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... received the Prince Regent's gracious permission to bear on Its colours t aid appointments the word 1 Waterloo, and as that battalion has been reduced, and the men are to be transferred to the.ist and 2d battaliots, his Royal Higfhness the Prince Regent has ...
... foot, to be Lieutenant in the 7th royal veteran battalion, vice Hagger, placed on the retired list-read Lieutenant Beauford Crow- gey, from the'9sd foot, to be Lieutenant in the 4th royal veteran battalion, vice Taylor, placed on the retired list. ...
... 'of 'ar best vi officers on the establishment. Three r himents a of native infantry, six or eight local and provin- g cial battalions, and nearly 50,000 irregular troops t, of cavalry and infantry have been employed; ar and the war does not;,appear to have ...
... regiments arrived -here, and are now, sei quartered in Queensberry-house barracks. lit! A company of the Sd royal veteran battalion are under ordess to march to Dumbarton Castle. V The Forfarshire militia arrived at Montrose Fsi on Friday, and were to be ...
... Captain loHN HAe., of the 21st, or Scots fuzileers, to CA-rlHARIN9, daughter of Lieutenant Bell, of the late 9th royal veteran battalion. . - -DIED- At Farnham, on the 20rh curt. the Right Hon. Lord CllARLeS BEAUCHAMP KERR, second son of the late Most Noble ...
... use of the first or street flat of these rooms for the occasion gratis. SEVEN Syr-EIGHTi BIG1LANsJD REGIMANT. t The second battalion Of this brave regiment arrived in transports at Leith, from Flanders, and marched into Edin- burgh Castle, on Tuesday morning ...
... and St Helena, left ~beCa~,gweks ine.During her stay Of e Iar ft'here, Bolal~arte gave a dinner to the hlYS ~cl reimet, 2d battalion, sta- TnCe5 O tat island. Bonaparte is said to be i ?? l t of now he remains within KrY 11ti four 0'clock in the afternoon ...
... 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 ...
... Connor, appointed to the 5th royal weteran battalion; dated March 7. 1816. John O'Nelrto be w Ensign, vice Forreseue; dated as above. Royal Staff Corps-Captain William D~unvresq, from the d gd garrison battalion, to be Captain of a company, vice Tod, di ...
... Lieutenant Theabald Hunt to be Captain of 4 compatn, without purchase, vice Bernard, appointed to ,the I at Royal veteran battalion; dared as above. To be Lieutenants without ?? George Clarke, vice De la Haye, promoted; dated March IS. I1sis. ]oslgo F. ...
... His Royal Highnesu the Prince Regen tamstee.pleased, n tile nate and oo1 the behalf ot his Majesty, to approve of the 2d Battalion !f the 4 3* Regiment beng permitted to beat oh its colours and app(. :ntents, in additiou to any other badxs or devices which ...
... Rattray, M. D. -DIED- On the 7th eurt. at hirs house,in Prince's Street, Edinburgh, Lieut.-Col. JOHN COCHRAN, ljte of the ed battalion of the Rolyal Scots. He served at the sieges of Lnuislourg, the Ha- vaitnab, &c. in that distinguished corps, and remained ...