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The Court of Assistants of the Honourable Artillery-Company submit the following proposed regulations to the General Court, to be held on Wednesday, the 16th instant. I. Proposed r...

Published 1783

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122

Sir, you are desired to attend a general court of the Honorable Artillery-Company, to be held at the armory-house, ... on Wednesday, the 2d of December, 1795, ... to elect a presid...

Published 1795

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123

On special duty : Sir, your attendance is required in the artillery-ground, on Monday, the 5th of June instant, completely armed with two spare flints, at eleven o'clock in the for...

Published 1797

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124

The honourable Artillery-Company : At a Court of Assistants held, at the Armory-House, On Wednesday, the 26th of March, 1794. The Right Hon. Paul Le Mesurier, Lord-Mayor, Major, in...

Published 1794

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125

His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief is anxious to take the earleist opportunity of obeying the orders he has received from His Majesty, to convey to the different volunteer c...

Published 1799

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126

Rules and articles for the better government of our horse and foot-guards : and all other our land-forces in our kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, and dominions beyond the sea...

Published 1728

printed by John Baskett, Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, and by the assigns of Henry Hills, deceas'd

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127

A complete list of all his Majesty's land forces : Containing that of all the generals, colonels, lieutenant colonels, majors, &c. upon the establishment of Great Britain, Flanders...

Published 1746

printed for T. Read, in Dogwell-Court, White-Fryers, Fleet-Street

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128

The following encouragement is given to those to whose lot it shall fall to serve for the term of three years as militia men, in the defence of their country

Published 1757

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129

Copy of the declaration of the Saint James's Loyal Volunteers : made June 20, 1797

Published 1797

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130

Instructions for the Corps of Dorset Yeomanry : or Volunteer Dorset Rangers

Published 1799

printed by T. Egerton, at the Military Library near Whitehall

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131

Honourable Artillery-Company : At a Special Court of Assistants of the Hon. Artillery-Company, held at the armory-house, on Wednesday, the 26th day of October, 1796

Published 1796

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132

George R. Our will and pleasure is, that the following regulations for the colours, clothing, &c. of our marching regiments of foot, be duly observed and put in execution, at such...

Published 1768

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133

O. L. V. Orders for exercising the battalion in the summer months

Published 1800

printed by R. Slatter

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134

At a court of assistants of the Honourable Artillery-Company : held at the Armory-House, on Thursday, the 14th of August, 1800: Ordered, That the General Field-Days be discontinued...

Published 1800

Printed by W. P. Norris, No. 15. Broker-Row, Moorfields, London

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135

I, John Marshall, Commanding Officer of the Northwich Yeomanry Cavalry, do hereby certify : in pursuance of an act, passed in the fortieth year of the reign of his present Majesty,...

Published 1800

J. Evans, printer, Knutsford

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136

The gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood of Manchester : Who were the first to make a publick Offer of Support to his Majesty, for the Suppression of the Rebellious Insurrection...

Published 1776

Harrop, printer

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137

At a meeting, by adjournment, held at the King's-Arms Inn, in Plymouth, on the 13th of April, 1798, of the several persons whose names are hereunto subscribed, and who have enrolle...

Published 1798

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138

At a numerous and respectable meeting of the citizens and inhabitants of Bristol and its neighbourhood : desirous of entering into a military volunteer association, held at the Gui...

Published 1797

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139

Exercise for the horse, dragoons, and foot forces

Published 1728

printed by John Baskett, Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty

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140

The mode to be adopted by regiments in their march to the place that may be appointed for assembling the army

Published 1799

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