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... were extricated, the young woman, we regret say, was almost instantaneously suffocated ; every means was adopted to restore animation, bn- without effect Ed. Courant. Woman Killed Dog —On Saturday afternoon last a young woman of the name of Ann Banks, ...
... THE ARMY. The Marqui* of Douro, it is reported in the military circles. will shortly be appointed to command the Rifle Brigade.— Herald, The depot of the 2d battalion Royal Regiment from Boyle, marched through Mullingar two divisions, on Friday and Saturday ...
... THE ARMY. We unJerstanJ that tlio 9lh Regiment of Koot, or Holy Boys. are coming to No«ry, to replace the this district. The 9th are about ono year Bengal, after cipcricncing the tug of war throughout the recent campaigns, particularly on the Sutlej ...
... THE ARMY. Tn» Cameroniaxr.— The tirst tlivision of 2r;h Camcroninns. con»i»t;i p of two conipwiiies, will innM-h from this town for Uallyconncll to-day. The 2Gth have lioen often in tlio field. They in Egypt with eclat, and wore not loss noticeable in ...
... of the army in Ireland, for November, as follows, viz.Artillery, 812 ; cavalry, 1,759; infantry, 13,247. Total, 15,813. Lord Mulgrave, son-and-heir of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has entered the army as Ensign in the Fusilier Guards. Captain Norval ...
... enacted, that in all cases where any land Ireland shall be held occupied by any person not liable under the provisions of this act to the payment of the Composition for Tithes from time to time accruing due in respect such land, it shall not be lawful make any ...
... THE ARMY. The 58th Regiment, from Glasgow, landed in Dublin on Tuesday. The 10th replace them at Edinburgh, until the arrival of the 53d from Portsmouth, when the 10th will move to Glasgow to relieve the 20th. The 69rh, under command of Captain Coote ...
... THE ARMY A COKRK«POiu»r.f»T of The Weekly Timet, a new Eon lon journal, Bay*, that * Priuow Allx rt ha* 2,O ...
... successful; several ships belonging to Peterhead are reported to have from ICO to 180 tuns of oil each. Extraordinary Woman. —A woman died In Italy in or 6, aged she had been blest with eight husbands, the last of whom survived hcr- SHIP NEWS. The steam-ship ...
... THE ARMY. I . EXCHANGES AND PROMOTIONS. ) War-Office, July a. • 1 hi Ibjiment of Life Guards.—Lieut. 8. A. Beyiitun, kall on.n»ched, Ueutenant, rice C. B. Lod- * lon > *bo cxebanxee. « » ' of Dragoon Goarda.—Carnet C. J. rue“in from tl Li Uiegoone, ...
... Wakefield, who retires upon half-pay. Brevet —Captain O. Warren, of Foot, to Major hi the Army; Brevet Major G. Warren, of the Foot, to Lieutenant Colonel In the Army. MeatoraMtiuM The Christian names Ensign Whitlock, of the 4th Foot, are George Frederick ...
... THE ARMY On the 19th instant, Major-General L’Estrange, C.B. Commanding the Southern district, inspected the 19th reffiraent at Cork, and superintended the formation of tho service and depot companies of that corps, preparatory to the embarkation of the ...