The British Commissary: In Two Parts. A system for the British commissariat on foreign service. An essay towards ascertaining the use and duties of a commissariat staff in England, Parts 1-2T. Egerton, 1801 - 211 pages |
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Abſtract Act of Parliament Affiftant Commiffary Affociations againſt alfo alſo Appendix appointed Army becauſe Bread Brigadiers Brook Watſon cafe caſe cattle Certificate charge Commander in Chief Commiffary of Accounts Commiffioners COMMISSARY Continent Contract Contractors Corps Country courſe depôts Deputy Commiffary District of England Ditto Duke of York duty eſtabliſhed expence faid fame fecure fent ferving feven fhall fhould Field Bakery figned firſt fituation Forage ftate ftores fubject fuch orders fufficient fupply furniſhed fyftem HILSEA himſelf Horfes Horſes Iffues Infpecting Inftructions King's Magazines laſt leaſt Mafter Majefty's March miffary moft moſt muft muſt neceffary neceffity neral nevertheleſs Oats obferve occafion Officer Ovens paſt payment perfons poffible pounds prefent Provifions purchaſe purpoſe Rations receipt receive Refident refources refpectable refponfible Regiment Requifition Return Royal Highneſs Service ſtate Stores thefe theſe thofe thoſe thouſand tion tranfmit Treaſury Troops truft Tunbridge Uckfield uſe Vouchers Waggons weight
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