A collection of orders, regulations, and instructions, for the army; on matters of finance and points of discipline immediately connected therewith

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1807 - 641 pages
 

Contents

Feb 1799 Warrant declaring the Deductions to be taken
23
Feb 1800 Circular to Agents relative to the Repayment
24
Nov 1804 Circular relative to ditto 227
26
Feb 1806 General Orders relative to the Pay of Boys
28
May 1801 Circular to Colonels adverting to the Duty
29
Dec 1806Circular enclosing Forms of Returns c
31
July 1806 Ditto to the Cavalry on Foreign Stations
34
July 1806 Dittoto marching Regiments of Foot on
40
Memorandum referring to the Authorities for the Pay of various
46
States of the Rates of Pay of the Officers and Men of the several
55
Regulation of Allowances for Captains and Riding Masters c
61
May 1795 DittoSouth Britain
65
March 1801 Circular relative to the Extra Price of Meat
71
July 1806 Act for the Relief of Innkeepers
75
Aug 1801 Circular placing the Supply of Oats under
81
July 1802 Circular relative to the Extra Allowance
87
Nov 1785 Circular relative to ditto
93
Nov 1802 Dittoin the Infantry
101
SECTION III
107
July 1760 Circular relative to the Responsibility of Colonels
114
Dec 1797 Dittoin the Militia
121
ing the Conduct of Regimental Paymasters and others
138
Nov 1802 Explanatory Directions for the Information
144
Sept 1802 General Orders on the Subject of the punctual
168
Sept 1806 Circular relative to the Payment of the Bounty
183
Feb 1804Circular relative to an Arrangement for the regu
195
March 1805 Circular respecting the Transmission
201
Jan 1806 Ditto to Corps on Foreign Stations
206
PART III
213
April 1799Circular containing additional Instructions
219
PART IV
226
Extract of a Circular relative to Charges
230
Dec 1800 Circular respecting ditto
238
October 1802 Extract of a Letter to the Irish Government
246
Declaration required to be made by Regimental Paymasters
252
July 1806 Regulations relative to the Pay c to be
259
July 1806 Abstract of the Regulations and Allowances
262
Jan 1805 Circular specifying the Articles of Stationary per
348
March 1798 New Arrangement of the Medical Depart
356
May 1804 Circular to Corps of Regular Infantryditto 364
364
DittoLodging Moneyditto
370
June 1805 DittoLodging Money for ditto
376
Feb 1803 General Orders relative to Leaves of Absence
387
April 1800 Regulations relative to Pay and other Charges
397
Feb 1804 General Orders relative to the Stoppage from
406
May 1796 Circular relative to the Appointment of Veteri
412
Oct 1799Circular relative to the Military Duties to which
423
Sept 1803Extract of a Circular to Corps in Great Britain
424
Apr 1803 Regulation for the Clothing and Appointments
433
Aug 1803 Regulation for the Clothing of the Embodied
459
Feb 1805 Letter explaining how Paymasters? Clerks
468
Mar 1806 Regulation for the Inspection of Great Coats
474
Oct 1806 Circular respecting the Discontinuance of lac
480
April 1802 Circular relative to Allowances to Deputy Judge Advocates
485
May 1797 Circular to Generals commanding Abroad rela tive to ditto
493
June 1806 Extract of His Majestys Warrant containing
500
Rates of Pensions for certain Widows of Officers as encreased
506
June 1806 Circular respecting the Pay of ditto
511
April 1800 General Orders relative to Men sleeping out
517
Sept 1804 Circular relative to the Mode of addressing
524
१ tions for improving the Condition of Soldiers
534
June 1803 Regulations to be observed in supplying
551
Aug 1803 General Orders relative to Soldiers acting as
557
April 1803 Circular respecting the Transmission of Adju
564
Feb 1807 General Orders substituting new Regulations
571
Feb 1807 Circular relative to the General Registry of
577
August 1800 General Orders relative to the Accompts
580
Jan 1806 Circular relative to a more compendious Form
585
Feb 1807 Circular relative to the Mode of issuing
586
March 1804 Circular respecting the Allowance to
592
October 1805 General Orders relative to the Recruiting
597
Additional Notes
611
Jan 1798 Instructions for Paymasters 124
633
Errata
640

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Page 311 - Fourth, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King, Defender of the Faith, in the sum of pounds of good and lawful money of Great Britain, to be paid '" our said Lord the King, His Heirs and Successors...
Page 311 - Defender of the Faith, in the Sum of Two hundred Pounds of good and lawful Money of Great...
Page 538 - Services, and also for such further Period as His Majesty shall please to direct, not to exceed in any Case Three Years, and to determine whenever Six Months shall have elapsed of continued Peace subsequent to the Expiration of the Term of [Seven, or Ten, or Twelve] Years...
Page 555 - Company are to be allowed for batmen, or Servants, not being Soldiers ; and Three Trusses per Troop or Company, for the Washerwomen, not having Paillasses, to be renewed every Sixteen Days.
Page 525 - ... the regiment, corps, or detachment to which he shall belong ; and the deputy postmaster of the place to which such letter shall be sent to be delivered shall not deliver such letter to any person except the...
Page 12 - ... upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread, per day, for each man...
Page 75 - ... make, use, exercise, and vend his said invention within that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called England, the dominion of Wales, and the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Page 323 - Divine service to tho men ; and he will empower the clergyman whose parish church he may attend, or who has done the duty of the regiment, to draw on the agent of the regiment.
Page 319 - Wherein the civil magistrates and all others concerned are to be assisting, in providing quarters and otherwise as there shall be occasion.
Page 540 - Pensions, how forfeited. Non-commissioned officers and soldiers, discharged before completion of service, and not conforming to any rules or regulations, prescribed by the commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, as to registering their names and places of abode, and notifying the same from time to time ; or not offering themselves on any proclamation of His Majesty, or not joining any garrison or veteran battalion, if required by the commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, to forfeit all claim to increase...

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