... to the Scheldt; landed on Walcheren and engaged in several affairs with the enemy; also present at the siege and capture , of Flushing with the Royals, which was the first regiment that took possession of the town. In March, 1810, landed in Portugal, and ...

... THE ARMY. Lieutenant Tulloch, of the 45th Regiment, already favourably known as the suggester of the rotation system, is now permanently attached to the War-office, with a salary of 300/. per annum ; his post is that of calculator. As soon as Lieutenant ...

... —On.Friday night last . an alined party Came to the lands of Curraheen, and served several threatening notices on Mr. Clarke's tenants, the purport of which was not to cut dogi the corn on that land that he ejected the Russells out of, or if they did ...

... THE ARMY. Regimehtal Court.n — al rtia - 1 - :was held at the Courthouse (fit,i,Jago de la Vega), the trial of J,lj. Rose, a private of the. St. Catherine's Regiment of Militia, under the ,ioiiowiuj charges : Ist. For making iiseofinsulting and con ...

... in the murder of a woman at a place called Stone, in Staffordshire, about nine miles from Newcastle, in 1841, and his accomplice, named Fowles, was executed for the crime, the prisoner observing that he held the head of the woman whilst the other cut ...

... THE ARMY. Horse Guards, June 27. MEMORANDUM. The General Commander in Chief will inspect the regiments of Font Guards on the days undermentioned, at ten o'clock, in Hyde Park, viz. The Ist and 2d battalions of the Coldstream Guards, on Tuesday, the Ist ...

... and as the unfortunate woman was crossing she was knocked down, and the waggon wheels went completely over her. She was immediately taken to St. workhouse, where she expired in a few minutes after her arrival. The poor woman was very decently dressed ...

... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) This morning the . cathedral bells ushered in the 65tk anniversary of his Majesty's birth with a joyous peal . and all the troops in garrison marched to llewcastle, where a grand review took place before ...

... THE ARMY. (CIKCULAR.) Sir,—l have the honour to inforin yeu, that his Majesty's government having taken into cwisidera• ion the expense f the staff of the militia, have determined to summit to parliament a bill for effecting some reduction in tnat bianch ...

... ARMY OF PORTUGAL. The following are names of the Generals now command the different of the British Army in Portugal. Cutialry—Lieut.-Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, Bart. and Lieut. Gen. Sir Win. ErSkine, Bart. hrt Dnialuia—Lieut. Gen. Sir Brent Spencer Bart ...

... ARMY . stßvzcr. The Secrita7 at aftcr a few prefatory 01 vatiUns, in which he ftated that the nece.ffar3 tions of the Army were going on, and 'trk propofed tai reduce . the Cavalry to 6 . 9 annual amount of expence of their m:nc.. t n:, be A redudion ...

... g an army of, he believed, 100 battalions of foot, and a most extensive cavalry force, without knowing that at any moment that army might not be directed against those who paid to support them. Was there nobody there to say that the English army was not ...