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... THP: ARMY'. (From the United Service Gazette.) It is expected that Colanei Crawford will succeed the le Col. Gun!)le as commanding officer of artillery at DEvonport. The Hopewell will leave the River OR the 30th inst., for Cork, where she will receive ...
... 2H ARMY. Mlir-General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, K.C.E., Military Secretary to Gereral Lord G.C.B. and G.C.H , Commanding in Chief, had hrt to day at his office in the Horse Guards. The third and last division of the 68tl,'(Durham) Regiment of Foot arrived ...
... question in this case was whether the costs of a reference to the Master, in respect to the purchase: of certain Land, part of the glebe land of the parish of Sc. Michael, should be paid by the railway company, or by the vicar, Mr. Cresswell. Considerable ...
... ces of worse than nee to Egyptian bondage. Every man and woman seems bound 0 drink, or at least to taste, on certain frequent occasions, bi t he obligation as imperative as the law of the land; and whole, the general results are so ruinous and distressing ...
... for the benefit of the army—they had given 20,0001. for the brevet by which the officers of the army were immediately benefited, so that a sum of 70,000/. had beets within that time absolutely placed at the disposal of the army. So far from desiring to ...
... A THE ARMY. Ow-fourth of iaFh of . the foliowinglifia Regiments was diseharged on'ilie',Wth of May, another fourth is to he discharged successively on tht. , 10th June, and August :—Beikshire, Cambridge, Carmarthen, Cheshirc,Derby, East Essex, West Essex ...
... :MIMI ARMY IX SPAIN. • The following letters,. contain, come j'nfor . rnati:9G relative to the , (late of Ot AIN troops, ilie nature olthe country through which _theyytypliatfcd SALA MANCA, Nov. 25.—A. confiderable part cf the !army en.: tered Spain by ...
... ARMY AND NAVY. THE JANUARY NUMBER OF T HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL, and NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE. . - . Contains, among other Important Papers:— Notes for the New Year. Bombardment of Acre, with a Plan of the Place and Position of the Ships. Original ...
... master of a fleet of steamers and gun-boats fight a land battle with naval means and appliances, as was strictly speaking the case at Flensburg, in almost any district, but he could at any time land upon every point from the North Sea, and having worked ...
... destroyed. The young woman was so violently struck by the electric matter, that she rolled to the opposite side of the house. Her side was much scorched, and her hair and eye-lashes singed. She is expected to recover. There was a woman present, but she escaped ...
... The conquest on that occasion was easy. But was it as easy to withdraw that army? No :—the difficulty only began when the Trocodero He trusted the noble lord would take warning by the cireamstances which attended that interferenc e on the part of France ...
... shall be deprived of his land, and receive the value or his crop, a cording as the same shall be determined by live of the other tenants. And, lastly, the proprietors of the land on their part pledge themselves to continue the land to their tenants so long ...