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London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

01710 E 014 ORDNANCE, .Lie. 27, leis.
THE*MASTER-GENERAL and BOA RD of
ORDNANCE having, on, the fled July, lel 4, thought
proper to issue certain instructions fur the is:Oath:o of N'on-eola-
missioned Officers and Soldiers, pensioned from the Miltary
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Corps under the Ordnance, and t being tuxes-at y that a;: men
Who may have been placed
on the Pension previoe ily
loth August, 1814, should be furnished th..rywith, as well ;s
duly mustered; these are to give notice, that all iklisioners who
luny have been discharged prior to the loth August, lai4, from
The Royal Horse Artillery,
Matching Battalions of Artillery,
Invalid Battalion of Artillery,
Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, and
Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the
Royal Military Artificers);
And are now resident at Woolwich, in London, or their Envi-
rons, and who may have Usually received their Pensions either
at Woolwich or In London, are to appear personally on the days
and at the places heteafter m entioned, and to bring with them their
ed:l:and edigr documents under which they may have re-
Cif Pesteletie teiSctively, vie.
Th. Men iesifielifat WooNvich to insembie at the Office of
ithe Chief Chilnillesitelit.the Field Train at W 601,6114 at Wen
drink In the mesaleg
?he Serisentssend Owspeals on Tueedu, the Ttti Meech next.
L The Blinilionllers essilOsimiets, and alforhera whose surnames
begin with the letter A to H inclusive, on Thursday, the 9th of.
March; and
Those from 1 to Z on Saturday, the I tth of March.
The Men resident In London aiii its their )Is, to assemble at
the Ogee of Ordnance, Tower, London, on the following days,
at eleven o'clock is the monthly preesely.
The Sejeants, Corporals, and Bombardiers, on Monday, the
15th March neat.
The Gunners, Mattrosses, Driven, and Horse Brigade, from
A to 11, on Tuesday, the 14th of March; and
Those from I to Z on Thursday, the leth March.
Such of the above Pensioners who may be incapable of per-
med attendance at either of the foregoing places, front bodily
or mental infirmities, arc hereby required to transmit a certificate
of that fact from the Ministers and Churchwardens of the Pa-
rishes in which they reside, together with their el.h.cliarge, or other
doetunents under which they receive their pension. The letter
to be addressed "10 William Lees, Ea+ Tower," under cover
" To the Secretary of the fine; of Ordnance, Pal-Mall, Lon-
don," marked on the baths Certificate, &c. for Ordnance
Pensioners." The lettiT to he forwarded so that the same may
be received on or before the day stated for the appearance of the
Pensioner.
And the aforesaid Pensioners are desired pink ulat ly to notice
that if they do not personally attend, or transmit the tequila 4
certificate in proof of their inability to appear at the forreoing
pines. ea the dates and in the manner specified, they will be
considered as dead, or otherwise provided fur, and their names
stock off the List accordingly.
By Order of the board, R. H. CREW, Sec

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