Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 75
... Officers of his Majesty's land forces and marines , for the year 1763 . That a fum not exceeding 88,7041 . 35. 4d . be granted to his Majefty , upon account of the reduced Officers of his Ma- jefty's land forces already disbanded , and ...
... Officers of his Majesty's land forces and marines , for the year 1763 . That a fum not exceeding 88,7041 . 35. 4d . be granted to his Majefty , upon account of the reduced Officers of his Ma- jefty's land forces already disbanded , and ...
Page 94
Though the new Officers may not be fully employed above three or four months , yet there will always be fomething to be done , as people will be felling and removing cyder all the year round . And therefore occafional Officers cannot be ...
Though the new Officers may not be fully employed above three or four months , yet there will always be fomething to be done , as people will be felling and removing cyder all the year round . And therefore occafional Officers cannot be ...
Page 104
... Officers , at 13,004 1. each , is 39,0141 . To eight warrant Officers , at 43361. each . is 34,6891 . To twenty petty Offi- cers , at 18061. each , is 36,130 . And to 158 feamen , & c . at 4851. each , is 76,672 1 . Favourite's fhare ...
... Officers , at 13,004 1. each , is 39,0141 . To eight warrant Officers , at 43361. each . is 34,6891 . To twenty petty Offi- cers , at 18061. each , is 36,130 . And to 158 feamen , & c . at 4851. each , is 76,672 1 . Favourite's fhare ...
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