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... of 1 land, and full-length portrait of his Grace the Duke of D linglon, &»*, The King was pleased express his appronatmn of the works, and laid his commands on Mr. Dawe execd some commissions for bis Majesty. Child Stealing.— Monday last, a woman ofth ...
... THE ARMY. General Lord Hill, commandirig-iii-chief, will not hold a levee on Thursday next at his office in the Horse Guards. A detachment belonging to the 93d regiment of foot has received orders to march from Stockport for Chatham, preparatory to its ...
... 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 ...
... THE ARMY. Detachments belonging to the 30th (Cambridgeshire) and the 47!. (Lancashire) regiments of Infantry ar e h our ly ex p ec t e d t o arrive It town from Scotland ; the former on route to Gosport, the latter OD' route to the Isle of Wight. THE ...
... THE ARMY. Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th Regiments of Diagoons marched this day from London, for the dlailstone. A detachment of the s Foot marched this day front for Bristol, on route to Boyle. A detachment of the Riment of Infan!ry marched ...
... Child kdeh. —On Friday last a woman named Margaret Wallace was cotnmit|ed Enniskillen jail, the Coroner’s warrant, charged with having murdered her infant male child, only fives days old. drowning it in a pool of water tlie lands of Curfanan, near Maguiresbridge ...
... THE ARMY. i,ie.it«.nt-Cot»«i«l F. Cock burn, from the West India , .tejiment, will appointed Soporiotendmot | Maior-Geiieral Ciald, from the ttHh l oot, who retires. Saturday last, two light field-pieces, and one 12-mch howlt. zer, with several ammunition ...
... THE ARMY. George R.-— Whereas have judged it expedient to revise, amend, and consolidate the rules, orders, and regulations, which, furtherance of various acta of Parliament, have from time to time been established for the better ordering of our army, and ...
... English carriages to deposit a certain portion of the estimated value on their being landed at French port. In future car. riages of every description are to be landed on the payment of the usual harbour dues, without being subject to any other restriction ...
... the greater part of those who have reached their native land are in a very exhausted and sickly state. The remaining portion of this once fine regi- ment has proceeded to Northampton. INDIAN ARMY. MEMBERS OF TIIE .-MEDICAL BOARD AND SUPER- INTENDING SURGEONS ...
... his throat cut; the woman was dead. He had knife in his band, and there was a great quantity of blood on the floor. The coroner inquired if he thought his wife had provoked him. The witness replied she was quite fm inoffensive woman, and had often sent ...
... *HE ARMY. (j All Official Articles relative to the Army will appear in future in the Columns of the Standard Newspaper. Slandurd-Ofjicc, Bridge-street, li lacl.fr iars. CIRCULAR. Horse-Guards, 1820. Sir.- In consequence of representations which have been ...