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... becoming to the nation s and one which will give the greatest satisfaction to the army. The King, as is no doubt known to the majority of our readers, is a general in our army, being next in seniority to General Sir George Nugent, Bart., G.C.8., and by five ...
... About eight o'clock they landed and sitkin oh the heights near to the chapel of Guada halite time six steam-boats and several transpor opposite to Fontarabia. At nine o'clock th opened a tremendous fire on the town, in orde landing of several battalions ...
... the ten regiments of Militia in Scot: land; was 2,67 ; the number that have vollin. teered for hinited and unlimited service, is . . 2,658 ; • deficient* 209. Nearly' 500 were for - unlimited seivice. A young woman lately walking out in the neighbourhood ...
... distaace; the . wretehed woman (the prisoner). initantly availed herself of she con6dance reposed in . her, by robbing the house of watches, plate, money, and all that, was valuable,' and even took away the Pockets of the ' dead woman; all the moveables but ...
... in the United States, and who has been resident at Washington since the war, arrived in town yesterday from America, having landed at , Falmouth the Childers sloop o f war . from Forty gun-boats are preparing with all expedition at Chatham, to be sent to ...
... dated February 22, 1844, moved for by Mr. J. O'Connell; showing the total present expenditure of Ireland, including debt, army, pensions, civil list, miscellaneous estimates, and all disbursements payable out of the public revenue. The Expenditure for ...
... Betwa and the Dussawn.ltiver by a party of Scincliah's army and that of the .Itajith, the former being defeated, with loss of guns, etic. Incensed at the loss, Sceuituah collected his. whole army, with an immense train of artillery, and tdok tip a position ...
... officers of all the corps of the army present at Paris, of the National Guard of Paris and the banliene, of the Garde Mobile, together with mem! hers of different administrative bodies, the medical officers of the army, and also the judges of the courts ...
... commercial houQes, the Grand Se:gnior set out from Constantinople at the.lie,id of a large army, the advanced guard of .', 4,icti hai already termed a junction with the army n wi , Vizier. A great battle is . expected, - kb i. U decide Olt: issit,..of this campaign: ...
... men. The Spanish, army had retreated towards Galicia, and on the 22d their head-quarters were at Mawzanal, and their advanced guard at Astorga.—lt is said in some of the Spanish Gazettes, that Gen. Cuesta, after the retreat of his army, withdrew, with the ...
... REET.— LES POISSARDES.—A middleaged woman, named Mary Williams, living in the purlieus of Whitecross-street, was charged before Mr. Twyford, with haviug stolen two cod-fish, the property of Ellen Knight, an old woman, 80 years of age. , • The prosecutrix ...
... of troops co attack the right Wing of the Prus,sian,army, And to endeavour to cut the Prussian Geo, Graivect , froni Mitten. The junction between the army of Prince llagiation and the main Runian army under Barclay de took place on the 29th o'ear Smolensk° ...