 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - 1742 - 466 стор.
...Effex; fa that inftead of taking the Horfes to Tynmouth, the difmounted Troopers are fir ft to be Tent to Harwich to their Horfes, and from thence to proceed to Scotland, which, one would think, were a very round-about Way. ' And as to our Troops from hence which were to afiiil them, the feveral Regiments... | |
 | Harleian miscellany - 1810 - 584 стор.
...horses to Tinmouth, the dismounted troopers are first to be sent to Harwich, to their horses, and Irorn thence to proceed to Scotland, which, one would think, were a very round-about way. And as to our troops from hence, which were to assist them, the several regiments... | |
 | 1810 - 602 стор.
...horses to Tinmouth, the dismounted troopers are first to be sent to Harwich, to their horses, and trom thence to proceed to Scotland, which, one would think, were a very round-about way. And as to our troops from hence, which were to assist them; the several regiments... | |
 | 1810 - 634 стор.
...horses to Tinmouth, the dismounted troopers are first to be sent to Harwich, to their horses, and Irom thence to proceed to Scotland, which, one would think, were a very round-about way. And as to our troops from hence, which were to assist them, the several regiments... | |
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Harwich, to their horses, and trom thence to proceed to Scotland, which, one would think, were a very round-about way. And as to our troops from hence, which were to assist them; the several regiments of horse-dragoons and foot had not their orders to... 