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... David Millar, writer, Arbroath, to Miss Russell, daughter of Mr Adam Russell. At Edinburgh, William Wilson, surgeon, Ist battalion Royal Scots, to Ann, only daughter of the late John Stewart, Esq. Auchindurrach. 13. Craighall, Captain Rose, of the Inv ...
... Taylor, Capt. John Smith, Capt. George Barne Trollope, Hoyal Navy ; Lieut.-Coloocls James P, Murray, half-pay .sth garrison battalion; Honourable Hugh Arbuthnot, half-pay 52d foot; William Woodgate, regiment; Charles Cother, 71st regiment; Thomas Downman ...
... a number of our s fleers the Establishment.—Three L >' ments of natiye infantry, six or eifci^ 1 jfl? cal and provincial battalions, and '' j / 50,000 irregular troops of cavalry :1 fantry have been employed; and ) il' 1, does not appear to have been closed ...
... CADOGAN, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 71st, Glasgow Regiment, Honorary Burgess this City, Who gloriously fell at the head of his Battalion, in the ever Memorable Battle or Vittoria, June 21. 1813, Aged thirty-three years. This Monument is erected. By a few of ...
... nry Cadogan, Lieut. Col-ofthe 71st, or Glasgow Regiment, Honorary Burgess of this city, VV'hc gloriously fell the head his battalion, In the ever memorable battle of Vittoria, June 21st, 1813, Aged thirty-three years. This monument is erectcd By few of his ...
... Aneurin, celebrated Ottadinian chief of the sixth century : The complement of the borders were three moving bands •, five battalions of 500 men each •, three levies of 300 men each 300 warlike Knights of Eiddvn f, arrayed in splendid armour •, three loricated ...
... year» dragoon the reign of George 11. 7. At his house, in Prince's Street, Edinburgh, Lieut.-Col. John Cochran, late of tho battalion of the Royal Scots. served the sieges of Louisbourg, the llavannah, &c. in that distinguished corps, and remained in it until ...
... year» dragoon the reign of George 11. 7. At his house, in Prince's Street, Edinburgh, Lieut.-Col. John Cochran, late of tho battalion of the Royal Scots. served the sieges of Louisbourg, the llavannah, &c. in that distinguished corps, and remained in it until ...
... of John of Cashier of the Commercial t^°«and. in the year of If#, l h f *' J °el VV. Morris of Bankend, of si- Veteran battalion, much reil 1 ' At i' n bo knew him. ' n his father's house, ' | ' ar ' ane ' Esq. royal navy, late IQV1 V Majesty's ship ...
... after placing the e •- fortified depot there in a f r ' preparation, and leaving for its 6. pounders and seven comf® 11 battalion of the 4th native ,',-ge 'jj,- Major Campbell, the remaining panifes of that corps being 0 crest of the Chereeah- Ghates ...
... received. The anticipates a durable peace ' ft' 1 ' lese. General Ochterlony Dinapore, where he the hot season. Recent Rungpore battalion, in the 1 '■ that the fort of hi * given up to our ally, the by the in r ' e pulation in the late treat) • \ troops had ...
... on the ISth January metropolis which 0i V shaie the fate of s It originated, we any the sons of 1 sergeant dismisses . battalion stationed y Humble, however, '' t c ...