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... THE ARMY INeRrASR QP TIIR GARRISON On Monday morning the 75t lt.gt.. under the command of Colonel Halifax 1-ft Dohlin! y Railway and arrived in this e,ty on the same evening, bringing ninety-five tents for the purpose of encamping in Kilkenny. The 75th ...
... THE ARMY. The GGih left Clonmel on Saturday morning for TcmpK'more, and were replaced the same day by the 72d Highlanders, under the command of Major Hope. Lieut. J. H. Krancklyn, Royal Artillery, son-iu-law of Poole Gahbett, Esq., of Limerick, has arrived ...
... west division of the County the Town Carrickfergus ; Taafe's Land, alias Tate's Land, situate in the uorth division of the County of the said Town ; Ballynaskreen, Seskin O'Maddy, the Lands of Duncree, alias Duncrue, called MAranstown, situate in the ...
... resided in Sir Wheeler Cuffe’s lodpte. One day in that n'°‘ woman called at the lodge, and f w '“' for drink of water; there, was man the hou»e, and witness desired her little daughter to give the woman drink milk , the stranger then was nitv to see such decent ...
... THE ARMY. Lieut.-Col. the Hon. L. Maule. 79th Highlanders, and brother to the Secretary at War, has returned from Canada There is no truth in the report thai|he is about to leave the 79th, and to be appointed to the Staff. Vere W. Lane, Esq , of the 25th ...
... THE ARMY. The 11th (North Devon) Regiment of Infantry, under the commmaod Lieutnnanl.Colonel Sir Michael Creagb. arrived in Dublin, on Thursday, steam cumeyance Irum Liverpool.disembarked, and proceeded route to Kilkenny, w here the head quariera are ...
... THE ARMY The Sovereign transport, from Woolwich, hound for Dublin, and thence the West Indies, having on hoard H>evet Major llaultain’s company the Artillery was the rocks off the coast Waterford the 17th in-taot. The troops landed the same night, nod ...
... was bis discovery young woman in insensible state, and apparently at the point of death. immediately went and gave information of the circumstance to the sergeant on guard, who directed two corporals to remove the young | woman. They did so. and put her ...
... promoted by In the Gar«l. th. lOlh Bor . ISlS;—Li.Hten.nt-Colonel I. Ccl,bteo, on kMf FSth Foot, to b. CnluD.l In U>. Army. To Major. th. Army . Ceptrln J. woe of 67th Foot; Crptelo E. L'Eitcnr* 701,1 Food, Captain C. 11. L. Tinlin, Foot; C.pt.in J. E. Uopnl ...
... and woman behind the counter ; there wus woman in the shop who wore a cloak, and who had some portci in tin vessel, and who appeared to be coming »ut, but she turned back on seeing witness. Cross-examined by Mr. Hojel—Mr. Gilchrist and the woman stated ...
... in truth, know nothing any light except the blaze of Captain Rock’s midnight fires. | put. him in'o a cabin on my land, with a poor woman, who said, at Jirsl, that she was much pleased with him and his family ; but, alter a few days during his absence ...
... THE ARMY. The half-yearly inspection of the 88th regiment, or Connaught Rangers, took place on yesterday, Lieutenant-General Sir Edward Blakeney inspected the corps, and expressed himsclt highly pleased witn its appearance, and every department con - ...