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* Artillery.? 4 9-pounder guns ; Cotter's Battery; 2 6J-inch Mortars, Royal Artillery. Cavalry.?Military Train, 80; 3d Seikh Cavalry, 73. Total, 155. Infantry.?10th Foot, 670; 1st Company MadrasRifles…

under the command of Captain Rudyerd, covered by the Rocket troop, was such only as the Commander- in-Chief expected ; but His Excellency could not fail to be particularly struck by the. admirable coo…

84." Pancake " was the signal for the latteroperation, and I therefore introduced severalsynonyms, the significance of which was notobvious to the enemy.85.The code word for height was " Angels,"follo…

B a lower Rate of Postage, and the Remainder ihall' be chargeable with the several Rates of Postage respectively to which such Letters would now hy Law be chargeable, if sent or received by any Person…

In the High Court of Justice.?Chancery Division. Mr. Justice Neville. No. 0041 of 1910. In the Matter of the Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908, and in the Matter of the INTERNATIONAL COLD STORAGE AN…

Approximate position, lat. 50° 0' N., long. 0° 15' E. [Variation 15° Westerly in 1900.] This Notice affects the following Admiralty Charts:?English Channel, Nos. 1598, 2675c; Fecamp to Boulogne, No. 2…

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I Tii* aU yowr Tre*j*ict! bohcerted Wthip [mlich Wisdom-, Honour jstid Justice-, may Le supported, and your Fleets and Armies (fo early and wisely employed Forthe Preser.vatioA of all that is valuable…

Western Iraq, hundreds of miles behind the front line, cannot be over-estimated. In course of the operation, the SF had to close with the enemy and there were many individual acts of outstanding brave…

" * -: .*s\ p% Ramhead, Capt. Faulkner was in Sight of them, when the two Frigates brought to in a Line, as if they intended to receive him, and the Store- ships continued standing to the Westward. Wh…