... the same be accompartied by statement, explaining when and where the women landed In this country, and why they did notin the regular way solicit asses the place where they landed; also in what manner and when they reached London, and at what dates and ...

... the lands were leased out, and were in a remote situation ; nor did recollect woman living Mulroe, coming before his Lordship to swear child upon the father ; has heard lately that Anne Connell lived in a miserable cabin on the lands ; knew a woman named ...

... with dragoons and police from Clogheen —and found the young woman concealed in house near Kilbeny on the borders of the Counties Limerick and Cork, and restored her to her family. A man and woman of the name Bryan have been committed to Clonmel gaol, charged ...

... ARMY WANTED, for a Mtlitla, Officer properly qii.liSed to ack Adjutant; muff have the fceft recommendations charaOcr, condufl, and abiii’y, Applicatioa made Mr. Henley, 9, Henry.(lre t. A Man Servant wanted (or a Engle Gentleman, wher» another (errant ...

... ARMY. Captain in fu'.l pay in in Old Regiment in Ireland IX. is defiroua of retiring, and will exchange with any Officer on half, pay (who may be eligible) without requiring any difference. Letters to be addrefled, without delay, to A. B. C. at the Bar ...

... THE ARMY. The Regiment Dragoon Guards (dr Carabineers), which recently arrived at Liverpool from Ireland, has received orders to march to Glasgow. the retirement of the Glh Dragoon Guards (Carabineers) from Ireland, Major-General Sir C. Grant issued most ...

... THE ARMY The Sovereign transport, from Woolwich, hound for Dublin, and thence the West Indies, having on hoard H>evet Major llaultain’s company the Artillery was the rocks off the coast Waterford the 17th in-taot. The troops landed the same night, nod ...

... On Friday the instant, Mr. Henry Legge, sexton, saw a woman seated a grave the church yard, and being Informed by bis daughter lha: she hid some silver articl*** the grass, Mr. L. when the woman left the grave yard, went the place where «he sat and found ...

... THE ARMY. Four rcglnrents, two hone and two foot, are i ordered from England to Ireland immediately, ! which has caused general move of troops ! throughout England. The Ist division the Lancers, which recently arrived board the Upton Castle tree trader ...

... * Chief makes it known to the Army, that it was not intended thereby to cancel nut.idrity given to the Commanding OJJicers and Depots, in the Circular Letter the Blh June, 1818 (repeated the General Regulations the Army of the Ist of J anlj ary, 1822 ...

... swore to quit the The parlies stood in the relationship of land- j Jiouse in twenty-four hours. They next broke lord and te:.ai>r. plaintiff the widow of j„( dairy house and swore the dairy woman tS, Officer ; she to. the house No. l-J, Dawson- i ; ie p| ...

... THE ARMY Major-General Sir John Buchan, K.C. 15., acoompa- Vnicd his Aide-de-Camp, Lieutenant I'oroyce, the o.ath Regiment, has left Alhloue for the Isle of Man, leave of absence. I'he troops serving in the western distiict ate to report to hcad-fpiarters ...