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... notjaing - ow . 't one farthing in the pressirein that - as they were obliged to get up befor . ~ e• •' 'or the Noble Lord day-light fa b There certainly Was nothing Om, I l I( .' • ,-' 7 i 1• / , . 4 % rotect the Prince pressive hi calling on a poor man to ...
... tmasnext. On THURSDAY, the 14th July. TJ*c pensioners tt 6 1. per day, fro*n the ditt'eri nt Regiments of Cavalry, Fuot Guards, Infantry, and other Corps. On Fit I D AY, the J sth J uly. Tnose at 91. per d*y frcm the several Raiments and Corps above-mentioned ...
... to Christmas next. On THURSDAY, the 1 July. The Pensioners 6d. per day, from the different Regiments Caakry, Foot Guards, Infantry, and other Corps. DA V, the lotli Jbly. Those at 9d. per day from the several Regiments and corps abovementioned. (.'n SATURDAY ...
... particulars may be known at No. 19, Princes' --street, H -mover-square. %7%T\ NTS a~ Place, as COAUiiMAN, a Young v T ?.Tan, of light weight; understands his business, and can have a good character from his List place. — Direct, post paid, to R. C. at .Mr. ...
... lacy; dated as above. Purveyor'c-flerk George Mucklow; dated as above. Purveyor ?? Joseph Weavcr dated as above. I York Light infantry Volunteers. [t Ensign W. Anderson to be Lieutenant, *ice Ouarterl, de- ceased; dated May 26. 1814. u V. Campert to be ...
... proiaotion. I WW Colonel Walker, 53th Regiment, on returning irom rioiir- and on promotion. , L l 1 X' , Colonel R.yncl!,7l»t Light Infantry, on pro.v.oiion,aiui''' from the Cape of Good Hope. ?? Colonel Lambreclit, ou promotion. , ?? I ■ , Colonel Christie, ...
... The Regiments of the line at present at Porte. mouth, are the 7th, or Royal Fusileers, at Forehntrae Barracks ; the 51st, Lizht Infantry, at Colewort and Purtsea Barracks ; the 2d Battalion, 53J, at tithe.* ; the 2d, or Queen's, at Gosport Barracks ; the ...
... The reg-iments of the line at present at Ports. mouth, are the 7th, or Royal Fasileers, at Forehouse barracks ; the 51st, light infantry, at Colewvort and P Portsea barracks ; the 2d battalion 53d, at Hisiea- the 9d, or Qeeen's, at Gosport Barracks; the ...
... whose appointment bee I 'well light Infantiy tegiment, April 28—To he not taken place. A ensigns, volucteer P. Orilisni, vice Saleatnei f 51st, lieut. E.. Frederic be captain of a appnispeil to the krt. k light infantry company, withoat purchase, Tice ...
... Lieut. Col. John It. Ward (36th Foot), a Light Battalion IA out. Col. Robert Macara, Ist 8att..12,1 Foot Lieut. Col. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Military Secretary I.:eut. Col. F. A.. de Hertzburg, Brunswiel: Light Infantry Lieut Col. John IL Harrison, Ist Batt ...
... 6Gth Foot, a Ucht Battalion ;A. dv Hautoy, Cbass. Brittaniques ; D. Roberts, 51st Foot; H. Worsley. 2d batt. 3 ith Foot; J. P. Hawkins. 68th Foot; D. M-Neil (91st Foot), a Light Battalion ; W. G. White, 4 8«h Foot; R. Armstrong, 10 Caeadores; M. Grant (42d ...
... Ward (36th foot,) a light~battalion ic, Li uv.-Col. Robsert Macare, Ist bart. 42d foot b he Liat-Col, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Militar Secretary a ire. Llie;;.-Col. Frederick Augustus do Hcrtbarg, Brurisw~ck light rt hea' infantry - ?? . Vi ith Lieut.-CoL-John ...