The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... Officers fo employed coníequently be entitled to no aug- mentation . Other means of providing for fome of them in an official line might alfo be devised ; and he con- ceived himself justified in calculating the grand total expence at 64 ...
... Officers fo employed coníequently be entitled to no aug- mentation . Other means of providing for fome of them in an official line might alfo be devised ; and he con- ceived himself justified in calculating the grand total expence at 64 ...
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... Officer has been actually beaten in the Road of Tunis , by one of your Officers ; the Agent of the Republic has in vain demanded fatif- [ TRANSLATION FROM THE TURKISH . ] " The friendship and good intelligence which fubfifts , unce the ...
... Officer has been actually beaten in the Road of Tunis , by one of your Officers ; the Agent of the Republic has in vain demanded fatif- [ TRANSLATION FROM THE TURKISH . ] " The friendship and good intelligence which fubfifts , unce the ...
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... Officer of the army , convicted of forgery in Ireland , has been executed . The Admiralty Board having difco- vered , during the late vifitation of the dock - yards , that perfons had contrived to get appointed as Warrant Officers on ...
... Officer of the army , convicted of forgery in Ireland , has been executed . The Admiralty Board having difco- vered , during the late vifitation of the dock - yards , that perfons had contrived to get appointed as Warrant Officers on ...
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