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... it in the event of any species of.dissatisfaction finding its way into the armny. If it be. deemed proper to reduce these corps _t now, the recent mneasure of emboudying them must d have been inexpedient,' yet we must all recollect the 0 praises that ...
... clear. Ther also took every oppoir tunity, as fur as abusive language could go, of sheis- ing their ill *111 to the volunteer corps. It is certainly niost obliging in the General Ofli. cers to sketch out a military .!#eefacle upon such an occasiol, for the ...
... observe, that tlsis corps so fully maintained the high opinion he had last year expressed of its order, steaditiess, and precision in perfotming its various evolutions. The novelty of a Lancer troop adds much to: the interest which this corps las- excited, ...
... related to our na'tional bard, Burns, and ings served many years as a private in the Forfarshire f d to militia, in which corps he bore an' unihlemished t evi- character. His, talents were of a respectable order; ii tam and in imitation of his celebrated ...
... from Argyllslisie, having gone into the house of one Aluir, a publican in North Foulis Close, was robbed of 421. by tour women of the town. The-case, after undergoing a long investigation in the Pclice Court on: 11onday, was remitted to the Sberiff. ...
... in the neighbourihood of Kevin- street and New-street. The presence of the police quickly dispersed them; and three of them were made prisoners, and lodged in Kevin-street police barracks. These men were all overseers. HIGH WATER AT GLASGOW. Friday ?? 49m ...
... We hare received files of Australia and New Zealand journals. The New Zealand Colonist of the 27th, contains an address of Police Magistrate M'Donoglg, giving an account of the result of the contest at Wairau. After stating that Captain Wakelfield and ...
... Larcom and his auxiliaries, have com. ;r mitted the grossest errors in their computations. cl We are informed at p. 440 ir the Report, that there are b lbut eight matrons in all Ireland ! There are stated to e! have been in 1841, 4,1.55,548 women in Ireland ...
... urrency to by ?? Chronicle. n: Sir Robert and Lady Peel gave a grand difnner to the f ,d mprincipal embers of the Diplomatic corps, on Saturday, rr d- at their residlence in Whitehall Gardens. A select party a: ng was present to meet their Excellencies. ...
... household, we hear that it is P in contemplation to reduce the number of the Yeomen of m the Guard. This ancient and picturesque corps was formed si originally by Henry ViIl., maintained by successive So- vereigns, and kept in requisition, day and night, at ...
... rank and file, with lo ser. iq., jeants, under tihe command of Major Cyprian Bridge, with Captain Nugent of the same corps. 13 women and 27 ray children belonging to the regiment proceed with them.- by The provisional battalion furnishes for enibarkation ...
... at the bar of the Gorbals Police court, charged drar with havinw on Sunday evening stolen from off a house in limlit sd Long Govan, a quantity of lead, zinc, Etc. The depreda- Eel tion having been committed beyond the Police bounds, j 1 in the case was ...