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... consisted of two serjeaats, two corporals, ten privates, swith one woman and two children; that of the 95th, one sereiant-major, one seijeant, four corporals, eleven pri- vates, with one woman and one child. These troops embarked on 2d March from Ceylon in ...
... Pover, from 8bth, to be Lieut.-Col. BRaVa.T,-Brevet-llajor 1' Campbell, of the95th, to be Lieut.. Colonel in the Army. To be Mlajors in the Army-Capt. W. F. Williams, of Royal Artillery; Capt. J. F. A. Symonds, of the Royal Engineers Capt. If. G. Ross, of ...
... on board the convict ?? Orator, landed at Sydney 14th Dec 1843. 58th and Prov. Batt.-A detachment of 2 subs, and 50 men embarked at Deptford on the 22d April, on board- the Barossa convict ship, for Van Diemen's Land. . 61st-At the Quarter Sessions Court ...
... THE ARMY. ..orFICE OF ORONA:cN, eccrotrti-a 31. floya' Artillery First Lieut. J. Lys to be Seco-d Caii&'vice*Phillip-s, 'retired on haif.pay. Seconid Lieiut. Hen ?? e First LivutL vise ILys. - A .. orriCE, NovEermtrm 7. 1st Dr, g on', X~ieut. T. J. Burke ...
... THE ARMY. As we 'a'tieipfte!l in niur lst., Captain Rhines Las been resrored to the servire by tha appointment to a-company in the 95rh r~eeiment, as appears by last night's Gazette. Conneicing this case with Courts-Martial, so far an im- p(eettnt point ...
... nine companies landed at t Newhaven, end proceeded to the Castle, in the evening o four companies of the loft wing marched for Greenlaw a Barracks, there to remain till tl e 68th leave the Castle. r The remtaining company of the 77th landed on Monday afternoon ...
... THE ARMY. Since the 54th Regiment went to India they lost 34 officers, 1200 men, 51 Europeahiwomen, and 135 children, a=&rom disease, except 70, who were killed in thefield. We understand that the Commissariat Establishment in Dublin-is to be abolished ...
... speech at the Crown and Anchor a few days since on Canadian affifirs, is a lieu- tenant-colonel, unattached, in the British army. t An immediate move of all the regiments in Ireland will a be the consequence of the withdrawal of troops now under c orders ...
... Westmor- land, from 1790 to 1795, when the Hon. Arthur Welles- Icy was attached to the Viceregal Court, then superin- tended by the Hon. Mrs Stratford, now the Dowager Countess of Aldborough, Mrs Woodcock, confessedly the most beautiful woman in Ireland ...
... soldiers died befor e the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St., -elena, and one woman after leaving tie island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, It was found necessary to for- ward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... - THE ARMY. HIrk- O l, __ I . - S . - The 19th regiment arrived at the North-wall from Bristol on Sunday night, and marched into Richmond Barracks about eight o'clock. Gunner and Driver James Robertson, of ?? Ar- tillery, unfortunately was killed the ...
... THE ARMY. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRIUARY 6. 4th Dnagoon Guards. Lieut. Bagot Gosset to be AdjLu- tant. vire Arcler. who, resigins Atjutany.-Ist Foot: Capt. T. Nicholls, fromi half-pay Unattached, to be Capt. vice J. H. Dundas, exch. receivitg diff.-4th; Capt. ...