... THE ARMY On Thurcday division llie 32J reserve companies arrived in Limerick Boyle, under command of C-«pt. Cra«fnrd, and in.ticUecl near morning for Tralee. Strenglli «d ihe detachment—l ca; tain, 4 suhaltcrns, non coiiiiniiitiotu’d flicerr, 1 14. privaus ...

... are to replace this year at Portsmouth the 84th regiment,' who 'wilL proceed to Ireland.' - E -, The Barretto, from Cork, landed her drafts for the.27th 72d, and 75th regiments, at the Cape'last December, and sailed with more for the 35th and 87th regiments ...

... * 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 ...

... THE ARMY. Lieut.-General Sir Hossey Vivian left Dublin for a few days. ° Captain Roche Meade la expected to be appointed to the vacant Majority the 21et Futlleera. It la will be succeeded at the Horse Guards by Captain from the Rnyal Hospiul, Dublin ...

... THE ARMY. hare it from the best authority that the Ifith Lancers will not return to this country until relieved next year another cavalry regiment, the new governor says he cannot do without the present number of dragoon regiments India. We can also state ...

... 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| ...

... T1HE ARMy. t Y-o troops of the 17th Lancers atrived in Portobella 13arracks .d yesterday. r. The remainder of the 1st Dragoon Guards will embark on Mlon- day or Tuesday next. s Tuesday two troops of tbe 4th (Royal Irish) Diagoon Guards t atrived in Belyast ...

... the whole burden being borne by the landed interest. He would wish see half the charge of the county rates, and from 20 to 50 per cent, of the poor rates thrown upon the consolidated fund, in which case the landed proprietors would have security that ...

... out, however, further bung pul to him. that did not know the precise land. was acquainted with the nature of the land general m shat psrt the county, and fce st»d the best arable land, including a portion of pasture, did not let for more than about 235 ...

... THE ARMY. The Premier, transport, having on board the first division (two companies) of the Regiment, under the command of Captain Richard Gardiner, arrived Cove on Friday from Quebec, which port she left on the of August. The will occupy quarters Cork ...

... 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 ...

... THE ARMY. Woolwich. Mabcu 14.— Th« imporlanl g«rri*on town Woolwich is present •#c«oe great animation, owing the variety of the of the men belonging to the regimenta and depota quartered in it. Thursday last, 2 officers and men of the 16th Lancers arrived ...