Original Poetry a War Song for the Nineteenth Century. I.
The march of knowledge hasten; Charge onward, and be free! Before are Mercy, Justice, Truth, Our standard-bearers three!…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1843
23 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2
Poetry. Temperance Melodies. Arrangd to Popular Airs. No. 11. Air --" The Soldier's Tear."
I saw him in the days of happiness and youth, When all around of gladness beamed, and innocence and truth ; The Star of Hope appeared to shine so bright and clear,…
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[The war party in France termed by the TIMES the "Revolutionary party," are at present labouring with great keenness to foment a spirit of hostility amongst their countrymen to Britain. The…
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[The war party in France termed by the Times the "Revolutionary party," are at present labouring with great keenness to foment a spirit of hostility amongst their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Present Close of the War in China. (From the Colonial Gazette, November 30.)
OUR views respecting the origin of the war with China are upon record, in the volumes of the Colonial Gazette for 1839 —40, as well as of the modes in which a…
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The following extract from O'Meara's " Voice from St. Helena" will be read with interest at this moment. " 'It' said Napoleon, alluding to Lord Amherst's embassy to China, 'I had sent an…
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Our views respecting the origin of the war with China are upon record, in the volumes of the Colonial Gazette for 1839-40, as well as of the modes in…
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The public is here presented with two very readable volumes, touching opium and tea, gunpowder and mandarins; the author being a naval officer, and himself an actor in most of the events treated of in…
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Our talented friend O'Halloran has favoured us with another letter, in which, with his usual ability, he points out the changes required in our Military system to…
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10th Light Dragoons: T.T.M. Carlyon to be Cornet, vice Ferrier 2nd Regiment of Foot: Ensign C. Darby to lie Lieutenant, vice Kippen; H. E. H. Burnside to be ensign, vice Darby. 5th…
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1st Reg. Life-Grds.—Capt. S. Mills, h[?]p., Capt., vice the Hon. J. W. B. Macdonald, who ex.; Lieut. Lord C. P. Clinton, Capt. p., vice Mills; Cor. and…
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10th Reg. Lt. Dra.—T. T S Carlyon, Cor. pur. vice Ferrier. 2d Reg. Foot—E[?]s. C Darby, Lieut, vice Kippen, dec.; H. E. H. Burnside,…
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Royal Reg. Horse Guards—Gen. Henry William Marquess of Anglesey, K. G. and G. C. B., from the 7th Lt. Dra., Col. vice Gen. Viscount Hill, dec…
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7th Reg. Foot—Ens. T. L. Mayne, from 25th, Lieut., p., v. Bishton. 10th—Lieut. H. E. Longden, Adj., vice Garvock…
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Her Majesty has been pleased to appoint the following officers to take rank, by Brevet, as undermentioned; the commissions to be dated 23rd Dec., 1842:-…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English News. Military Appointments and Promotions. (From the London Gazette.) War Office, Dec. 13
17th Lt. Dr.—Assist.-Surg. G. Anderson, from 75th, Assist.-Surg., vice Cooper, dec. 1st Reg. Foot—G. G. Ewart, Ens. p.,…
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" He now said, ' Gentlemen, I will detain you no longer, for I desire not to protract my life; saluted them with an air of cheerfulness, which drew tears from every eye but his own; and hastened to the…
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2nd Regiment of Life Guards.—The Hon. Jacob Honry Dolavel Astloy to be Cornet and Sub-Lioutenant, by purchase, vice William Holmes Holmes, who retires. I…
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ROYAL Regiment of Horse Guards—Lieut. Lord Algernon Percy Banks St. Maur to be Captain by purchase, vice Tyrell, who retires; Cornet H. S. Baillie to be…
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FIRST LIFE GUARDS.—Ensign and Lientenant William George Earl of Munster, from the Scots' Fusileer Guards, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieut., by purchase, vice…
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