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CONTENTS

OF THE

THIRD PART OF 1836.

The Battle of Jena-Journal of Remarkable Events at the Head-

Quarters of the King of Prussia in October, 1806 (continued)

PAGE

1, 306, 433

Economy of a Man-of-War-No. V. The Master, 16; No. VI. Ma-

rine Officer, 320; No. VII. Lieutenant

Remarks on the Report of the Committee of Military Inquiry

Some Recollections of the Battle of Algiers

A Reminiscence of Waterloo

449

27, 190, 364, 542

Letters from the Seat of War in Spain. By Major H. Byng Hall,
K.S.F. Nos. III., IV., and V.

42, 331, 479

Leaves from a Subaltern's Sketch-Book-No. II. The Portfolio

The Burning Ship; an Incident in the Downs

The Kaffir War, Nos. I. and II.

Defence of Hougomont-Major-General Hepburn

The Autobiography of a Pennsylvan-Kentucky Rifle

Suggestions for forming a Local and Temporary Police from the Out-

Pensioners

On the Pay of the Army in Ancient and Modern Times

On Marine Insurance

93

The Old Military Writers-No. IV. Brigadier-General Richard Kane 172

The Pirate and the Cruizer -

Recollections of the British Army in the early Campaigns of the

Revolutionary War, Nos. V. and VI.

198

211, 503

The Drumstick Club; or, Sketches of Naval Life. Nos. II., III., and
IV..

Vindication of the Connaught Rangers from the Charge preferred

against them in the Life of Sir T. Picton

On the Recent Movements in Persia, in a letter from Teheran

Sketch of the Belgian Army.

. 469

474

On the Internal Economy and Services of the West India Regiments 514

On the Relative Effects of Naval and Military Promotion

519