 | Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington - Great Britain - 1835
...leaves camp this evening, to meet Captain Maitland's battalion, either at Rackisbaum or Moongy Puttun. * Colebrook goes with it. I do not think that it will...are joined by your arrack, and every thing you want. confusion and concealed in extraordinary places, and could not be readily found. ' Lieut. Palmer has... | |
 | Arthur Wellesley (1st duke of Wellington.) - 1837
...leaves camp this evening, to meet Captain Maitland's battalion, either at Rackisbaum or Moongy Puttun. ' Colebrook goes with it. I do not think that it will...be able to pick the shot out of the breached wall. I was obliged to do this at Ahmednuggur ; otherwise I should not have had even the equipment that I... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - Massachusetts - 1907
...last contains particular information respecting every other circumstance relating to this journey. I do not think that it will be necessary for you to bring any furniture with you from Paris, in addition to what you have at S* Ander. The houses here... | |
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I send you, however, some ammunition, together with one lac of pagodas. The convoy leaves camp this evening, to meet Captain Maitland's battalion, either at Rackisbaum or Moongy Puttun. ' Colebrook goes with it. I do not think that it will be necessary... 