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... same be accompanied by a statement, explaining when and where, me women landed iv this country, and why tltey did not in thc'regnlar way solicit Passesat I lie place there they landed, as also in what manner and when ihey leached London, and at what dale* ...
... THE army. Major-General Lord Howard of Effingham Order* to the 18th ( Uoyah Iriah) Uegiment, on the first inspection of that Corps, since its return, from twelse years foreign service.’ RortMpouth, Oct. 2,1817. The appearance of the Regiment, at the ...
... Fee ding GNU ad, Pastures, and Arable Lands, exclusive of !log Land. which ace allotted to the different recants for Fuel. The Lands are in an excellent state of Cultivation, divided In compact-Farms a n d Lands for accummodat Au', part vith eligible ...
... THE ARMY. following Official Paper bar been inn& CIRCULAR, No 378. _ _ . Wpr 0167 e, Octobe Sir -1n reference to my Circular of 30th o (No a form of atbdavit, which every Half pay he •equired to use in drawing for his Half-pay h beetinber next, invead ...
... r, tie time of Bolivar's landing at Ocumare, much the ire int-resting, because the Spanish Chiefs, who have the means of printing their reports, have completely ne, presented the whole of these facts:—- Our army which landed Ocumare, and some ill-intentioned ...
... the eard, attended by tomtoms shootings of the multitude: After being drawn around about ten minutes, he was let down, aid a Woman suspended in the same manner. Neither of these persons discovered the least signs of pain, Lot wholly at ease. When they were ...
... Bill was lost, on a , motion for its second reading. . . ARMY ESTIM ATES. The House, in a. Committee of Supply, agreer) to several resolutions proposed by Lord Palmerston for the keeping up an Army of 140,000 men.—Adjourded. MAY 13. COWARDLY AND BRUTAL ...
... abandoned the expedition entitled to credit. Every one remains firm in his allegiance to the cause of liberty, and the whole army, with the exception of three or four desertions, (occurrences to be looked for . , and which will happen in every military ...
... matched at the-head'of the Insurgent army to give battle, at seven leagues disstance from the city of to the array from Bahia: all that day the action continued, nd both armies suffered severely. On the RMb, the Insurgent army being, beaten, Martins, with some ...
... to the amount the army ni lintaih&J as our establishment,. The Finance Committee had no doubt made Report upon the subject under consideration, but while he deprecated the idea devolving upon any Committee the amusement of the Army Estimates, properly ...
... stands was then tenanted by an old woman now hiring in the village, who occupied a cottage , garden, orchard, and .a piece of land for fifty year, which now produces upwards of 2001 per annum. At that time freehold land adjoining the Spring could be purchabed ...
... Palmerston were ell put cud carried. TUESDAY. ARMY ESTIMATES. Mr. brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates. Mr. J. P. GRADY moved as an amendment, that the vote for the army be only for half a year, as it was last seissicus ...