride upon th; ...
... with the remnant of the Austrian army, to Berlin, where he resolved to await the French army; but on the defeat of the Austrians, tbe battle of Austerlitz, returned to Petersburgh, leaving the greater part of his army on the frontiers of Germany. lf!flf» ...