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... which we have stated. Her body was landed from the steamer to the Prince George inn, and, as the steamer immediately left for Dublin, no further particulars have been ascertained but the above, from the passengers who landed here.—Plymouth Journal. (ADVERTISEMENT ...
... and large sashes round their waists: and one was dressed in woman's clothes: two of them carried swords of a very ancient appearance; the remainder had sticks. Being noticed by the Police landing from a boat, peace-officer Sharpley proceeded to interrogate ...
... THE ARMY. \t . (From our Dub-in Correspondent.) *}5fi o f -^™eral Sir Edward Blakeney, ?? having pro- ceeded to Lngl a „d on Tuesday last on leave of absence, by P?™>*'on of the General Commanding-in-Chief, Major- uen.ral Sir I honias Arbuthnot, ?? has ...
... ARMY. • • I Colonel and severe caller °Seep have received *niers to join their respeetiire righlierfor istloirit as possible. .711 e detachments heft:night! to Corps :— tie 20th Devonshire), the 47th (or *Lancashire), and d i ,. 07.1 i (or Stitch •Hampshint) ...
... THE ARMY. The Ilon. St. George Foley, brother to Lord Foley, and nephew to the Duke of Leinster, for many years aide-de-camp to Lieutenant-General Sir Edward l3lakeney, the commander of the forces in Ireland, shortly proceeds to India, where he has received ...
... THE ARMY. Arrived on Satu r d a y at H arw i c h severa l sa il o f trinsports, having on board the 76th (Hindoustan) an 67th regiments, which landed thena this day ; they are from Guernsey and Jersey. Major-General MooaE, to take the command at Newfoundland; ...
... 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 ...
... to the plaintiff, for certain land required by the company for the purposes of the Norwich Extension line ; and that the said bod was only to be put in force provided the plaintiff made a sufficient title to the lands before a day named, in which respect ...
... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) A general order has been issued to cease all recruiting fer the army, and this, of course, is regarded as immediately preceding the reductions which are in contemplation. Lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot has ...
... THE ARMY. lament to state that letter* dated the 4th October have been received this morning at the Colonial Office from Fredericton, New Brunswick, which announce the melancholy loss o* the right wing of the (Xitli Regiment of Foot, in going from Halifax ...
... the army. hmwt the Fazileers is ordered to, march, tolooming, from Westminster, for Bristol, rouj to ta chment of the 661 h Regiment Foot is ordered to to-morrow morning, from Westminster, for Bristol, on Londonderry. ° Deuchment of the 77th Regiment ...
... 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 ...