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... THE ARMY. The 58th Regiment has arrived at Portsmouth, on board the Brilliant, London, and Thomas and Mary transports, from Jamaica, and are ”rdered to be landed. The hunomy distinctions permitted to be borne on the colours and appointments of the 58th ...
... five shillings for each person—man, woman, and child. The price of Porter has been reduced a halfpenny a pot, and ale a penny a pot. A cargo of ice, which has recently arrived in the River from Norway, is now landing, and it was singular enough to see ...
... the place, till February 1775, when he accompa- nied the Army to Nova Scotia, and, the following June, to Statem Island. The Commander-in-Chief having determined to commence his operations, landed on Long Island, and Capt. De Lancet, who commanded the Cavalry ...
... and the improvelye Qovernment of the waste lands in Ireland.— establishment of an efficient Board for the en. 1 ,N e nt of the Fisheries, by advances of money in ,I,lth A. Per cent. sth. Thesubstitutiou of a Land Tax .. , N , P. a nd of a Property Tax, under ...
... THE ARMY. of 400 men and Officers of different Regiments serving in India, are daily expected to arrive at Chatham from Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight : they are shortly to embark for The 13th : Regiment (light Infantry), now stationed at Chatham, will ...
... THE ARMY. July fet.—The 37th Regiment. fin three years stationed' iii Lower Canuda, is about to leave that colony for England. Staff Corps was to pro. teed to Ottawa. to tarry into effect the intended plan for removing the onstructions that river. Toesday ...
... THE ARMY. Major-General Lord R. E. H. Somerset, K.C.8., Inspector-General of the Cavalry in Great Britain is now making his half-yearly inspection and report. Three companies of the 66th Regiment of Foot marched on the 2d instant from Sunderland for Hull ...
... passed in the Island, prohibiting all and every white man from having any possessions in it, either landed or moveable ; that his wife, if a native woman, might hold both, and even if' not married, she might hold it for him. The Island is most remarkably ...
... THE ARMY. t is floc! understood that Lieut.-Ge.n. :Lord CONI3EILDIEnE i G-.C.13.. is appointed to succeed 'the late . Sir S. Commander of the Forces in Trehmdt:z lajor•.General Sir K.C.B. is appointed Colonel 'of the 76th ' (111 . ghland) Or Ross-shire ...
... THE ARMY. Regimehtal Court.n — al rtia - 1 - :was held at the Courthouse (fit,i,Jago de la Vega), the trial of J,lj. Rose, a private of the. St. Catherine's Regiment of Militia, under the ,ioiiowiuj charges : Ist. For making iiseofinsulting and con ...
... (which was formerly a hermitage), together with two ac r es of the waste land adjuiaiog to it, on the expressed condition that Sir Roger Cholnieley should thereupon such chapel and lands, together with certain other premises given to the school by him to Masters ...
... THIi ARMY. Friday, the Hrst division the (Royal Welsh) Fusilcers marched into Sligo, their route for Boyle, where the head-quarters of the Regiment are to be established The second division is to be quartered in Sligo. The 23d replace the 2.3 th, (Borderers ...