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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 ...
... 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. 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 ...
... attaining the rank of captain in the army for £850 after four years' service. He then exchanged into the 7(ith Regiment, receiving £2500 for so doing, and he is now serving over the heads eleven subalterns, his seniors in the army, and, after deducting the price ...
... THE ARMY. 0 ~Chatbam, Angust 80.: T~his morning the following detach men ts of regiments serving. in India marched from this garrison, accompanied by the drums and fifes of the provisional bagttlion, for Gra-resend, and there emobarked in boats fromn ...
... TIE ARMY. The 36th regiment, which arrived at Barbadoes on the 21st of February, on board the Moira transport, from St Lucie, were placed in quarantine till the 4th M1arch, on which day thry disembarked, to make room for the 86th goinghome. Tha regiments ...
... the wolf was dispatched in his el arms. All the wounded persons ?? been car- ried to the hospital of Beaune. The pregivilit woman is the only person in danger. The irel' has'been opened by medical men, but they bri not sdiscovered anisign of madness. The ...
... and file of the 99th, 58th, and 22d Regiments, with one woman and a child. The voyage was attended by exceedingly stormy weather and thick fogs. When the master thought himself fifty miles from land, in the latitude Sydney, breakers were perceived on the ...
... 26th of September. Captains O' Hn Iand Tew, Lieutenant Baxter and ladt aud Lieutenatt Sta. pleten, with 60 rank and file. II woman. and 23 chil. dren, arrived at Sydney on the 2d of October, in ithe Bee. Hunter master, frons Port Adelaide. 5Ist-One serjeant ...
... TER ARMY. 7th Drtgaoo Guards-Detachment embarked at Gavesud on 22d May, onrtboard Cornrall, far the Cape. } 16th Lancers, G.O-Hi Eixcellency the Comm3anderin-0Ch!d84 wtli the sanctionD of the right lion. the Governo-leneral,directs that the soldiers of ...
... TIHE ARMY. I~~~e ~(Flom isie Liseees'/ofi C/ersuiclc.) n The Colonelcy of tho 2d blattalion rifle brigade i:; va- ne cant by the death of Major-GCoral Sir George Billg- thes sineo, re Pned le cmnmand int of tie Cork district in ill health. The officers ...