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CONTENTS

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FIRST PART FOR 18 4 3.

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Naral Improvenients of the Nineteenth Century. Nos. III., IV.

Steam Navigation

1

Dry-Rot

344, 488

Letters froin Dusseldorf and Bonn, during the late Prussian Re.

views (Concluded). By a Military Amateur

19

Sale of Naval Commissions.-Naval Officers' Pensions for Wounds 37

The Sea-Captain to his Craft. Stanzas. By the Old Sailor

49

On the Errors and Faults in our Military System, By Colonel

Firebrace :-

The Lieutenant-Colonel

50

The Major.-The Order of the Bath

214

Captains and Subalterus

372

Commander-in-Chief.-Regimental Staff

579

England's Wooden Walls. By Joseph Allen, Esq., Author of

“The Greenwich Pensioners.” No. XXIII. The Serapis

58

No. XXIV. The Royal Sovereign (No. I.)

385

Means of Secret Communication in Ancient Armies. By H. Curling,

Esq., h.p. 52nd

71

Military History of Jamaica : with a Glance at St. Domingo.

By Lieut.-Col. Wilkie :-St. Domingo

80

Curiosities of Naval Literature, Historical and Biographical.

By the Author of “ Thc Naval Sketch-Book," (continued) 86, 363

The Balance of Military Power in Europe

161

The Cruise of the Hurricane, or the Navy as it was. By a Tar of

the Old School

174

Reminiscences of a Light Dragoon, Nos. XVIII., XIX. 187, 432

Wreck of the Abercrombie Robinson and Waterloo. By Mrs. Ward 194

The French at Fishguard in 1797

202

Personal Adventures and Excursions in Georgia, Circassia, and

Russia. By Lieut.-Col. G. Poulett Cameron, C.B., K.T.S.

Part II. (Continued.)

224, 421

Passages in the Life of a Sailor. No. XIII., XIV.

235, 537

British and Foreign Arms. Nos. V. VI.

244, 507

The Present State of Affairs in Syria

254

Journal of the Last Three Months' Operations in Afghanistan.

By an Officer

321

A Historical Sketch of Military Punishments, in as far as regards

Non-Commissioned Officers and Private Soldiers. By Henry

Marshall, D.I.G. of Army Hospitals

354

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