... received letters from the Rpsimcnl, Jamaica, which are not favourab’e. The regiment msl thirty-seven men, one woman, and six children, since land from Ireland. Fever was very destructive there, but cholera. . . . . * A detachment of the Rifles, ha? arrived ...

... the same be accompartied by statement, explaining when and where the women landed In this country, and why they did notin the regular way solicit asses the place where they landed; also in what manner and when they reached London, and at what dates and ...

... miles from Thurler, a man and woman, wbca immediately aomiag up with Clecsoo, the ruffian abash the unfortunate man tioicot blew on the bead with a pitch (ark, that it brought blot u> tba ground, and while be was down the woman literally beat out bis brains ...

... THE ARMY. 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers—The service companies are to return from the Mauritius to England, the Java transport on her landing the reserve battalion the 12th Foot. 97th—The reserve battalion sailed from Portsmouth, for Corfu, the Bovne transport ...

... letters from the 50th Regiment, at Jamaica, which are not favorable. The legiment lost thirtyseven men, one woman and six children, since landing from Ireland. Fever was very destructive there, but no cholera. Ordnance Office, Oct. 19. Royal Regiment of ...

... letters from the 50th Regiment, at Jamaica, which are not favorable. The Regiment lost thirty seven men. one woman and six cbildien, since landing from Ireland.— Fever was very destructive there, but no cholera. Ori'Kaxcf OrncK, Oct. 19. —Royal Regiment ...

... THE ARMY. Monthly returns were receiv. d the Horse Guards this morning, from the different regiments stationed in the loniai Isles and at Malta.—We have pleasure in stating that the troops were in the most healthy condition.— Courier. War Office, January ...

... Colonisation Commissioners bare now issued their regulations for the disposal of land the new province. these regulations the settler is charged one pound per acre fur his land, and for the passage of servants or labourers for cultivating it. The passage ...

... THE ARMY. In consequence of the intention of Colonel Maunsell to resign the commandantship of the Hibernian Military School, a new election for that appointment will speedily take place. THE MAGISTRACY. The Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint ...

... will ads rail, 87 th Royal Irish Fusileers—The service com* ponies are to return from the Mauritius to £n£> land in Hie Java transport on her landing the serve buitalio not the 12ih Foot, 97th —Toe rceerve battalion aa'led from Perilmouth for Corl-j, iu the ...

... THE ARMY. Captain Queutin, of the lutii Royal Hiunn. baa taken command of tba Waterford, in place of Captain Land (Marge Ri Jbltrk, returned to Newbridge, hand fftoniotion. ~ The Gazette dr FrwmmtOf* Report is current that the gorcmment to cleat the five ...

... the lands were leased out, and were in a remote situation ; nor did recollect woman living Mulroe, coming before his Lordship to swear child upon the father ; has heard lately that Anne Connell lived in a miserable cabin on the lands ; knew a woman named ...