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... the Sctieldt; landed on Walcheren and engaged in several affairs with the enemy; also present at the siege and capture of Flushing with the Royals, which was the first regiment ' that took possession of the tevvn. In March, 1810, landed in Portugal, and ...
... half, his appointment as colonel on the staff of the army in Ireland basing ceased on the ult. Colonel Henry Somerset, C. 8.. of the Cape Mounted Riflemen, has been appointed to the staff of the army at the Cape of Good Hope, as colonel. Lieut. Colonel ...
... to the plaintiff, for certain land required by the company for the purposes of the Norwich Extension line ; and that the said bod was only to be put in force provided the plaintiff made a sufficient title to the lands before a day named, in which respect ...
... THE ARMY. INFANTRY. 9th Regiment.—From the army of the Sutlej to Meerut.— ; Lieutenant Burden to command the depot of the corps . at Umballah, from the date of its marching on field service. Lieutenant Taylor, wounded in action, has leave to Mussmorie ...
... show; but at present the maintenance of her army alone costs as much as our army, navy, and ordnance put together. If Mr. Cobden thinks that by any promised reductions the French can reduce the cost of their army and navy to 10,000,0001., when the former ...
... THE ARMY. CAVALRY. 11th, Prince Albert's Own Hussars, Island Bridge Barracks, Dublin.—This corps will march from Dublin, for New Bridge, the middle of this month, there to be stationed. INFANTRY. Ist Battalion Ist Royals, Depot Nenagh.—Captain Ormsby ...
... WOMAN lian Doria, Mr. Anderson; Benoni, Mr. Vandenhoff; Inez della Alaretrova, Miss Vandenhotl; Lina, Mrs. Nisbett. To be followed by the_new_and original Comic Interlude, called MY WIFE'S OUT. To sonelude with a Burletta, entitled THE LOAN OF A LOVER ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...