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... Resources; with Observations on the Relations subsisting with Great Britain. By Thomas Bartlett, Assistant-Surgeon, 51st Light Infantry. Longman and Co. If Mr Bartlett's authority is to be taken without dispute, a great number of very melancholy and erroneous ...
... Stephens, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be major, vice Ainslie, who exchanges. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Surgeon James Lowry Tighe, from the 51st Foot, to be surgeon, vice Moffat, promoted on the staff. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major Charles ...
... ottency of the weather, without one particular blame attached to any one.—Deceased was in his 51st year. Panoo7lo%.—Staf.—Ensign J. T. Francis, sth Native' Light Infantry, Boinhay, is appointed Assistant in the Revenue Survey, Southern MahrattaC ountry.—Bombay ...
... If.-It having been determined on by the Secreoary at War that a reduction shell take place in that portion of the army the infantry of the line, nearly sixty regiments are to be gradually reduced to their original establisflnieete. Au official order arrived ...
... squadron went into Madia as the Oriental was leaving. Tbe VYalerwitch and Grecian were at St. Helena Dec. 21. Tne Bembiidge, light vessel, bas been removed from ber station this week, and a new one placed in her position by tbe Trinity Board steamer. Tbe ...
... Madras Spectator, of Dec. 14, was brother to Captain L. S. Dickson, formerly of 51st Lt. Infantry, Lieu . C. S. Dickson, 70th Reg. He exchanged from the 85th Lt Infantry in April, 1842, with Capt. Coape. He had been nearly years in the Service, and had ...
... Production.v, and Resources, with Observations on the Relations with Great Britain. By Thomas Bartlett, AsxiNtant- Surgeon 51st Light Infantry. Longman and Co., Paternoster-row. 1813. draw attention to this work, on several grounds. It not only interests the ...
... and RESOURCES. With Observations on the Relations subsisting with GREAT BRITAIN By THOMAS BARTLETT, Assistant Surgeon 51st Light Infantry. This work refers to every colony of New Holland. London: Longman, Brown, Green. and Longznans. 1. JACKSON AND CO. ...
... The fancy dresses were few, but beauty in its every kind ahounded—perplexing its admirers—from her whose look is love and light and gentleness—to her whose stately step and flashing eye would make you think her more than human, but for her mark'd penchant ...
... -It having been determined on by the Secretary at War that a reduction shall take place in that por- tion of the army, the infantry of the line, nearly sixty regiments are to be gradually reduced to their 6 riginal establishment. An offlicial order arrived ...
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... Let, ages of his Juvenile Conversations with a sort of dramatic Mr. G. H. LAWRENCE complained of the baldness of 1 By the light winds led to a distant spot, To enter on life and a doubtful lot. ' then, the depths of our being be stirred when we look o ...