The effect of this provision was to disband the rank and file of the regiment, and before their places could be filled by recruits the season had so far advanced that it was impracticable for it to proceed until the opening of the next spring.
It is ordered to Aix, and the National Guard of Marseilles will go there to disarm and disband it.
At the first clamors the National Guard on duty on the public promenade disband and disperse, while, as there is no signal for the assemblage of the others, notwithstanding the regulations, the general alarm is not sounded.
When the campaign was ended, the friction developed to the unbearable point, and it seemed, in view of the dissension, best to disband the club.
At once the friction in the women's club developed, till it seemed wise to disband it.
The first acts of the government were to disband the irregular troops, to organise a new and regular army, and to endeavour to provide something like an administration of justice.
The only thing which could be done, he said, to preserve America in our dependence was to disband the Indians, recall the Germans, and withdraw our troops in toto.
To disband seemed like an acknowledgment of defeat.
They did not discuss the matter now, but in the interval of silence each acknowledged to himself that to disband was best; and briefly each gave his assent; all soberly, some almost gruffly.
The Presbyterian majority in Parliament were anxious to disband the army, both because of the expense of its maintenance, and still more because they knew it to be a stronghold of their enemies, the Independents.
England alone was unable to disband her armies, for she had still got a war on hand.
Charles was always on the verge of seeing his army disband for want of pay.
He said that orders had been sent from Spain to disbandall troops in the obedient Netherlands except Spaniards and Italians, telling the Archdukes that they must raise the money out of the country to content them.
Aerssens asked if the Archdukes would disband their troops so long as the affair of Cleve remained unsettled.
The States-General must disband no troops, but hold themselves in readiness.
He took an oath that they should never disband till they were at their own doors; that he would conduct his brave three thousand through the wilderness and the Indian tribes, and be responsible for expenses.
On these terms the insurgent provinces promised to recognise Don John as Governor-General, to surrender the citadels which they held, to disband their own troops, and to take an oath to maintain the Catholic religion.
The royal commissioners offered to dismiss the foreign soldiers, if the Prince would disband the German and other foreign mercenaries in his service, and they consented to the summoning of an Estates-General.
Did you receive any orders from General Brown to disband your regiment at any time?
Colonel Gray, received orders from General Brown to disband his command, and at once called around him his officers, and protested against it.
Why did you think it was best to disband your troops at that time--what reasons?
I determined that I wouldn't disband my regiment, and I couldn't see why the Sixth division should be dismissed when the Governor was rapidly assembling all the troops of the State in this city.
Do you know anything as to the reasons that induced General Brown to disbandthose two regiments?
They stated to me that they thought I had better disbandmy command.
Sidenote: Ptolemy Physcon returning with the commissioners, collects mercenaries in Greece, but is persuaded to disband them, B.
Now that our naval force consists of picked men and the very best officers, I am unwilling to disband them and pick up men just as they are wanted.
Sound economy would authorize the retaining them a few months longer, till we come here again in the fall, till we know whether it be proper todisband them or not.
Munford disbanded the 1-3-4 and 5 regiments on the grounds, but as we of the second had been mustered into service at Lynchburg and it was right on our way home, he took us there to disband us.
He hoped that he cherished a suitable respect for the President of the United States, though he did not know that he would go so far as the gentleman from Delaware, and disband a whole army at his word.
The Legislature may repeal unnecessary taxes, may disband useless and expensive armies, may declare they will no longer be bound by the stipulations of an oppressive treaty; and if war should follow, the constitution is still safe.
At that time the treasury of Virginia was empty, and there was great apprehension that the militia would disbandfor want of pay.
He commanded the deputies to return to their houses, warn their associates to desist from holding meetings, disband the association, and be content to pay the taxes!
The want of supplies and transportation compelled him to disband a portion of his troops; with the rest he continued his retreat to Neosho.
It was to provide for the common defense; not to disband armies and navies, lest they should serve the protection of one section of the country better than another.
He added that he had resigned his commission as Major-Commandant, and advised the regiment to disband themselves and not wait to be dismissed.
I will now disband you, and deliver my farewell address.
You can disband your army, and let them go back to the paths of peace, for Dreyfus has been pardoned," said the old man.
The priests frowned, but Mentezufis began, "Thou knowest, worthiness, that our lord and the supreme council determined to disband twenty thousand mercenary warriors?
The supreme council desires to disband twenty thousand of the most expensive warriors, so that the treasury of his holiness may save four thousand talents yearly, without which want may soon threaten the court of the pharaoh.
I said that I should disband the army--not that I would disarm the country.
The consuls, too, wished to disband their forces, and consulted the senators on this matter.
Caesar, who refused to disband his army, unless Pompeius should also do the same.
They were ordered then to disband their troops, and return to Rome.
