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... THE ARMY. REGULATIONS to be In future Tr . Pannage. Foreign Station. are 2?** Ihe captain bound, by the engaitcinent ofht. 8hl I». mU.ioncr. the Navy, to provide every officer .r, ' r wltl (v„ Government paMen*er, with hi, ,&■ l» break fa#,, .tinner ...
... THE ARMY. GENERAL ORDERS. Horst-Guarpa, March 4. The Commander in Chief commands it to be notified fo the army, that it has some time since been declared 10 the French and American Governments, that his Majesty’s Government will not recognise or ratify ...
... before ! 1785, there died at j Yarrow. a woman named Marion Renwick: th e American war was then just concluded, and wen were beginning to talk about Mr. Pitt, the singularly juvenile minister. Strange to say, this woman had been ju the year in the house herein ...
... EXCESSES THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. To the. Editor the Times. Sir, —The enclosed a copy of the reply of Sir William Xott the questions sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded him the Adjutant-General of the Army- It reached by the ...
... Hooper, and all our noble army martyrs. Dr. Watts, when writing of' the church as the honour safety of the nation, used the-following lieantiful lines :— These temples bis grace, How beautiful Tbe honours our place— bulwarks our land. The Prayer Book.— *' ...
... l«Hri. WEBB and SONS, surveyors and land-agents, *• ARMV CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 25th July, 1828. OTK hereby given all Persons desirous of CONTRACTING to supply BEEF and MUTfON to His Land Forces in Cantonments, (Quarters, ...
... the little-known cities of the Western world.— Spectator. A woman residing in Vicar-street, lately leave from Philip Sexton, of Gravine, near Kilkenny, to plant potatoes on some of his land, and had the dung conveyed for the purpose. Sexton engaged to ...
... Arab woman, in Alexandria (Egypt), has been prematurely delivered of five children, two girls and three boys. Last week at Macclesfield, a little girl, two and half years old, fell head foremost into a can partially filled with water, and was drowned ...
... Extraordinary Longevity.—Among the obituaries, the last number of the Forres Gazette,\.\t« death of woman, named Priest, who had attained the extreme age of 102 years, was recorded; and a gentleman of Devizes has just received a letter from friend the ...
... -'bly. as those of Egypt~in that case preceding Greece and Rome—ahd tnereby conferring that gloss of heraldic on the landed proprietors which a new people, “ new men,” most fervently desire. We need only r> fer to the well known mission and publication ...
... Dover, Thursday Evening.—The Duches*%f Cambridge landed here this evening, from Calais, in the M idgoon, Commander Hamilton. The duke was on the quay to receive ber, and a guard of honour, under the command of Colonel Monro, and great concourse of people ...
... and Mexico.—The Royal Mail steam-ship Medway, Captain Sharp, arrived Southampton, Sunday, from West ludies and Mexico, and landed mail* from the following places and dates, charge Lieutenant Kainer, R.N., Admiralty agentVera Cruz Ist Oct., Tampico 25th ...