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... ARMY ESTIMATES. 1 Anew for the Horn, and Stations, exclusive of the imp, employed i n Nu t s, to be augmented 117579 Homes, Oillems,al Ara-Contreiseimied ()miter., 7175 mak sad file, the increased neat for which will 'de £113,310 on the effective, and ...
... 19.11 LAND. MONTE VIDBO.—Was A run Rivas PLATII.-1111.11110111, elitists from the repetition, and eves Born the belief, of naked truths demi iptive of the barbarous treatment and mad, u( putting to death of these who have had the misfottom to fall into ...
... Adjutant ???.— The following particulars relating to the fir*t introduction of Lieutenant Munro to the army may be relied uponßetween and 20 years ago (he being then about of age) Lieutenant Munro met Corporal Grace, of the first Regiment of Life Guards ...
... Dam land an (I. —This term implies gift to God. is that personal chattel which is the immediate cause of death, and becomes forfeited to the King to he applied to pious uses, and disrrihuted by his almoner. In the (lays of Popery it was expiation for ...
... ultimately secure for such a work, we rejoice to see the interpretation of a highly gifted — woman's wit. so felicitously accomplished by a highly gifted woman ;—for whatever merit we •' Lords of the mation—as we su peel the male part of that creation ...
... Arrival of one the Prisoners from Cabool. Amongst the passengers landed from the ship Windsor, which arrived on the instant from Calcutta, with detachment of the 49th regiment, arc Mrs. Eyre and son, the wife of Lieutenant Vincent Eyre, of the Bengal ...
... spoke to Sup. Hareandgenst thought there was no charge; I saw the woman take Ithe hams Eliza V wile—l renumber being in the chareblard with Welt Dargard 'wet after church on Wednesday armies; we were play lag tag ; woo naming away; )sung Dewgard roe me ...
... and escaped under the protection of the Army of the Centre, tin' way of Toledo nd Aranjuez. The garrison of' the Retiro, consisting of 2,.00 men, which had been left to their fate, capitulated to the victorious army the 14-th, where 189 pieces of brass ordnance ...
... nearly concluded by the Ministry for the immediate payment of the army, also fur (he complete supplies necessary for the troops. They also mention that Gen. Cordova's movement from the army, and his visit to Madrid, was in consequence of orders received ...
... the Russian army, in 1810, was composed of 0'37,415 men, including Imperial guards 15,2u0 ; troops of the line, 422,882; troops in garrison 84,300; engineers 1113; invalids 13,J)20; it regular troops about one hundred thousand. The whole army was formed ...
... towards a lonely house, and ask for refuge. He there found a woman, to whom he related what had happened to him, not forgetting to add that, bis presence mind, he bad saved his francs. The woman readily consented to give him bed, and conducted him a back-room ...
... thoroughly American:— ** Wanted—4ooo active young men for the L). S. army, whom will beg.ven good pay, clothing, board and medical attendance ; also, 12 dollars bounty and 160 acres ol land.” Strange Sounds, Precursors of an Eventful Period.—For the last ...