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... ' The 57 depots' of infantry and of sharpshooters can con- tribute-on an average about 100 men to each active batta- lion, supplying au effective force of; 26,000 men, distributed amongst the 260 battalions composing the infantry, as. well as the riflemen ...
... taken, as it wore, into the secret of God's pavilion, and made to examine himself in the light of the Divine countenance. This little Treatise, shining fith the light d of God'sSanctuary, andpeaP ngt i.l Bosceschatissueboth from the Mercy Seat anid the Judgment ...
... which all the troops on the frontier south of Kohat are supplied, On the morningpf the 13th the de- tachment of the 51st Light Infantry was put through a searching Inspection, smg, tbis_done,_X ?? {z, wl'l1virt ?? of the Indas to the oppo- site bank, and ...
... a gentle breeze to temper the burning heat of the sun a lite. BY 94 the fiehting bad become general and close between the infantry ?? Gen. Hoolker' corps leading, supported by Geo. Mansfield's corps, and Richardson'a, followed by the corps Of Gen. Sumner ...
... James Cullen. of |At sea, onpassage fromiCalcutta, on the 29th May last, fr Major John H3:enry Dickson, late of the 51st Light Infantry, is youngest son of the late Maior-Genergl Ssi. Alesgnder lit Dickson, GCB, t ...
... really envied. Lieutenant-Colonel Booth himself aerved in the Raffir war of 1851-.52. Captain Glover served with the 51st Light Infantry in the Burmese war of 1852, and had been lately on the Madras Staff. Captain Mure was with the regiment in the Kaffir ...
... CONCENTRATION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS. * A communication to the Czas, from the banks of 'thefDniester, says that sixty battalions of infantry, 26 squadrons of cavalry, and 96 pieces of arti~leryg are en ecdelonr, and within three days' march of the Austrian frontier ...
... repu- fg= ;or a record of brave deeds doneb by the -Cbse, aloe ipn a the A ustrian ar y w ear no mous- xth Thet Prussi+an infantry coudntaldvanceulandeas , r ...
... naturo the | e 9 t ?? the clouds that overhang tat 5ltry are to dia dye in a calmandferti- shoelr, or to burst in thunder and light- th next few weeks will show. The Libc. on party, emliiiactiig the chiefs of various 11S under th late Monarchy, and the present ...
... a red light about two points on the star- , board bow, and the mate then ordered thahelm hard b a starboard. In about another minute I saw the C bright light of mb steamer not very high above the deck. On first sight of the other vessel's light our whistle ...
... was a daie, which was richly j cnipeted and fitted up with couchees and settses, eand. on it were two candelabra of twenty lights each, which were brilliantly reflected in three large f fustooned mirrors on either side. At the opposite end of the hall ...
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