Calcutta Magazine and Monthly Register, Bind 4–6S. Smith & Company, 1830 |
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Side 200
... March 15 . Healey , H. H. Conductor , Army Commissariat ; Leave from 4th ... 31st Jan. to 14th Feb. to enable him to join , March 1 . Hollings , W. C. ... 31st Regt . of Foot , March 9 . Hunter , W. Lieutenant Intr . and Qr . Master ...
... March 15 . Healey , H. H. Conductor , Army Commissariat ; Leave from 4th ... 31st Jan. to 14th Feb. to enable him to join , March 1 . Hollings , W. C. ... 31st Regt . of Foot , March 9 . Hunter , W. Lieutenant Intr . and Qr . Master ...
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... 31 Dec. and Ran . 14th Feb. Madras , 20th Feb. Penang 12th Feb. Kyouk Phy 1 Mar. & Aky . 9 Mar. Bourbon 5th January ... March . Coast of Tenasserim . Juddah 9th Aug. & Cey . 8 Mar London 10th October . Mau . 28 Jan. & Mad . 19th Mar. Acheen " ...
... 31 Dec. and Ran . 14th Feb. Madras , 20th Feb. Penang 12th Feb. Kyouk Phy 1 Mar. & Aky . 9 Mar. Bourbon 5th January ... March . Coast of Tenasserim . Juddah 9th Aug. & Cey . 8 Mar London 10th October . Mau . 28 Jan. & Mad . 19th Mar. Acheen " ...
Side 324
... March 23 . McClintock , F. Mr. Second Assistant to the Commissioner of ... 31 . Austen , G. P. Ensign ; 18th Regt N. 1. Leave from 1st May to 30th Sept ... March 29 . Barron , T. Lieutenant Colonel ; Infantry , to rank from 31st May 1829 ...
... March 23 . McClintock , F. Mr. Second Assistant to the Commissioner of ... 31 . Austen , G. P. Ensign ; 18th Regt N. 1. Leave from 1st May to 30th Sept ... March 29 . Barron , T. Lieutenant Colonel ; Infantry , to rank from 31st May 1829 ...
Side 324
... March 22 Byron , John , Assistant Apothecary ; to be Hospital Steward , from ... 31 . Cullington , R. Assistant Apothecary ; appointed to the 5th Battalion ... March 20 . Dalby , Gabriel , Assistant Surgeon ; 58th Regt . L. C. to be ...
... March 22 Byron , John , Assistant Apothecary ; to be Hospital Steward , from ... 31 . Cullington , R. Assistant Apothecary ; appointed to the 5th Battalion ... March 20 . Dalby , Gabriel , Assistant Surgeon ; 58th Regt . L. C. to be ...
Side 324
... March 20 . Grahame , R. Assistant Surgeon ; appointed to the 71st Regt ... 31 . Lumley , W. B. Ensign ; 41st Regiment , removed to the 57th Regt ... March 31 . Mackenzie , Hector . Lieutenant ; 74th Regt . N. I. to be Captain of a Company ...
... March 20 . Grahame , R. Assistant Surgeon ; appointed to the 71st Regt ... 31 . Lumley , W. B. Ensign ; 41st Regiment , removed to the 57th Regt ... March 31 . Mackenzie , Hector . Lieutenant ; 74th Regt . N. I. to be Captain of a Company ...
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Side 200 - They drank wine, and praised the gods of gold, and of silver, of brass, of iron, of wood, and of stone.
Side 324 - The marriage, if uncontradicted report can be credited, made no addition to his happiness ; it neither found them nor made them equal.
Side 200 - Yet this little body of thought, that lies before me in the shape of a book, has existed thousands of years, nor since the invention of the press can anything short of an universal convulsion of nature abolish it.
Side 79 - We will not go down for illustration to such men as Nelson, a man great on the deck, but debased by gross vices, and who never pretended to enlargement of intellect. To institute a comparison in point of talent and genius between such men and Milton, Bacon, and Shakspeare, is almost an insult on these illustrious names.
Side 328 - Mrs. Woffington from replenishing the teapot ; it was already, he said, as red as blood ; and this instance is doubtful, and happened many years ago. In the latter part of his life, I observed no blameable parsimony in David : his table was elegant, and even splendid ; his house, both in town and country, his equipage, and, I think, all his habits of life, were such as might be expected from a man who had acquired great riches.
Side 149 - To have done, is to hang Quite out of fashion, like a rusty mail In monumental mockery. Take the instant way For honour travels in a strait so narrow, W'here one but goes abreast: keep then the path; For emulation hath a thousand sons, That one by one pursue: If you give way...
Side 200 - Even great disparity of kind and size does not always prevent social advances and mutual fellowship. For a very intelligent and observant, person has assured me that, in the former part of his life keeping but one horse, he happened also on a time to have but one solitary hen. These two incongruous animals spent much of their time together in a lonely orchard, where they saw no creature but each other. By degrees, an apparent regard began to take place between these two sequestered individuals. The...
Side 263 - ... where no pleasures seem : There's not a leaf that falls upon the ground But holds some joy, of silence or of sound, Some sprite begotten of a summer dream The very meanest things are made supreme With innate ecstasy. No grain of sand But moves a bright and million-peopled land, And hath its Edens and its Eves, I deem. For Love, though blind himself, a curious eye Hath lent me, to behold the hearts of things, And touched mine ear with power. Thus, far or nigh, Minute or mighty, fixed or free with...
Side 327 - ... saying he had as much reputation as he deserved; he deserved much, and he had much. G. — Why, surely, Dr. Johnson, his merit was in small things only ; he had none of those qualities that make a real great man.
Side 71 - And yet many fathers there are, that so love their money, and hate their children, that lest it should cost them more than they are willing to spare, to hire a good schoolmaster for them...