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... Whites or Blacks, whom they held in the greatest abhorrence, it led to the commission of many unnatural practices. The East India Company will have no impediments or obstacles to encounter as has been the case with the African Society, from their invasion ...
... that there be for the land forces for the present year 1D9,C(.7 men, exclusive of those employed in the service of the East India Company. Gen. Gascoyne commenced by observing, that he had towards the latter end eklast Session, expressed his intention of ...
... unfortunate young man, parentless, and without the support of friends, having spent tny early years in the gereice of the East India Company, and solily relying on the correctness of my conduct, and the statements of it, which I have already made under the ...
... £lOO,OOO are spol:en of as the cost to the coultry, and £30,00t) as the law accompt of Mr. IlaNktrigs. The If rpn. East India Company so far from neglecting its exalted servant, is said to have !l iven him a pension of £l,OOO a year, with R-12,000 in ...
... July 21. Lieut. J Kincuird, to be Adjutant, July 21. Theret.—Capt. J Gillespie superintendent of recruiting service, East India Company, at the army deAr, i s the Isle of Wight, to he Major in the ainiy, in the East Indies only, July 21, 1814 Hospital ...
... East India Company's Service. Artillery.—Nlen of 5 Pet 8 inches in height f Tiot exceeding 25 years of age, and Growing 'ads of 5 feet 7 inches in height, if not exceed- ing 19. Infanir►/.—Men of S fret 6 inches in height if not exceeding '25 years of ...
... Hun. East India •Company's Troops. A curious case liar ern raised .1 Ilistlinnh us to punishment of a RecriiitingSrrjratit in this st rvice by Nitlitary Law, Irons whin 11, according to thi: opinion pi Mr. a respectable counsel, lie is exempt. From this ...
... HON. EAsT INDIA COMPANY's FOLIC F.s. To be Lieutenant Generals. Major Generals Sir It. Blair, Ic A To be Major Generals. colonels Webber (; Bawnep J S41)1110111 0: g It Gregory J Dovetail Sir J Mulcoalia It Bell J Dighton It Ilaidean T Munro W Tome L ...
... MARRIED. At St. George's, Capt. J Hervey Bober, or the Hon. East India Company's military service, to Miss Juliet WicitKell. Capt . G Anson, Byron, lt. N. to Elizabeth Mary, daughter of the late S. C. Pole, Esq. of Radborne, Derby shire. ...
... MARRIED. On Saturday, Oct. 28, at Kensington, Capt, Eckley, of the East India Company's service, to Ml6* Gayton, of Rose Cottage, llrompton. On the 3d of August. at Rio Janeiro, by the Rev. R. P. Crant' Mr. John H. Martin to Miss Maria Sarina Calder, ...
... ~'Al~l ~TI~:S: MARRIED. At Catnherwell, Captaim Frederick Brown, of the lion East India Company's Service, to Aline, yolinge:t lialighter of the 'late Peter braes, Esq. of Fraeenfield, N. the 10th ultimo at Westmeath, Ireland, John Collies Light, Esq ...
... Esq., of the 30th regiment N. 1., to Mrs. Caroline Swiuton, daughter of the late Major Joseph Fletcher, of the lion, East India Company's service. On Wednesday afternoon, by special license, at Chelsea Church, Henry Rush, Esq., of Hecklield , Hants, to ...