Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
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The passage of a law to enable the fire insurance companies who have become
insolvent by the late fire , to settle with the claimants for losses in a more
summary and less expensive manner than is now prescribed by law . For this
object , the ...
The passage of a law to enable the fire insurance companies who have become
insolvent by the late fire , to settle with the claimants for losses in a more
summary and less expensive manner than is now prescribed by law . For this
object , the ...
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whole , if necessary , and to appropriate any portion of the surplus that may
remain after providing for the bonds and mortgages held by the insurance
companies , in affording facilities to the community through the medium of the
banks of the ...
whole , if necessary , and to appropriate any portion of the surplus that may
remain after providing for the bonds and mortgages held by the insurance
companies , in affording facilities to the community through the medium of the
banks of the ...
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In Prussia the artillery is organized into brigades of fifteen companies each , of
which three are horse artillery . These brigades are commanded by a colonel
with the title of brigadier ; they are in fact regiments , and similar in their
construction ...
In Prussia the artillery is organized into brigades of fifteen companies each , of
which three are horse artillery . These brigades are commanded by a colonel
with the title of brigadier ; they are in fact regiments , and similar in their
construction ...
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mand , and a company's service , and differs in different services only . Our
system furnishes from three to fourteen pieces to a regiment , without rule , in
relation to the number of companies and number of pieces attached to our
regiments of ...
mand , and a company's service , and differs in different services only . Our
system furnishes from three to fourteen pieces to a regiment , without rule , in
relation to the number of companies and number of pieces attached to our
regiments of ...
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As the law now stands , companies of artillery may be increased , as long as the
State has a field - piece on hand , to furnish associations of forty persons wishing
to form such a company of artillery , which number seems to constitute the ...
As the law now stands , companies of artillery may be increased , as long as the
State has a field - piece on hand , to furnish associations of forty persons wishing
to form such a company of artillery , which number seems to constitute the ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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