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... 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 ...
... ch woman is going, and her route, that she Islay receive such allowances as are authorised by the Act, not exceeding two-pence per mile. 111. Upon production of such certificate to any Overseer of the Poor of any place through which such woman shall ...
... ARMY. Captain in fu'.l pay in in Old Regiment in Ireland IX. is defiroua of retiring, and will exchange with any Officer on half, pay (who may be eligible) without requiring any difference. Letters to be addrefled, without delay, to A. B. C. at the Bar ...
... THE ARMY. The army is to be reduced forthwith, it having been finally agreed upon by Ministers. Tr-e reduc- tion will be gradual. Tne following are to be reduced without loss of time — the 104 th regiment; the Sd battalion of the 43d regiment ; the 2J ...
... THE ARMY. 'We understand that it is the intention of Govern. ment so send British Wicers to Minorca, for the purpose of training, disciplinini, and organizing the de• setters from the French armies and other recruits collected in that island, after which ...
... Monday night large party in, arms attacked a dairy house, lands, the neighbourhood of’Alien and Donoskeagb, destroyed and levelled the greater part of one of the outronsequence of the dairy-woman de-houses, in glaring that she knew some'of the party who ...
... same be accompanied by a statement, explaining when and where, me women landed iv this country, and why tltey did not in thc'regnlar way solicit Passesat I lie place there they landed, as also in what manner and when ihey leached London, and at what dale* ...
... some unfortunate calamity had happened to the other young woman ; and while one of them remained in the house, to prevent tie lescape of their prisoners, the other, accompanied ray the young woman, went in search. They had pro. ceeded about half a mile ...
... THE ARMY. Amovig the corps likely to be sent immediately to Portugal, arc the 9th Light Dragoons and the 2d Battalion of General PAcit's Regiment, the 71st, or Ind Li?.ht Infantry regiment. The former of these rei-iments has been a long time stationed ...
... ARMY. Extract of a letter which we feceived . yesterday, Jilted lirusSels, May 3.—' On Monday last the Duke IVellington reviewed the brigade of Guards at Enghien, and expressed himself in the highest terms nt approbation on their line martial appearance ...
... ARMY. Soinir.n, !—The Army of New firanada ha* Covered use If with glory. Forlu Belhi, the me*i faniue* foniviit of Soalh America, ciml l only few hour* Ibe velour of your arm*. , The Lieht Brigade, under the order, of ihe gallant Col. Harter, overcame ...
... THE ARMY. Spanish-Town, Jamaica, Aug. 31, 18.19 The will convey to you sullitie - ntly afflicting news of the ravages which the N,er is committing anionpt us. Part of the 9,21 and 50 ii have made •their escape on .boaid the Serapis, .61, which has been ...