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... ARMY IN IRELAND. Cavalry— l»t Dragoon Guards, Cork; 2d Dragoon Guards, Caher ; Ist Royal Dragoons, Ballincollig; 2d N. B. Dragoons, Dublin ; 7th Hussars, Cork Bth Hussars, Newbridge.; Ist Dcagoon Guards (Depot), Dublin; 7th Hussars (Depot), Dublin. 4 ...
... LORD GOMM AND MR ARMY OF THE PUNJAB. The Commander-in-Chief h.is talon his leave of the army of tow Punjnb in the following general - Head-quarters, Camp Sknh,l ra , near Lahore, March 31 , 1N 49. The Comniawler-in-Chief in I animunees his farewell ...
... POLITICAL PREACHING-THE ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORE EXAMINER. Kinsale. July 3rd, 1845, Sia—Have the kindness to insert ln lour liberal and enlightened paper the correspondence which I forward to you, and which was unavoidably occasioned by a furious ...
... PRINCE ALBERT'S FIRST LANDING IN I RE L A N And Rn.aYtgl os Ike ()real floral, Cove. To the morning after the arrival of the Ito)111 squadron in our harbour, the Prince expressed a wish to land and view the Beene from the high ground in front of the anchorage ...
... HTotlee. n *? ON TUESDAY the 7th of FEBRUARY, woman unknown presented for Pawn at the Office of EDWARD BROWNEs Broad-Street, ten pieces of Calico, ten do. of Stuff, seven smaller do. of Grey Calico, and thirteen Shawls, which the Proprietor stopped on ...
... ticrmains, the Army •pnne r I.arletfe. tin to sp. 1 the lecel for mike of Major. ) an pr.. the earn.M. reeips (IA 3 the Mit. Maeduoahl 4.11$ 010. .that several cr Majeatl's has bow 'ln our lost sworn on Fore {leaf of Samuel rford Ned• moor,. by and throe ...
... i! F lonis on: kin ; ; of Freiii.e, is expected to land at end i 'Se wino a second tin., in ringlend. rilyre .Alhert goes t.) sum, him. The Doke :f.4. aorl l'u'tes. Clessieutior, have arrived at the French embassy in Louis Philippe has 'wady half a million ...
... , power miagled with troop*, the common enem) __ Tte loss of the Qaceo’* Army.ie coniidereble. There ere 269 erophSed men in the hospitals, fad, upon rough calculation, ihe number of men, dor* dt combat, killed, wounded, end missing, may be stated at ...
... the Army—Capt. P. M'Kie, 3d Foot ; Capt. F. Coddington, 40th Foot ; Capt. J B. Oliver, 40th Foot ; Capt. A. W. F. SOmerset, Ist or Grenadier Guards ; Capt. M. G. Nixon, 39th Foot ; Capt. W. L. Tudor, 50th Foot. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army, in ...
... The right wing of the bth Fasileers, nada Col 1 Sutherland. which landed at Cork on Friday, train I Gibraltar, marched same day to Fertility, 1 The Infantry force in Cork garrison now numbers pp i on parade 1680 rank and file, of the 45th. 56th, 74th ...
... be 27th Depot at Near. atatUmed at Yongfaat.. Ae» landed at Umpool, aid. ave Glaafoe till the 14th Bis Excellency Mnlgnve left toms where they intend to , beantle* of thi> far-fxmed connty. The sudden death of Mr. O’Brien, author ...
... Captain Ross and several of his officers landed at Folkestone this morning, from the south sea von age of discovery. Her Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror, forming part of the expedition, arrived at Deal yes• terday: - The East India mail is still behind-hand ...