The Stadholder calmly demanded the disbandmentand the Synod.
But this was before the disbandmentof the Waartgelders and the general change of magistracies had been effected.
America may well be proud of the peaceable disbandment of the two great armies.
Disbandment and readjustment, to a civil basis, was then in order.
The campaign of 1620 proved unfortunate, by the total defeat of the Protestant army at Prague, their consequent retreat, and ultimate disbandment in Holland— “O sacred Truth!
On the disbandment of the army, Charles, grateful for the good offices of Monk, retained his—the Coldstream—regiment in his own service.
But I felt assured that the disbandment of a number of additional battalions would seriously impair the fighting spirit of the whole Australian Corps.
Johnston, for the disbandment of the Southern army, and the extension of the authority of the General Government over all the territory belonging to it, sent for the approval of the President, is received.
On the 25th another meeting between them was agreed upon, to take place on the 26th, which terminated in the surrender and disbandment of Johnston's army upon substantially the same terms as were given to General Lee.
Their emphasis throughout was on numbers; during these first exchanges, at least, they fought against disbandment of the existing black regiments and argued for similar units throughout the service.
During the succeeding period, up to the disbandment of the Battalion, the sleeve marks were used only.
However, at the risk of wearying my readers, I will ask them to have patience yet a little longer until I bring my story up to the date of the disbandment of the Bulawayo Field Force.
When he left Matabeleland he never dreamt that the removal of the police force would have any more effect upon the Matabele than the disbandment of the police in Mashunaland in 1891 had had upon the natives in that country.
The ultimatum of President Lincoln was Union, emancipation, disbandment of the Confederate States armies.
Allen, of Louisiana, writes a furious letter to the Secretary of War, who ordered the disbandment of the State Battalion.
The ill-feeling which had been stirred up by the disbandment of the Horse Guards in the summer had to some extent subsided.
With the defeat and disintegration of the armies of the Confederacy, and with the approaching disbandment of the armies of the Union, constant watchfulness was demanded of the National Executive.
It is also to be noted that within this period were embraced all the expenses incident to the disbandment of the Union army, and also a very large addition to the pension-list.
The disbandment of the Volunteer Army would undoubtedly add hundreds of thousands to this number, and thus still further overstock and embarrass the labor-market.
The disbandment did not take place, however, but in its stead a force was despatched to Holland.
It was proposed to ask the soldiers after disbandment to volunteer for service in Ireland.
These were the maintenance of the navy, the partial disbandment of the army and the furnishing of a force for the speedy relief of the Protestants in Ireland.
The chief points on which stress was laid were the disbandment of the army, the suppression of heresy, the union of the two kingdoms, the free election of members of parliament, and the City’s government of its own militia.
The condition was evaded by the new owners, and the disbandment of farm labourers went on apace.
After the disbandment of the Bank Volunteers in 1814, the Directors still considered it advisable to train a certain number of their employés to the use of arms, to be employed, if necessary, for the defence of the Bank.
A statement by the Korean War Minister that the disbandment of the Kunrentai troops was approaching caused them to hurry their plans.
To add to the insult, the Korean Premier, Yi, was ordered to write a request to the Resident-General, begging him to employ the Japanese forces to prevent disturbances when the disbandment took place.
When the Pedlars' Guild had organized its forces, the King commanded the disbandment of the Independence Club.
A few days later a fresh rescript was issued in the name of the new Emperor, ordering the disbandment of the Korean Army.
The disbandment of the army in the summer of 1783, before the British troops had evacuated New York, was hastened by the impossibility of paying the soldiers and the dread of what they might do under such provocation.
On the 8th of June, in view of the approaching disbandment of the army, he had addressed to the governors and presidents of the several states a circular letter, which he wished to have regarded as his legacy to the American people.
