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... to the lands, to see when the possession of them, pursuant to the said consent, would be iziVen un. . _Re days, and during that period he afforded men, horses, and carts, at our expense, to such of the persons as desired to remove off their lands their ...
... dropped astern. The land bore N.N.E., distant about 30 leagues by observation. The boat got about two cables length from the vessel, when she shipped a sea, filled, and all in her perished. The mate, nine men, and one young woman remained on the wreck ...
... THE ARMY. - - CHATIIAm, 22.—The following detachments have been selected from the Provis:onal Battalion in this garrison to proceed to India, to supply the casua:ties which have bean occasioned to the regiments there stationed:—The 4th, King's Own, 22d ...
... death. The woman's name is Sarah Burwell, the reputed wife of Zechariah of the gypsey tribe. He was an itinerant tinker, and repairer of umbrellas, and resided in Bloomabury-Place, Millstone-lane, in this town, where the unfortunate woman has left five ...
... THE ARMY. REVIEW OF TUE RIFLE BRIGADE AT WINDSOR —Yesteiday morning the 2d battalion of the Rifle Brigade, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Brown, was reviewed in the Home Park by Major-General Sir James Gardiner, K.C.8., the Deputy Adjutant-Gencral ...
... became the tenant to two acres and ahalf of land, formerly used as commonage - . •He, not conceiving that he. should meet with the slightest molestation from any of his neighbours, built a small cabin on the land, and was suffered to enjoy his holding peaceably ...
... of her candidate. This pretty satisfactorily shows, that The light that lies In woman's eyes may be often made available to the best interests of charity. INDIAN ARMY.--The following extract from a private letter from Madras, dated 16th July last, and ...
... Lisson-green, occurred on the 19th day of November, at No. 10. A woman, on going . to draw water, and having a lighted candle in her hand, ignited some gas, which set her cap on fire. The poor woman, alarmed, ran up stairs in a blaze. The whole of the lodgers ...
... THE ARMY. t is floc! understood that Lieut.-Ge.n. :Lord CONI3EILDIEnE i G-.C.13.. is appointed to succeed 'the late . Sir S. Commander of the Forces in Trehmdt:z lajor•.General Sir K.C.B. is appointed Colonel 'of the 76th ' (111 . ghland) Or Ross-shire ...
... THE ARMY. The following circular, which conveys very useful information to the Officers of the Army, has just been issued from the War Office. It is accompanied by a schedule, enumerating all the items of accoutrements and other articles, with the names ...
... ARMY. A CAPTAIN an old and highly r espelable Regiment, of one Battalion, now in England, change into corps of two or more Battalions, hot on. Foreign Service. Letters (postpaid) addressed to L. M. Bearbitidar.Lane, London, will be instantly attended ...
... THE ARMY. Yesterdsy morning the Dnke of York reviewed a body of Ligt Cavalry on Hounslow Heath. The 7th (Royal Fuzileers) Regiment has received orders to march on the 17th and 18th instant, from Manchester for Portsmouth, for the purpose of embarking ...