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... ARMY AND NAVY. THE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL, AND NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE, For APRIL, contains, among other interesting Papers—Review of the Military Establishments of Great Britain, and the Military Character and Services of the late Duke of York—Thoughts ...
... e b y th e peop l e o f t o 1 7 1 , a nu, or rather, I would believe, by a few individuals, • C e gall ant Candahar army,—th a t army whi c h wa s f or a time neglected, but w!iich nevertheless nobly ye a l r e s id our national honour, and during a period ...
... ARMY AND NAVY. The SEPTEMBER NUMBER of T HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL, and NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE, Contains, among other Important Papers:— Syria, during the Campaign The Assault on Fort Erie. against Meheraet'Ali. Lieut. White's Narrative of his Historical ...
... Tree; Countess de Walstein, Miss Hallande. On Monduy, Isabella, with The Frozen Lake--Tuesday, A Woman Never Ve , t—Wednesday, Der Freischtitz—Thursday, A Woman Never Vext—Friday, a New Tragedy, called Rarenna. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. EVENING his Majesty's ...
... 777 L ARMY. ARRIVAL AT CHATHAM or THE GALLANT 13TH LIGHT INFANTRY FROM INDIA.—The head quarters of the 13th Light Infantry, or Prince Albert's own, arrived at this gar- I neon on Monday, from India. Their strength consisted of I 23 serjeants, 15 corporals ...
... 3 BA YOXNE, A 1.1.14( n 25. While our warriors hoped, and even proclaimed before hand, that the Army of the Faith had extended the sphere of its exploits beyond the Ebro, we see, on the contrary, that the theatre of war comes nearer to our frontiers. ...
... of this law—it is surely a profitable trasie. The trespass was not committed on land belonging to the Magistrate. The gentleman informed against is a man of as much landed property as the Magistrate himself; neither a stranger nor an upstart in the county ...
... L.ADY's MAID tt4 'an or to atteoCi mi one or two young Ladies, a young Woman, who can eref , hair, works well t her needle, has' fbrtr.: knowledge of Mant% a making - , and can get ip fine linink. Can havt &good charade; from the Lady the has jutt left ...
... the which it was made, and this being made on petition, could turn of her young son from the army. Meantime Eugene in not be discharged on motion. a foreign land has made himself a n ew fortune, and returns The CHANCELLOR said that in consequence of what ...
... COOK, a young Woman , who can have an undeniable character of two years and a half. No objection to town or country.—Direct ta, s t. W., 24, Duke-street, Manchesterisquare. - A Aliddle-aged Man' and his Wile, the Alan as -EX. BAILIFF, (kr LAND STEWARD, e ...
... BEWDLNY CROWN LANDS. INTENDED REVIVAL OF GATTONS AND OLD SARUMS BY THE REFORMERS. (From the Ten Towns Messenger.) In our neighbouring borough of Bewdley - are some very extensive woods and cultivated lands, which have been held from the crown by the ...