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... THE ARMY. WAR OFFICE, KOV. 1. ]th Light Dragoons.—Lieut. B. A. F. Kingscotc, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fielden, who retires; Cornet W. M. Mitchell, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Kingscotc; A. Hamilton, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, rice ...
... ARMY CONTRACTS. Office of Ordnance, Pall Mall, 7 ...
... The land in 1820, The following curious particulars relative to the present slate of the Holy Hand at the feast of the Passover of this year mav interesting to some of our readers. Pilgrims The average number of Greek pilgrims is about 2.009; this year ...
... Courier latest news. papers of Wednesday furnish us with no new * *re of the movements of the contending armies in j,i(lhgeM progress of the negociations at Constantihiit speculations on a new ministry, of which Prince be the head, are circulated with ...
... attempted, it said, to escape from her keepers, in order to put herself at the head of the rebel army. A crazy, diminutive old woman, at the head of the army the faith, would have been a singular spectacle. But the quis Chaves was also personal friend of ...
... h September last, Mr Thomas Rose, teacher. the Mauritius, on the 3Uth July last, Major Geo. Cuninghame, late of the Bengal army, and far several years Especial Judge of the province of Morba, in that island. At Poona, East Indies, on the July last, aged ...
... tenure of land—an inquiry that ha* excited great interest from the undefined and comprebenaive powers extended to the parties. The commissioners, it appears, were directed to inquire into the lawa affecting the temporary occupation of land, and also into ...
... gallantly maintained by Hungary against the combined armies of Austria and Russia is virtually at an end. Her great leaders, Kossuth, Bern, and Dcmbinski have sought safety in flight; Gorgey, with army of about thirty thousand men, has surrendered to Russia; ...
... Montrose. The crown, sceptre, and sw r ord, belonging to the ancient kings of Scot, land, were deposited there, in the year 1661, to preserve ', them from the English army, which at that time over-ran the rottnlry. IWin ...
... net with which they were fishing, and, on their being about to land him, the fish broke the net, whereupon a man named Edwin Crompton seized the fiany stranger under his arm, and tried to land hiin. However, this was a task more easily attempted than performed ...
... not unlike the Sierra, withont vegetation, mountainous, bleak, cold, wet, and unhealthy. The army, if such a congteoatiou of vagabonds can be called an army, in want every thing-stores, clothes, and discipline. The guns, in number fourteen, in brigade ...
... brought in pursuant tothe resolution of the House. Army Estimates.— The House having resolved itself into a Committee of Supply for taking the Army Estimates into consideration. Lord Palmerston said, that the Army Estimates of this year closely resembled those ...