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... . The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Pewhawur on the 28th of Auguat, but mist of them were seized and will he summarily dealt with. Herat was evacuated the Persian troops on the 27th July. At No-much part of a squadron of the 2nd Bombay Light Cavalry ...
... heart-slispad hand of 1 six wide,sturklad with pring blossoms ! and lights. Th. central floral ornament conids '4 of two made a pink roses and trans- I with arrc.ws wad° of violets. The lights were I all rose-coicured. The ices were in she shape of pink hearts ...
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... division crossed at 0200 hrs in the face of light opposition The US 30 division crossed north of Assenburg at 0200 hrs and an hour later 79 division crossed The assaults were all successful and casualties fairly light While the ground troops pushed on 17th ...
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... Safety Match (which lights only on the box in which it is contained) that has been patented al d introduced by Messrs Bryant a d May, London. It was the only one allowed to be used in the international Exhibition Building, because it lights only on the box ...
... veins, and like an instinct wrought. Not his the bookworm's passion for dead books, The connoisseur's mole-eye that gathers light, Groping in ways where common eyes find night, But on God's work-day world turns blankest looks,. Where he loved books he loved ...
... artillery. Then comes the corps of guards, in three divisions of infantry, three divisions of cavalry, and one division of artillery of 120 guns, then the grenadier Icorps, equal ill strength infantry corps, together 1 114,000 men and 210 guns. There are two ...
... play The committee Tealise the having one the ground constant attendance the nets and while they do desire to in Mexwell’s light feel that Creher Maxwell were permitted to be away at time members have for complaint PRITCHARD’S BFNEFIT Tho match between ...
... crystallisation defined. It is the second diunond found on that creek.—Melbourne Argue. The colour of the shakos worn by the infantry is to be chan ge d from blue to rifl e green . The officers of the 99th Lanarkshire Regiment will, in future, wear a dice-box ...
... lances, a new idea in our army, and one that is probably not destined to survive long. What with sailors on camels, mounted infantry, and dragoons armed with lances, our army and navy, says the Daily GrayAie, have gone through some curious experiences in ...
... all out to time, including the 29th and 51st Companies Imperial Yeomanly and a Steii(lll 01 the Wiltshile Yeomanry, two guns of the Royal Horse Artillery, and half a section of the Royal Irish Rifles Mounted Infantry-150 to 200 strung in all. We the advanced ...