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... were soon stopped by the entreaties of the Magistrates. Nine shots were fired, three men kill- ed and several wounded, and a woman badly. In the Irish Parliament, towards the close of the seven- teentli century, the daily pay of a comity member was lOs. ...
... THE ARMY. The first division of the 66th at Belfast, will arrive in Dublin the 27th July. The 6th Fusileers, Ship-street Barracks, Dublin, will he moved to Belfast, to relieve the 6Cth Regt. ordered to DuhUn. Two companies of the 36th marched from Richmond ...
... his heart.— Whig. Shocking Circumstance —On Thursday poor woman in Cashel applied for advice to neighbouring lady in the treatment of a wound about the nipple of her breast; of this wound the woman gave the following account:—During one of the nights she ...
... THE ARMY. Change, of Cavalry Quarters. —We find from the United Service Gazette of Saturday that the following changes of cavalry quarters will take place in April next; The 2d Dragoon Guards will move from I iershill to Sheffield ; the .‘)d Dragoon Guards ...
... The 16th regiment is to have a reserve battation. The first division of the 55:h regimeat landed at Cork oa Monday, from Devonport, by the Rhada.- manthos steamer, aud proceeded on their route to Limerick. The depot of the 86th, or Rangers, re- ceived ...
... THE ARMY. Captain Cathcart, 10th Hussars, is about to exchange with Captain of Lord Cardigan's Regiment, the llth Hussars. . . The llth or Prince Albert’s Hussars, stationed IW.MIu Barracks, Dublin, ami the Sth Uoyal Inrh Hussars, at Dundalk, will exchange ...
... THE ARMY Tho heail>qnartcrs. last ili*ision. of tlio 44tb, inarclieil on Wednesday morning, from this town, for Xcwry. Blenheim transport, having on board head quarters and three companies the services companies of the4Stli regiment, arrived at Cork harbour ...
... in the drill system is preleracte after March. TIhus tme land becomes perfoetly puiverised be- fore sprinig, anid seith a depth of surface considerably ihl- reased, will admit of tour landings, which are Ibe lea t thata call be useti on this occasion ...
... J, Grant, with I woman and I child, also a private of the regiment, of the name of John Crimes, who a lunatic. After medical inspection Dr. Walter Henry, seven of the soldiers were sent into the hospital. The above detachment landed at Gravesend from ...
... THE ARMY. Meatenant Dtiff. of the U2d, succeeds to the racant paymaslersliip of that corps; and Lieutenant Blake numinaieil paymaster of the y3d, in room of bis late father, formerly of the 37th. The natire infantry regiments of the Indian army are to ...
... THE ARMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. tf'or-Office, Dec. 13. 2d Dragoon Guards—Captain H. W. Charlton to be Major, by purchase, vice Nugent, who retires Lieut, bir H Paulct, Hart, to be Captain, purchase, vice Charlton. J. Lev, Gent to be Cornet, purchase ...
... THE ARMY. iVAIt-OrFiCE, AUGUST 31, 18.32. 4th Dragoon Guards: Cornet A. D. Tait to be Lieut. by pur. vice Pix, retires; D. F. Mlitcliell to be Cornet, by pur. vice Tait.-9th Light Dratoons: Cornet A. Little to be Lieut. by pur. vice Upton, retires ; Sir ...