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... o'clock.—World. At the assizes of the department of the Seine a young woman, of about twenty-one years of age, was charged with stealing property to the amount of 4,0001.; and a woman of the name of ',errand was charged with receiving the same, knowing ...
... THE ARMY. REGULATIONS to be In future Tr . Pannage. Foreign Station. are 2?** Ihe captain bound, by the engaitcinent ofht. 8hl I». mU.ioncr. the Navy, to provide every officer .r, ' r wltl (v„ Government paMen*er, with hi, ,&■ l» break fa#,, .tinner ...
... THE ARMY. A Detachment of the 44th Regiment of Fnot mind in town yesterday morning, from Bristol, on route to DeaL Detachments Delousing to the Rest India Company's Artillery and Infantry em. barked yesterday morning, on board a alum vessel in the - River ...
... others. 1n appear only to venture the five-hundiedths of their land tax, the 21 playing departments evciy year in the l ot * er y el -* •even hundredths of their land tax. If we ,ake .? land-tax, the departments are sixteen and half , than the 65 others ...
... THE ARMY. It is daily expected that some considerable augmentation will take place to our forces. The principal feature is, that every regiment will have two companies additional; the Royal Artillery two battalions ; the Engineers one battalion. The number ...
... THE ARMY. The . 4th, or Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoon Guards, which has been so long stationed at tiuddersfield, Leeds, York, Sheffield, &c. has received a toute to proceed farther into the North, and to fix thbir head-quarters at Car They commeme their ...
... THE ARMY. The Ist battalion of the Grenadier Guaids received orders to inarch from London on the 241 b inst., fur Bristol, on route to Dublin, to Dublin, to relieve the battalion of the snide Regt. which is ordered to England. Detachments belonging to ...
... poor woman was in a dreadful state, that he could not stop the bleeding, and was afraid that it would cause her death. Mr. Alderman Yates, before whom the party was brought, stated that it was something like the late affair at Oxford, the woman being ...
... became the tenant to two acres and ahalf of land, formerly used as commonage - . •He, not conceiving that he. should meet with the slightest molestation from any of his neighbours, built a small cabin on the land, and was suffered to enjoy his holding peaceably ...
... THE ARMY. COMPASSIONATE IT. —The payment allowances on. the Compassionate Lint, for the. year 1826, will commence Monday, the 29th instant detachment belonging the regiment of '/pot, embarked the.9th iostont,, on, board the Pamelia trapsport, XJevonport ...
... THE ARMY. Lard 8 is held s his Mee at Horse. Guards. The General, am meaty other Meets, paid their respects to his Lordship: General the Uri of Cavan. Slake:General Scott, Boston, Sir James Gambier. The Best detachment of the 63d Regiment is ordered to ...
... THI ARMY. , HALF PAY. rhe days of payment of the three month’s half-pay to the Reduced Officers of his Majesty’s Land Forces due the 24th June, including those heretofore borne on the Irish Establishment, will be, after the 11th inst., on Monday, Tuesday ...