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... THE ARMY. Delachments> of ItecruiU arrived in town, this morning, from Coventry, route join tlicir reK|>ective and J)c|hil?. Detachments to the Ist Battalion of the Royals, and the Bth Regiment of Infantry, are ordered embark Sunday morning, board vessel ...
... something in the old woman's skin ; ,he took chalk and marked the old woman's skin; put his-mouth to the old woman's skin, held it hard, and shook it like a dog biting, and spit out some glass and teeth, which he said came out of the old woman's skip; witness ...
... ARMY. BE DISPOSED OF, A CORNETCY, in a very old and molt refpcdable Regiment of Cavalry on the Britilh ERablifhment, free from reduetion or other contingency, and one of the very belt purchafes in the ferviee, with peculiar advantage.—Letters addrt 'Ted ...
... Freehold Estate. called Maple Cross, near RickmanswOrth, Ilerts • comprising a house, and 162 A. 3a. 14r of meadow and arable land ; land tar 5 4s. per annum, on lease for seven years, from 1895, at £355 a year; sold subject to an annuity of £6O, during a life ...
... tbe Brighton, Sebor, packet ship, for London, from New York, ia twenty-four day* ; landed ber passenger*, and proceeded at midnight for London, her mail having been landed at Swanage, owing to calm weather ; spoke on Ihe 4th of October, in lat. 43. _ long ...
... —On.Friday night last . an alined party Came to the lands of Curraheen, and served several threatening notices on Mr. Clarke's tenants, the purport of which was not to cut dogi the corn on that land that he ejected the Russells out of, or if they did ...
... THE ARMY-. --- (From the Limerick Chroniek. ) Yesterday morning, Major Smith, Captains. Butler and Spence's companies, sth Regiment, under Major Johnston, marched hence for Ennis. The companies of Major Bent, M a j or Johnston, ,Captain M *4 Donald, and ...
... the place, till February 1775, when he accompa- nied the Army to Nova Scotia, and, the following June, to Statem Island. The Commander-in-Chief having determined to commence his operations, landed on Long Island, and Capt. De Lancet, who commanded the Cavalry ...
... a ruffian, named Andrew Connell, excited rendered furious by intexication. (mei, of a woman named Field, in Old Bridewell-, and after desiring an unfortunate woman of lay in bed, to dress and go out with him, fused, he burst open the door, drew from pen-knife ...
... and the improvelye Qovernment of the waste lands in Ireland.— establishment of an efficient Board for the en. 1 ,N e nt of the Fisheries, by advances of money in ,I,lth A. Per cent. sth. Thesubstitutiou of a Land Tax .. , N , P. a nd of a Property Tax, under ...
... were taken prisoners as Buenos Ayres, landed without arms. The 9th Dragoons have also disembarked, and marched to Romford, Essex; the 20.h Dragoons to Guildford ; and th* second battalion of the 95th regiment have landed, and marched to Hil-ea r&cks* The ...
... feated the Franck army, and that they were marching towards Vienna. woman cried out in the streets, The French are beaten, and there are the Russi alarm was general; fear and stupefaclion prevailed ir Vienna. Behold the result of the pernicious councils ...