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... —The North York Militia are at Drogheda. 'the 2d (late 4th) Garrison Battalion, in Guernsey, is ordered to embark, for conveyance to Ostend, and will be replaced by the 2d battalion 15th foot from the Isle of Wight.— The depot from the isle of Wight, ...
... addition to those above stated; the following regiments will be forwarded without delay from Ireland, viz. Royal Scots 3d battalion ; 2Sth, foot, 32d, 42d, 79th, and 92d. The 42d march to-morrow (20thl from Kilkenny and are replaced by. the 94th. A detachment ...
... and 16th, light Dragoon% ( which have beep already not ced) have embarked for that destination. The 13th Royal Veterati battalion, also embarked on Saturday for Ostend, after having been completed to 1000 rank and file from the Couvalscvtt Depot Chatham ...
... AND THINGS. A Treatise on the British Drill, and Exercise the Comp any, with an Introduction to the Field Exercise of the Battalion, pp. 3.51, five plates.—Clowes. . This work,. upiat which we confess welooked at first with a prejudiced eye, .from the numer-9us ...
... Foot Guards. 1812—Bret ct Colonel. 1814—Major General. 1815—Kiiiglit Commander of the Rath. Colonel of the 241 Garrison Battalion. From the above it will also be seen, that Sir A. 'l'orrens shared in the early glories of the Pcu insular war, when the ...
... April 14, 1815. The Morning Post newspaper has appointed the re• duced Lient.-Colonels to be Colonels en Second to Firsi Battalion! • BRITISH MILITARY CODE The Men of the South Lincoln (whose service has expired) have petitioned the Commander-in-Chief ...
... Sutherland shore. 'You, Sir, recollect the battle of Maids. most brilliant feature in that action was achievscd by the 2d battalion of the 78th, though thee but recruits, but a great proportion of these recrnits were lads of Sutherland I must not be understood ...
... ns do ;li H: Blachadd.erfrom do, do : 2' Lystcr Ens. v Vander Reit. H Prondergoakfrom do, izo ; R do do ; W 2d Garrison Battalion. Ensign T Tucket frow half Caroler, ,from do, do ;C M' Nice, do, do ; W Mau- pay of refit. Ens. v Armstrong who exchanges ...
... and the 16. h Dragoon. , are on the march to Kent for the smile pnrrose. he 18th Hussars arc at Canterbory, and the 2d battalion, root, doing duty et Sheerness from Chatham. The 2d bans. o the 4th and :nth regiments are ordered to m ulch—tire former ...
... under his 13th of the same mouth, Lieutenant Archibald the said Leonard Fosbrook's charge, as in the MgNaughton of the Ist battalion 73d Regiment first charge preferred against him is alledged. of Foot, was arraigned upon the andermention.. But the court ...
... Blame ' +rho exchanges, April 6; Capt. J de Backer front halfpay of the liegiment, v Johnson, who excAnges, a d. 2t Garrison Battalion—Major-Gem Sir H Torrens, K C B, Col, v Sir W Houstoun,appointed to the con,. mend of the 2014 regt, .April 5. STArr.—Meat ...