... Pover, from 8bth, to be Lieut.-Col. BRaVa.T,-Brevet-llajor 1' Campbell, of the95th, to be Lieut.. Colonel in the Army. To be Mlajors in the Army-Capt. W. F. Williams, of Royal Artillery; Capt. J. F. A. Symonds, of the Royal Engineers Capt. If. G. Ross, of ...

... THE ARMY. ..orFICE OF ORONA:cN, eccrotrti-a 31. floya' Artillery First Lieut. J. Lys to be Seco-d Caii&'vice*Phillip-s, 'retired on haif.pay. Seconid Lieiut. Hen ?? e First LivutL vise ILys. - A .. orriCE, NovEermtrm 7. 1st Dr, g on', X~ieut. T. J. Burke ...

... Westmor- land, from 1790 to 1795, when the Hon. Arthur Welles- Icy was attached to the Viceregal Court, then superin- tended by the Hon. Mrs Stratford, now the Dowager Countess of Aldborough, Mrs Woodcock, confessedly the most beautiful woman in Ireland ...

... THE ARMY. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRIUARY 6. 4th Dnagoon Guards. Lieut. Bagot Gosset to be AdjLu- tant. vire Arcler. who, resigins Atjutany.-Ist Foot: Capt. T. Nicholls, fromi half-pay Unattached, to be Capt. vice J. H. Dundas, exch. receivitg diff.-4th; Capt. ...

... THE ARMY. . WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 25. Royal Horse Guards: Lieut. C. D. Mill to be Capt. by pur vice Villiers, app. to '25th Foot; Cornet W. C Ne- tberpote to be Lieut. by pur. Tice Hill; Hon. C. H. May- :i'd to be Cornet, by pur. vice Nethercote.-7th Dragooni ...

... THE ARMY. The English army consists of 109,139 men; this corn- nriscs 26 regimentS of Cavalry, 7 battalions of Foot Guards, i03 battalionsof Infantry, and 7 Colonialregiments. The distribution of this force is at ?? Great Britain, 2§,634-Ireland, 23, ...

... Canada, and that he had sent back no intelligence to Ireland since his departure. In Donegal, howeverl, B sister of the young woman was found to reside, and that sister expressed great. joy at hear- ing of the strange transaction. The Lord Mayor gave the ...

... , vice Bruce. BREccVeT.-M)Njor A. Hicluirileon of 23d1 Foat, to li Liieut. Cl. ill the Army. Calpt. 1-1. M. St. Vincent Rose, of 25th Foot, to be Major it the Army. Tihen AitmY.-By private letters and papers from North America, it app(eais that every ...

... were soon stopped by the entreaties of the Magistrates. Nine shots were fired, three men kill- ed and several wounded, and a woman badly. In the Irish Parliament, towards the close of the seven- teentli century, the daily pay of a comity member was lOs. ...

... in the drill system is preleracte after March. TIhus tme land becomes perfoetly puiverised be- fore sprinig, anid seith a depth of surface considerably ihl- reased, will admit of tour landings, which are Ibe lea t thata call be useti on this occasion ...

... THE ARMY. iVAIt-OrFiCE, AUGUST 31, 18.32. 4th Dragoon Guards: Cornet A. D. Tait to be Lieut. by pur. vice Pix, retires; D. F. Mlitcliell to be Cornet, by pur. vice Tait.-9th Light Dratoons: Cornet A. Little to be Lieut. by pur. vice Upton, retires ; Sir ...

... presented before December next, in order that officers abroad may have time to authorise their signatures to be attached. PAY OF ARMY OFFICEus.-lBy a revised warrant of her majesty, recently issued, regulating the issues of staff arid garrison pay, the following ...