...halfpenny per pound, fuch extra price fhall be allowed by the public, upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, . and one pound of bread, per day, for each tmn : — That when any foidier fhall, with the approbation of his commanding officer,...

...halfpenny per pound, fuch extra price fliall be allowed by the public, upon 3 quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread, per day, for each man ; — That when any foldicr dial!, with the approbation of his commanding-officer,...

...halfpenny per pound, fuch extra price fhall be allowed by the public, upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread, per day, fi>r each man ; — That when any foldier fhall, with the approbation of his commanding-officer,...

...three halfpence a pound, fuch excefs of price fliall be allowed to him upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread a day, for each man. (CIRCULAR.) SIR, COPY. WAR-OFFICE, *$th March, 1801. THERE being reafon to believe...

...three-halfpence a pound, fuch excefs of price (hall be allowed to him upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread a day, .for each man. [And \vhereasoflateanallowancehas been granted to Publicans for fmall beer and...

...halfpenny per pound, such extra price shall be allowed by the public, upon a quantity not exceeding three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread, per day for each man : — That when any soldier shall, with the approbation of his commanding officer,...

...when in barracks or in stationary quarters, shall be supplied with bread and meat after the rate of three quarters of a pound of meat, and one pound of bread a day for each man, the cost thereof being paid by a stoppage not exceeding sixpence a day from the...

...exemption, could in every instance tionary quarters, shall be supplied with bread and meat after the rate of three quarters of a pound of meat and one pound of bread a day, for each man." be traced to some glaring deviation from the ordinary precautions with respect...

...home in barracks, or in stationary quarters, they are supplied with bread and meat, at the rate of three quarters of a pound of meat and one pound of bread a day for each man ; for which 6d. a day, and not more, is to be deducted from their pay. The principal...

...Is. Id. When at homo and in barracks, Gd. a-day is deducted from this, for which the soldier receives three quarters of a pound of meat and one pound of bread. The principal part of his clothes and accoutrements is furnished at the public expense ; his pay, however,...