... establishments in the course of the Naar 1818, £763,318. 12s. 11d. But as the charge of the Troops in India. defrayed by the East India Company, and thli of the Army in France was paid out of th. French contributions, it is necessary to out of the calculation ...

... Quarter Master's bill monthly. The Court adjourned until! tb Memoreindum : It is not necessary to Regiments included in East India Company. TVar.gffice, February 1819. ...

... rish are suffering in a tenfold degree ; I might tell him with truth, he was an arrant impudent impostor. Should the East India Company which posseses such ample means, be disposed to perform such a laudable and praiseworthy an act, by warmly espousing ...

... merely requital their . .. . dID . MISCELLANEOUS. Major Power's company of Artillery, ern• barks for St. Helena. The Hon. East India Company, has raised its quota of soldiers for the year. The Officers lately reduced, have been declared ineligible to the recruiting ...

... all the statements wade' in it.) REGISTER. C'i►arge of Forces, at Home and Abroad, exclusive of those employed by the East India Company. Infantry continued. Regiment of Foot Two Battalions Brought forward Lieut. General Fitzroy's Earl of Dalhousie's Marquis ...

... Woolwich, for the peculiar study of their destined profession. Add to these, the lads designed for the service of the lion. East India Company, islio received the rudiments of their education at this very College, long prior to the existence of the East India ...

... ride there lu safety, especially at A Room Bay. EAST INDIES. A trag;cal accident lately happened on board one of the East India Company's row boats, employed with Captain Maxfield, in surveying the eastern passage. A tyger sworn from the shore, sprung ...

... severely wounded. The dispute arose from the remarks of the latter on the former's arrangement of a garrison balt. The East India Company, is said to have entered into a contract for a term of years with the Board of Ordnance, for supplying the whole annual ...

... the 12th of June last, at Janina, in the East Indies, of a malignant fever, Lieut. Lucas Lawrence, of the Honourable East India Company's Bengal establishment, and commanding his Highness the Nizam's artillery at Aurnogabad. On the Stb inst., in Greenwich-park ...

... .l Bri , tish service, and that munificence which is understood at home to charamerizt all the arrangemnents of the East India Company, that if a gallant fellow does save a few hundreds in such a distant clime ; it should be a reserve to aid him in the ...

... brave, judicious general, and accomplished statesman, must feel high gratification, on reading the proceedings of the East India company in granting a magnificient tribute of their esteem and approbation, of the great and glorious services of the must Noble ...

... course of some uharnat' which he smite to show the expediency of the measure,stated that it was most necessary that the East India Company should have a force at their disposal to protect their warehouses, which contained property of so valuable a nature ...