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... are not less bonolurable'to that nation, than they are to the military character l of the officer, who, by his judicious measures, has . re-established discipline and revived a military spirit' r in the army. I I have again to draw your Tordship's atitnthm ...
... id Substance and Shadovr, &c. 4z CHURCH SERVICE, &c. 2e 7?ds Day is pstlisheidfirse Demym Paper, 3s. 6d. add ?? Joyal Paper,wsth marginjor notes, 5s. loardx, ' TRICYURES ON READING THE CHURCH - t SERVICE; arranged from Sheridants Art of _ Reading, ...
... Only two Rear-AAd- mirals in the command of tlhenaval force in active service, one at Brest, and the other at Toulon. An ordinance of the King, dated 5th of May, re- lates to the military contributions of the allies: after expressing his satisfaction at the ...
... ;85ntbhssasns of the military in favour of h r Otesa0pes and avow~ed, that w~e eastertains Syitapprehenon that none of the fortresses n 1e I ?? ti: ' sa;dot Tihev are in greneral garrisoned by v tlts vers allotted to this service, because y~ ate~ec rtbe ...
... Abisbal in withdrawing with his troops into Spain, bas written a letter to Count Vio- menil, General-in-Chief of the 11th Military divi- sion of France, which he concludes thus:- c ,, I hope that hereafter they %will not be necessary, N and that his Majesty ...
... capable of holding half the number -likely to' rd- apply for acets. 'When it was. finally known, that thea funeral of the Queen Would besolemnisd oii tlihe2d inst. ib- there was no longer any reason toedeferibe meetmig, d- which accordingly tookplaee ...
... the should he prospective ini their operatifir. The Queen v myhad had to contend with overy species of difficulty., Mr. c ?? then took at review of the course of the pro.f ceedingsagainst the Queen. Theevidesiceconsteden wtirely of the slanders, of discarded ...
... attended 'and followed the demise of the lamented Queen, that we have had little opportunity to notice the political circumstances of foreign nations. But abroad as well as at home the spirit of military despotism appears to be the object of those who, ...
... passiolt of the Algerine minitary for assassinatinog their ic art Deys commenced witth the custorn of rewearding their Pett3 services against the people, somewhat in the manner of, her e Mr. Blades and his subscribing friends. A letter from callr Algiers ...
... concert the means, and decide upon . the proper place for a national monument to the me- mory of our injured, and lamented Queen. The Queen's w Plate Committee, we understand, propose to transfer j their funds to this more appropriate purpose. The I beautiful ...
... Proprietor of Lord Byron Poem Cain.** . _ _ Sir Robert Wilson’s Motion in the House of Commons, his Dismissal from the Military Service of the King, which was negatived by 199 to 97. 15. Debate in the House of Commons on that portion of his Majesty’s speech ...
... character of Queen Elizabeth. She drcood vizt reqa splendour, bearing a crowa upon her d,sovered vrtti aprofusion of jewels. Her beautsfui andI mrnndlgfguoreand regal state attracted all eyes; and she dthe ?? mth the air and por of the Virdin Queen. r Ya.tzi ...