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... s giving sound temperance education if the Veto Bill I when passed was to be of practical benefit. A YOUNG WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH. A young woman named! Cox burned herself to death at Aldershot yesterday in attempting to kindle a fire with the aid of paraffill ...
... Pover, from 8bth, to be Lieut.-Col. BRaVa.T,-Brevet-llajor 1' Campbell, of the95th, to be Lieut.. Colonel in the Army. To be Mlajors in the Army-Capt. W. F. Williams, of Royal Artillery; Capt. J. F. A. Symonds, of the Royal Engineers Capt. If. G. Ross, of ...
... on board the convict ?? Orator, landed at Sydney 14th Dec 1843. 58th and Prov. Batt.-A detachment of 2 subs, and 50 men embarked at Deptford on the 22d April, on board- the Barossa convict ship, for Van Diemen's Land. . 61st-At the Quarter Sessions Court ...
... THE ARMY. ..orFICE OF ORONA:cN, eccrotrti-a 31. floya' Artillery First Lieut. J. Lys to be Seco-d Caii&'vice*Phillip-s, 'retired on haif.pay. Seconid Lieiut. Hen utMlrra e First LivutL vise ILys. - A .. orriCE, NovEermtrm 7. 1st Dr, g on', X~ieut. T. ...
... THE ARMY. FROM OUR MILITARY CORREBPONDEN', BY OUR SPECIAL WIIIr. LONDox, THURSDAMY.-Lieutenant-Colonel Le Mesurier, late senior commissariat officer at lIot- fast, has assumed departmental duttv at York. Major and Paymaster Webb has joined in Ire- land ...
... THE ARMY. Brevet Major W. H. lee des, 3-rd' attalloA Rifle Brlgade, has returned to hendqnlarters at Rlchmond Barracks from leave of absence. Lieutenant E. G. Pennefather, 6!;h Inniskillings, has proceeded as a volunteer for service at the Cape -with ...
... THE ARMY. As we 'a'tieipfte!l in niur lst., Captain Rhines Las been resrored to the servire by tha appointment to a-company in the 95rh r~eeiment, as appears by last night's Gazette. Conneicing this case with Courts-Martial, so far an im- p(eettnt point ...
... nine companies landed at t Newhaven, end proceeded to the Castle, in the evening o four companies of the loft wing marched for Greenlaw a Barracks, there to remain till tl e 68th leave the Castle. r The remtaining company of the 77th landed on Monday afternoon ...
... fourteen persons, there is a native woman who is married to a white uan, land whe has a soil, a fine, healthy- looking child, of whom she and all the bleeks are var7 proud. These fourteen aboriginal natives of Van Diemen a Land live at Oyster Oove Station, where ...
... THE ,ARMY. Lieutenant-Colonel Lord John Taylour, 'com- manding the 94th Regiment, has inspected the de. tachment of that'regiment at Newtownards. The detachment consists of Lieutenants J. M. Elliott, instructor of musketry, and James M'Sweeney, and about ...
... THIE ARMY. The distinguished service reward at the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief, by the appointment of Lieutenant-General G. Wyne as Colonel comman- dant of the Royal Engineers, has-been bestowed on Major-Genleral Iut 0. Han~milton, who has nearly ...
... speech at the Crown and Anchor a few days since on Canadian affifirs, is a lieu- tenant-colonel, unattached, in the British army. t An immediate move of all the regiments in Ireland will a be the consequence of the withdrawal of troops now under c orders ...