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Hugh Debbieg
British military engineer and army officer
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The proceedings of a general court martial , Held at the Horse-Guards, On Tuesday the 9th of November, 1784, And continued by Adjournments to Friday the 12th of the same Month, on Hugh Debbieg, Esq. One of the Colonels of the Corps of Engineers; On two Charges Exhibited by His Grace Charles Duke of Richmond, &c.
Hugh Debbieg
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Date: 1784
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Correspondence between the Duke of Richmond and Colonel Debbieg, and between Major-General Bramham and Colonel Debbieg, on which the charges exhibited by the Duke of Richmond against Colonel Debbieg are founded
Richmond and Lennox, Charles Lennox, Duke of, 1735-1806.
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Date: 1784
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Authentic copy of the proceedings of a general Court Martial, held at the Horse-Guards, on Tuesday the 9th of November, 1784 , And continued by adjournments to friday the 12th of the fame month, on Hugh Debbieg, Esq. one of the colonels of the Corps of Engineers; on two charges exhibited by His Grace Charles Duke of Richmond, &c.
Hugh Debbieg
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Date: 1784
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Copy of the proceedings of a general court martial, held at the Horse-Guards, for the trial of Colonel Hugh Debbieg , of the Corps of Royal Engineers; on three charges, exhibited against him, by Charles, Duke of Richmond, &c. Master General Of His Majesty's Ordnance. To Which IS Added, Copies of the Opening of the Charges, and of the Reply to the Defence, as delivered by the Duke of Richmond at the Trial; of which only short Minutes were entered in the Proceedings of the Court Martial. Also, The Sentence; As directed, by His Majesty, to be issued in General Orders.
Hugh Debbieg
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Date: 1789
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Courts-martial and courts of inquiry - England - London - Early works to 1800
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