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... the period selectei for the fete: thus, the Duke of Wellington apiwared as the Duke of CuinlsAlund of that day; the h:rl of Cardigan, as an officer of the Eleventh Dragoons at the battle of Culloden ; the Marquis of Lowlonekay as a cavalry °Meer of the time; ...
... selected for the fete. Thus the Duke of Wellington appeared io the uniform of the Duke of Cumberland that day. The Earl of Cardigan in the uniform O the Eleventh Dragoons at the battle ot Culloden, and the Marquis of Londonderry i:i the dress a cavalry ...
... Richard Gregory; Burkuell, Riggings and John Belcher; Charlton. John Holt and John Cousins; Cottis ford, Richard Wood. and John Mansfield; Finmere, Win. 'Freda ., li aril fbcinas t %kites ; Chesterton, John Jakeman and ...
... be allowed by our government to purchase cannon that have be.en tested by the authorities at Woolwich. Are we to supply the arms by which the American on the Oregon territory are to be. made d Surely the Master-Gen-nal of the Ordinance is not acquainted ...
... held at Chelmsford on Friday —Mr. six buys and two men were descending the shaft of the Baker, uf Writtle, in the chair. Sir John 'Tyrol( 'coma a skiPu when few yard , I,ol n t h an o p, to have lean the person of greatest mark present. From te which the ...