 | Granville Deedes - 1874 - 142 sider
...and to prevent drinking and all other irregularitiei. Officers and men not to quit their guards. — Commanders are never to quit their guards, except...sparingly granted, and only for special purposes. Guards not to take off clothing. — Night duties. — Neither officers nor soldiers are, on any account,... | |
 | Henry R W. Lumsden - 1874 - 74 sider
...commanders quit their guards ? — . Never, except for the purpose of visiting their sentries, when they are to inform the next in command of their intention and the probable time of their absence. 6. At what stated times and for what purposes do guards turn out ? — . At reveille, retreat, and... | |
 | John Millar Bannatyne - 1875 - 596 sider
...irregularities. [i*,§§ 21, 22. Q. What are the rules as to officers and soldiers quitting their guards ? A. Commanders are never to quit their guards except for the purpose of visiting sentries, and are then to inform the next in command of their intention and probable time of absence.... | |
 | Evan Peregrine - 1876 - 96 sider
...of all duties on the part of those under them, and to prevent drinkingand all other irregularities. Commanders are never to quit their guards except for...their sentries, and they are then to inform the next hi command of their intention, and the probable time of their absence. They are also to prevent any... | |
 | William Bright (Colour-Sergeant, 37th Middlesex R.V.) - 1878 - 138 sider
...permitted to quit their guards ? Will they allow a non-commissioned officer or private to do so ? A. Commanders are never to quit their guards, except...intention and the probable time of their absence. Commanders are also to prevent any non-commissioned officer or man from quitting the guard without... | |
 | William Bates Avery - 1882 - 132 sider
...going out and coming in. Commanders aro never to quit their guards exceptfor the purpose of visiting sentries, and they are then to inform the next in command of their intention and probable time of absence Commanders are to go their rounds at least twice by day, and twice by night.... | |
 | Twentieth Lancashire rifle volunteers - 1882 - 40 sider
...his Guard without leave, — which is to be sparingly granted, and only for special purposes. 4. — Commanders are never to quit their Guards except for the purpose of visiting their Sentries, uud they are then to inform the next in command of their intention and the probable time of their absence.... | |
 | Charles Duroure Davies - 1883 - 54 sider
...for the purpose of visiting n°*rtjgqnit thcu their sentries, and they are then to inform 8U'"' "' the next in command of their intention and the probable...sparingly granted, and only for special purposes. 2J:' Neither officers nor soldiers are to . ^alifl Qg. thejr Ci0thing or accoutrements while on guard.... | |
 | War office - 1883 - 710 sider
...sentries, and they are then qult their to inform the next in command of their intention and the guards, probable time of their absence. They are also to prevent...sparingly granted, and only for special purposes. 24. Neither officers nor soldiers are to take off their Guards not clothing or accoutrements while... | |
 | War office - 1885 - 796 sider
...they are then ™^" ™eir° to inform the next in command of their intention and the guards. probahle time of their absence. They are also to prevent any...sparingly granted, and only for special purposes. 24. Neither officers nor soldiers are to take off their Guards not clothing or accoutrements while... | |
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Commanders are never to quit their guards, except for the purpose of visiting their sentries, and they are then to inform the next in command of their intention and the probable time of their absence. They are also to prevent any non-commissioned officer... 