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... will be nciilkctcd, warrant bad been issued in the case Mr. l.cvne, at the instarcu bis father, prevent broach the peace, by lighting a iluel, has been urroiUi in Kerry, and gava bail the u!t. Jeep the in 1,0001., and Mr. ihn Primrose, Hollygrovc, and Mr ...
... Westenra, promoted. ! 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons-—Captain Archibald Wyndham Bishop, from half.pay, to be: Captais, vice William Hcydon, who exchanges. To be Lieutenantslieutenant Edward Newton, from the 9th Infantry, vice Cox, who exchanges, receiving ...
... Paterson, from the 97 th Foot.— Major Henry from the 6th Dragoons. To be Major of Infantry, purchase. Captain Anthony Bacon, from the 94th Foot. be C'aptaius of Infantry, by purchase, Lieut. Hon. George Augustus Browne, from the 6th Foot— Lieut. Win. Corbett ...
... —To lie Lieutenant Colonels Infantry, purchase: Major Joseph Paterson, from the 97th Foot; Major Henry Madox, from the Dragoons. be Major Infantry, purchase: Captain Anthony Bacon, from the 9Alh Foot. Captains of Infantry, by purchase: Lieutenant Hon ...
... Guards—Captain Francis G. D’ Arcey, Marquess of Carmarthen, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Lord George Bentinck, appointed to the 7th, 17th Regiment of Light Dragodns—Captain Alan Chambre, ffom the 75th, to be Captain, vice Lord Cars ...
... vice Gibson, promoted. Unattached To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase, Lieuts. John Meade, from 51st foot, H. Arthur O’Neill, from 61st foot, John Hunter, from 68th foot, M. Richardson, from 4* Light Dragoons. The undermentioned Officers have been allowed ...
... sprightly withal. His face was the colour of a half-baked crumpet; his hair thought darker; he was clad in a light drab morning gown, s,ith light drab trousers to correspond ; and he skipped blithely into the bar, rubbing his bands, and exclaiming“ Aye ...
... 30th in.nim, of lg.'yhur. At Allahabad, Lady of''Licut.-Colonel Bowen, 14th Native Infantry, of a daughter. At Bhaugulpore, the Lady of“l.ieuuumt Bradford, lst Light Cavalry, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Monday, at Grorge’s Church, by the Rev. Pryce Peacocke ...
... Abbott, who West India Rcgnncnt, E.entenants-Lieutexchanges, receiving .be diTerence. V-Tliam Gordon, from half pay A light Infantry Vo-si)th ditto Lieutenants-Eientenant John Tlarriv. lunteers. vice John Spence, ap,minted to the sth Foot. Virnuld, from ...
... Stewart from Ilth Light Dragoons ; James England from 12th Light Dragoons; George Gossclin from foot; Edmund Carrington Smith from (iOtli foot; Win. Eccles, from the Ist Dragoons ; James John Hamilton, from 61st. foot; Frederick Loftus from Light Dragoons ; ...
... Major, by p, Campbell, who retires; Lieut Greenwood to be Capt, by p, v Anderson ; Ens Baxter to be Lieut, by p, v Greenwood. 51st —Capt Timson, from hp, v Frederick, who ex ; Capt Woodward, from the 38th, v Rains, who ex? to be Captains. 52d —Capt Moorson ...
... George Dixon, Smyth.. from 16th Light Dragoons; Samuel Madden ffvm 3d l'oof Guards, by purchase, vice Burgh, who re- Francis Hall, from 75th Foot; Charles Estridge, from tires ; (;-'P“‘ Edward -Ricl'urd Northey, from lst or 51st Foot; George Falconar, from ...