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... ! ! LCNDON, Bec. 31. - k JUNCTION OF THE BRITISH ! - ' ARMY IN SPAIN. B - R ¥ R—— [ \We'have at length the pleasing satisfaction of learning that the British Army in Spain is conceytrated.—Yesterday intelligence was brought by the - Swallow, of the junction ...
... The Army.—3.l Regiment Dragoon Guard*— \V. OMally, from tiie 97ili Foot, lie Cornet, purchase, vice Shelley, who retires, dated Dec. 27. Foot—Lieut. F. Adams, to Captain, by purchase, vice Doyle, who retires.— Gazette. The Lying in Charity Ball.—The Ball ...
... * LAND FORCF. Col. Driver, 6th M. N. 1., ('apt. CoUinson, I-, Lieut. Gibbons, H. M- 49th. Badelev*^? ~~ , leut - Bernard, R. I. (slight), Lieut, regiment (daufffi'-ouslj). Lieat - Grant, same (severely), ajor 55th Re ?'™ ent Simeon, Rifles , d , y same ...
... the most fortunate accident could enable tlie French to land here. Not the most nervous old woman who has trembled over Lord Ellesmsre's letter, imagines that they are go on landing army after army. With fifty thousand men, then, we have ...
... for the erection of new . Church Heaton orris, towards which Wilbrahsra i Egerton, Ekj., of Tatton Park, has g»ven a bite of land and I XI ,000. gentlemen, members of the Ej Church of ; America, have pledged themselves to support three Clerical Missionaries ...
... pamphlet, publish d March, 1844, recomteends Newhaven, ir«ling the best landing f>r invading army. a singular coincidence his fa her aud mother land -d Nt*wbavei| in M irch, 1810, though not exactly asinv id^r*.—— coinage of half-farthings ...
... levelling the hedges, and he has thus gained an acre of land on his farm at Heaviiree. The land there is worth £3 an acre. The old hedges cost year in repairs, and 3Us. in taxes. The injury done to the land the shade and roots of the trees was year upon 14 ...
... Sir Geo. Prevost, with part of the army to Bay Robert, while Sir Alexander Cochrane with the secoad division conveyed Major General Maitland and the other partof the army, to the bay of St. Luce. Previous to landing, Gen. Beckwith publislied a friendly ...
... The whole of the Russian army has been slated to consist of 439,720 men. This statement is incomplete. The following is account of Ih whole of the Russian army towards the end of the year 1832: The levies of and carried the army 870,000 men. adding the ...
... 25,000 individuals have perished through want, and the suhahdry appears be depopulated A woman complained to the city cutwal, that she had agreed with another woman that in order to save themselvs fiom starvation, they should feed on each other's child ...
... Gazette de France say.», that M. Defoutaiue had been reprimanded by the Court. The Frbnch Army. —According to a recent decision of the Minister of War, officer of the army shall in future obtain leave marry, unless the person to whom he is to united should ...
... with the remnant of the Austrian . army, to Berlin, where he resolved to await the French army; but on the defeat the Austrians, the battle of Aivsterlitz, he returned to St. Petersburg, Leaving the greater part his army on the frontiers of Germany. In being ...