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... THE ARMY. TiE GALLANT 13TH RInGIMENT OF INFANTRY.- A detachment of this distinguisiied regiment arrived on Tuesday at the Invalid Depot, Casemate Barracks, Gillingham, from Gravesend, where they disembarked from the ship Stag, 71)0 tons, Captain Young ...
... EXPENCE OF THE ARMY. A document has just been issued the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, from which we learn that the total expense of the army in 1835-6 was £6,188,291, which in 1842-3 had increased to £6,602,312. The expense of the navy in 1835-6 was ...
... THE LAND! THE LAND! [ TIE LAND!!!I GRAND MOVNIENT INTHR UNITE STATES.corn GRAND MOVEMENT IN TFIE tINITED STATES.ia MARCH OF AGRARIANISM.an MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL R.EFORMERS. pero of rave (.4biidgd9fOivih Mc orking Atan's Adfvoale' of ne Jane Sf5, ...
... cutting tile c~wtsrs. TIhe Fretleh boats landed th2twhole front Ohe shlop which first escaped, all seamen, anri abou' 300 officers, they-set fire to it after- x7ardls. The other was an ?? shi'p, fronit Uhich were landed most of the men.' The Spaniards also ...
... to L o be its capability of bearing, would produce twice as much the as every Englishman, woman, and child-every l Scotchman, woman, and child, and every Ih woman, and child, could consume, while it W041l transform millions of beggars into wholessO, customers ...
... THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE. (coaunmcATED.) Thee* i» Frew's Maffazine for the present month article ander this title, which should escape the perusal neitber of the advocate nor the opponent of the present military establishment of Great Britain. The writer ...
... another, horses ; and the third, living images of the Almighty Father — a bureau, a horse, a woman ! ' How much for Maria, gentleman ? a very valu- able woman, and sold for no fault.' And Maria was much more white than black — more American than African ...
... Is any and peasant, possessed of four, three, two, or even one selves acre of land and a cottage, to be found in the ranks Lord of Polk's mercenaries ? No, not one. Armies are other not recruited from the nest, they are enlisted and urged mustered from ...
... sulted by those persons, and upon Ryan remonstrating, and attempting to protect the woman, the fellows beat him to death. While they were perpetrating the murder the woman escaped, and ran to the next police station, where, in a few minutes, the body of ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY THE IST OF APRIL, 1845. ere two places are mentioned, the last named is that at Which the Depot of the Regiment stationed.] . f From (he United Service Journal.) U fe Regents-park 41st..Brecon it , FtMaUa Isle Wight Is ...
... THE ARMY.—GENERAL ORDER. Hone Guards, July 18, 1828. His Majesty, being desirous to encourage officers to become settlen in the British North American provinces, is pleased command that grants of land, in the proportions undermentioned, shall, on the ...
... title to land enouglh to live upon; and us one has a just title to a foot more than is necessary for the subsistence of his amily, whileanotheriswithoutland. Land is an inalienable right. Thus stands the case at present. The disease is land monopoly. ...