I'll ask our adjutant here to give us 'Boots and Saddles,' you all like that game.

The general sent his adjutant for the countess.

With hasty steps he traversed the apartment, and called his adjutant.

The new officer of the day, after the adjutant has reported, returns the salute with the hand and directs the adjutant: March the guard in review, sir.

Inert, slow, he had one qualification for his position: he could choose an assistant, or delegate authority with good judgment; and he found in Johnnie Consadine an adjutant so reliable, so apt, and of such ability, that he continually pushed more work upon her, if pay and honours did not always follow in adequate measure.

Now even more visibly it betrayed itself, where all through the heart of the town began aides, couriers and frowning adjutants to gallop from one significant point to another.

"Of course," prompted the adjutant, "Madame d'Aurillac understands the man must not know we inquired concerning him.

The next morning I saw the adjutant, whose name was Renner and whose title was that of major; but first I, as spokesman, underwent a search for hidden weapons at the hands of a secret service man.

"You go too!" said the king to Gotzkowsky, who had been a silent, involuntary spectator of this scene"go and tell my adjutant to send Quintus Icilius to me.

Before he could alight the adjutant had raced to meet him.

" "Yes, and it turns out adjutants and adjutant-generals," said he.

His religious upbringing always left its mark on him, though no one could be more "raffish" and mischievous than he when entertaining friends at supper in the Beefsteak Room, or chaffing his valued adjutants, Bram Stoker and Loveday.

If the guard be not divided into platoons, the adjutant commands: 1. Attrail,guardright, 2. MARCH, 3. Guard, 4. HALT, and it passes in review as above; the commander of the guard is 3 paces in front of its center; the adjutant places himself 6 paces front the left flank and abreast of the commander of the guard; the sergeant covers the adjutant on a line with the front rank.