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... _irf-.hh' manner on the .'ld corps. They directed against it three i ttyljons of in- fantry, which included the German battalion, supportwd by 2,000 eayajry and six pieces of cannon. A heavy cannonade then STfrSI) _|pri throughout the whole of the line ...
... 410 Police cavalry 02 Infantry . 430 Four companies of artillery ?? 250 Twenty regiments of infantry . . . 13,830 Eleven battalions of chasseurs . . .3,410 Four regiments of artillery ?? 2,427 Engineers 390 24,245 Betides militia 20,810 commercial infantry ...
... of hi* arrangements for the days yet a few manoeuvres, corresponding with the extent of the parade, were performed by the battalion, com- manded by Colonel M'Cleverty, the Commandant ; and during these movements, some of which were esjiecially called for ...
... and all the small portion of cavalry : but the result of the fight was some advantage for the Brazilian troops. A foreign battalion of chasseurs, commanded by the major, who is an Englishman, gave great proofs of bra* very, supporting two dayg* alone, the ...
... Steele, half-pay 60th Foe.t ; Lieutenant R. W. Macdonnell. half-pay 84th Foot; Lieutenant It. Stewart, late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; Major J. Gaff, half-pay Un- attached ; and Lieutenant _. Hettjey, hulf -pay 10M Fwt— all 4iittd June -> 10_7- COCRT OF ...
... recommend a bill of at- tainder to hang their own fathers. Let our readers but conceive the gentlemen of the press drawn up in battalion, the velites, the penny a line men in front — the political economy article men — the heavy infantry in the centre — the ...
... Notwithstanding the numerous obstacles, caused by heavy falls of snow and copious rains, the van-guard, composed of seven battalions of infantry, a company of light artillery, and two regiments of Cossacks, suc- ceeded in passing, on the (ith of April, ...
... and brothers, and by the force of their tears and entreaties, melting down the fervour of their resolutions. At last the battalion was ordered to move towards tlie Westport when, behold the officers complained that their men would not follow, while the ...
... the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment tit Foot, embarked on the 6th inst. at Cork, for Canada. A detachment belonging to the 2d Battalion of the ?? Regiment of Infantry arrived in town, yesterday -Booming, from Scotland, on route to Portsmouth. ...
... whoresign* the Adjutancy only. Hoyal Waggwn Train— Lieutenant William Dean, from the Retired List of the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieute- nant, vice Morrison, be promoted. I.sth Regiment of Foot— Captain Alfred Davis, from the T^th Foot, to be ...
... Bhels had made an incursion into that province, and calling for assistance, as he had not sufficient force to repel them. A battalion of Infantry, and a body of Horse, had conse- quently been dispatched to his assistance. The Zemindars of Mohenpur had created ...
... Pearson, promoted in the 47th Foot. 35th Ditto— To be Lieutenants— Lieutenant Walter Ilutler, from half- pay Ist Hoyal Veteran Battalion, vice Alexander Scott, who exchanges; Lieutenant Edward Davis, from the half-pay, vice O'Keefft- , promoted. To be Ensign ...