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... THE ARMY. 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers—The service companies are to return from the Mauritius to England, the Java transport on her landing the reserve battalion the 12th Foot. 97th—The reserve battalion sailed from Portsmouth, for Corfu, the Bovne transport ...
... still in Van Diemen’s Land, according to the last accounts; also that the 75th Foot, in course ofembarkation for India, is included as # on e out, the ex: of its maintenance being new defrayed by the East India Company. A poor woman, named Dinah Fishlock ...
... Lot-^trSPORT on the Lands of OLD COURT/f ROCHESTOWN, the property of Sir George GooLorßart. t&T Poachers will be prosecuted. S f Old Court, Sept. 17. GEORGE QQ OLD. MR. NETTLES requeststhatno person willJfSfioot, co Hare-Hunt.or Course.on the Lands Ma- ~u? 1 hallagb ...
... THE ARMY. (From Saunders New's-Letter.) The first division of the 45th Regiment, consisting of 3 captains, 5 lieutenants, ensigns, assistant surgeon, 30 sergeants, 11 drummers, and 559 rank and file, embarked at the North-wall the afternoon of the 14th ...
... THER ARMY ‘The 47th Regiment mov e from Buttevant to Clonmel. ‘The depot of the 93d Regiment arrived in Belfast on Tuesday, by Railway, from Portadown, en route from Dublin, to embark for Sevt- land. as soon as a Government steamer 5! Shall have reached ...
... THE ARMY ‘(From the Ficeman) of the 49th regiment marehed day from Athlone to Castlereagh and Roscommon, where they will arrive this day to relieve two companies of the 32nd regiment. The service companies of the 16th regiment will em- bark next month ...
... THE ARMY. The 90th Regiment, whose destination is Ceylon, and which has been embarked on board the Maitland, in this port for several weeks past, is expected to be disembarked, as soon as the necessary orders shall arrive, in consequence of the leaky ...
... the army. WIDOWS’ PENSIONS, &c. The pavraeni.of the undermentioned Services, due the nit will commence Tuesday the Itfth viz.— Widows’ Pensions—Umwtached Pay of General Officers, Royal { IA L, F .p A Y. i lie Three Month.’ Ililf-pay, the 21th ult, will ...
... THE ARMY. General Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, K.C.B. and G.C.H Surveyor-General of the Ordnance, arrived at the Imperi Hotel on tour of Inspection of the different Barracks in Ireland. Lieut-Col. Farquharson of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, Lady and Suit are staying ...
... Trnops in Portugal, Sir Henry Clinton direeled the following address to the army, part of his first genera] orders : The Lieutenant-General commanding is very deal reus, before landing any part of the British force in Ponugal, to call the attention every ...
... published in the paper which ge! nerally prides itself 7 p= upon the ¢ —Rk ailway Herald, A WOMAN WITH FOUR HUSBANDS CASE of handsome cast of counten- On Saturday a young woman, her name Margaret Daly, ance and flippant tongue, who gave was brought before Mr. ...
... THE ARMY. Another officer of the «‘h or King’s Regiment, hts («ll ,• lim to theraveges ttie yellow leeerat Jungles, Brevet M,;,' Fnzgertld, .Senior Captgin of the legimenl, who died st si, niehtown, after few hours illness. r«- The Depot I’aymasteishipof ...