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... Canada as private secre- tary, in 1794; and in 1803 he received for his services, as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, a considerable tract of land in thetownship of Dunwich ; there he settled on the banks of Lake Erie, then upwards of one hundred miles from ...
... 60 men, and four women, and six children. The 91st will land and join their regiment at Gosport. She has also brought home Assistant-Surgeon Paynter, of the rifle brigade, and 14 men, one woman, and one child, of the 27th, 62d, and 65th regiments. By ...
... THE ARMY. CHATHAM, October 28.-Fifteen detachments of regiments, serving in North America, arrived at the invalid depot, St Mary's barracks, comprising the following-l4th foot, two ser- jeants and eight privates-23d, one sereant and nine privates- 33d ...
... THE ARMY. FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDEfTl. BY OUR PBIIVATE VWIPE. LONDON, SATUR DAY.-Lieutenant-General Sir B. G. Bunlwer, now lieutenant-governor of Guernsey, will be offerecl the post of governor of Malta, which will become vacant in a few months, ...
... T HE ARMY. FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, THURSDAY.-General Viscount Wol- a seley, Adjutant-General to the Forces, willnext a Monday attain the age of 55. Colonel W. J. Frampton, late in command of the 2nd Battalion East ...
... now in ?? they were months ago-and Lord Cranbroak has the end of the line this time in hand.-.Army anid .Navy Gazette, A distinguished service reward for the army medical department is vacant by the death of Deputy Inspector-General ofl Hospitals J. B. Burke ...
...   THE SALVATION ARMY. Tha anniversary of the Salvation Army was celebrated by a deihonstxation as the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. As early as seven o'clock largo contingents of members reached Sydenham, {-.ravelling thither both by road and rail, in ...
... n William Blanks, from half pay orf the late Land Transport Corps, to he CaptaIn, visa Macdo- nald. promoted to an unattached Majority, without purchase; captain C F Hutton from half pay of the late L~and Trans- port Corpa, to be Ibiptsin, vies Brevet ...
... are to replace this year at Portsmouth the 84th regiment,' who 'wilL proceed to Ireland.' - E -, The Barretto, from Cork, landed her drafts for the.27th 72d, and 75th regiments, at the Cape'last December, and sailed with more for the 35th and 87th regiments ...
... THE ARMY. *His MlejEty'H troop. ship Athol, and. the Maijlar d traos7ert, havtn onn board his Exuaelknvy Major-Gene. ral lile!nore, C B., Gosernor of St Heleaua, andl hisI EsVlieney s sonn Ensign Aifiddlenore, of thef ]l tregjgi- niadit, A'iiA do -Ctmp ...
... Battalion Irish Rifles proceed from Gibraltar, where they have been stationed since last summer, to India. Second.Lieutenant Land, who has just been promoted from the ranks, joins the 3rd Hussars, at Cahir. Lieutenant Gambls, of the Lincolnshire Regi- ment ...
... T1HE ARMy. t Y-o troops of the 17th Lancers atrived in Portobella 13arracks .d yesterday. r. The remainder of the 1st Dragoon Guards will embark on Mlon- day or Tuesday next. s Tuesday two troops of tbe 4th (Royal Irish) Diagoon Guards t atrived in Belyast ...