... THE VIOLENT ASSAULT AT CARLTON Frederick James Smith, 20, soldier, of the 7th Regiment of Foot, and John Hill, 20, soldier of the 45th Regiment of Foot, were indicted for unlawfully inflicting certain grievous bodily harm upon John Wilkins, ...

... Privates Pritchard and Solly of the 6th Inniskillin Dragoons, who are charged with the murder of Private Smith, of the I_7th Regiment of Foot, at Norwich, by burning sulphur in his room whilst he was ill, and stopping up all air passages, were again brought ...

... deal with the case, he was remanded until Saturday.—— Henry James was then charged ■with beir.g a deserter from the l-7th Regiment of Foot, stationed Pembroke Dock. P.C. Yellen gave evidence to the apprehension of the prisoner.—He wa?, sent to Taunton Gaol ...

... defined. These barracks are capable of accommodating a regiment of Infantry and a battery of Artillery, but at the present time they are only occupied by about a score of men of the 7th Regiment of Foot, under the com- mand of Captain Guyon, In consequence ...

... defined. Ihese barracks are capable of accommodating a regiment of Infantry aad a battery of Artillery, but at the present time they are only occupied by. about a score of men of the 7th Regiment of Foot, under the com- mand of Captain Guyon, In consequence ...

... prosecuted, Mr. Thorne Cole de- ?? brother of the Prisoner was Richard Jones, who having for many years served in the 7th Regiment of Foot, became entitled to a pension, which he received quarterly at the Albany-street Barracks, and by the Army Regulations ...

... defended.—lt appeared that the brother of the prisoner was a Richard Jones, and having for many years served in the 7th Regiment of Foot, became entitled to a pension, which he quarterly ccceived at the Albany Street Barracks. The prisoner had behaved ...

... Cole defended.—lt appeared that the brother the prisoner was a Richard Jones, and having for many years served in tho 7th Regiment of Foot, betaine entitled to pension, which he quarterly received the Albany Street Barracks. The prisoner had behaved very ...

... the Queen, intent to defraud. The brother of the prisonez was Kichard Jones, who, having for many years served in the 7th Regiment of Foot, became entitled to a pension, which he received quarterly at the Albany-street Barracks, and by the Army Regulations ...

... Thomas .Cole di-- feuided. 'The brother of the pxisoner was Richard Jones, who, having for many years served in the 7th -Regiment of Foot, became entitled to a pension, which he received- quarterly at the Albany-street barracks, and by the army regulatious ...

... intent to defraud. It appeared that the Brother the prisoner was a Richard Jones, and having for many years served the 7th Regiment of Foot, became entitled to a pension, which quarterly received at the Albany-street Barracks. The prisoner had behaved very ...

... ancient facings, and are to be known in the future as as the Kentish Regiment - an utterly meaningless appellation in their case. Adding insult to injury, the 7th Regiment of Foot is, unless the obnoxious order be cancelled, and for no particular reason ...