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... TUE ARMY—NAVY—AND ORDNANCE. U«cuUt hi( ftiooui third chapter prove* lImI the time Charles 11. the whole egectict charge the army, navy, and ordnanoe, was about seven Imiulrett and fifty thousand pounds. The Hon-tffietite cliargv. which is now heavy part ...
... the Fourth Division of the Sardinian army, commanded the Kiog person, which inflicted decisive cluck upon the enemv. Attacked 25,000 Aostiiaiis. and supported only by of Zmav.-s this division of the Sardinian army not only retimed its j position, but ...
... on the ground with sheep, thus keeping up the condition of the land, which by the above system is manured twice in the course of six years' rotation, and the turnip crop eaten on the land besides. The straw is put down by keeping larger proportion of ...
... received at the India December 20.—Lord Mayo has landed this morning uad;r the usual salute, and was received the military civil authorities. Lord Napier has also arrived, aud assumed the command the army A llroyman’s Wife Burnt to Death. —Mr G. ! H. Hull ...
... —BeUjraria for July. WELCOME TO NAPIER AND HIS ARMY. l*t the hearts of England l>e vocal with thanks, Let the joy of old England l)e utter*-.! in cheers, That know distinction races ranks. Hut of chief and of army, alike, own nae peers. Ne'er had captain or ...
... thia af'ernoon. Mr. threalcu* U* hie charge* againat char*clor; and I off-red. though a woman, meet him with to!*; but the coward who could beat a woman ron a woman. he will drive off the digging*; bat will change the table*, and make ttockamp camp. (Applanae ...
... lalerroptad by the Prcabylonr depating him to rmpany the army iota Engund the year tetfa -ell known, the army Uy fora while Its way Hanse. Wamay what were the exnorieaces at those who went with armies at that period. bad there little treashtent and bed hang ...
... COMMON& Monday, March 19. The house met * few minutes before four o clock. In Committee Supply Mr. Fox proposed a ▼otc for the army estimates. The number of men intended be maintained during the next vear was 103,254, which was something more than a reduction ...
... saw land-ro'ler lying in the road ; and thinking it might lend an accident, Culled the house with the intention of requesting the old woman to allow her son remove it out of the way when returned from work. On entering the rooit, he the old woman lying ...
... small parties about the streets mud suburbs of the town, ready to join the army of Ramorino appointed signal. The bells of the cathedral were to be rung as sign that the army of Ramorino had arrived, and the signal for a'general attack on the city. Rut ...
... orders last niglit. was acl :ver notion ol liussians send cut woman tiuestlonablc character into ijnarters, hut it was clear she come tioni llic trick was stale one to old cun pnignor, and tho woman was not permitted »• retarn. hear thit the SJehaslopolitana ...
... vessels. The following morning they made simultaneous attack sea and land. The Swiss, to the number of 2,500, led the van, supported by two regiments cavalry, and followed by an army men, with forty pieces of cannon. After a brief but obstinate resistance ...