... bed, and partly on the floor, who appeared as if she had but just expired; ad also the woman Peters, who was c..nvulsed with pain the 'latter in the bed by a woman, who appeared to lie drunk ? asked Peters if she had regretted what she had done, and she ...

... THE ARMY: The following compose the Staff, &c. at the Mauritius : Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Charles Colville, G.C.B. and G.C.H. ; Aide-de-Camp, Captain C. M. Hay, Coldstream Guards; Major of Brigade, Captain Hervey ...

... THE ARMY. {From the Limerick Chronicle Friday.) Captain F'arebrace, 58ih Regiment, is appointed Magistrate at Ceylon, with a large salary. The depot ot the 28th Regiment has arrived at Buttevant from Cork. The head-quarters of this corps will not arrive ...

... THE ARMY. We have great satisfaction giving publicity to the following , address from the vestry of 'rrelawny, in Jamaica, presented to Colonel Sutherland, of the 91st regiment To Lieut.-Col. Sutherland, commanding 91st regiment. Sirt—We, the magistrates ...

... which we have stated. Her body was landed from the steamer to the Prince George inn, and, as the steamer immediately left for Dublin, no further particulars have been ascertained but the above, from the passengers who landed here.—Plymouth Journal. (ADVERTISEMENT ...

... THE ARMY. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning, the depot companies of the 42d foot (Royal Highlanders) marched through Stirling on their way from Paisley to Perth. The following notise is extracted from the Paisley Adverliser of Saturday last:— ...

... THE ARMY. Lord Fitzuoy Somerset’s List.—Major-General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, K.C.8., as Military Secretary to General Lord Hill, G.C.B. and C.C.H., Commanding-in-Chief, went through his list to-day at his office the Horse-Guards. A few General and about ...

... THE ARMY. Yesterday morning, betwee►t seven and eight o'clock, a detachment belonging to the first battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Vont Guards, m►arched from the Barracks In Portman -street on route for Kew, and tiered a similar detachment belonging ...

... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) This morning the . cathedral bells ushered in the 65tk anniversary of his Majesty's birth with a joyous peal . and all the troops in garrison marched to llewcastle, where a grand review took place before ...

... Banff. The unfortunate victim is a woman of the name of Jane Chalmers, belonging to Keith, who earned a livefihood by the precarious employment of vending confectionaries, &c. at the neighbousing fairs. The unhappy woman had been attending the fair held ...

... Quebec. Tuesday a company of the Royal Artillery, from Wool' wick, landed at Kingstown, and proceeded to Island-bride Dublin. Captain Grierson's company of the Royal Sappers and Miners has landed at Portsmoath from Gibraltar, having been relieved by Captain ...

... ARMY ESTIMATES. The following abstract gives summary the more important provisions of these estimates. ABSTRACT OF THE ESTIMATES OF ARMY SERVICE FOR THE YEAR 1830. 3 to S-, Is; 12® ** - a* 'Z n Os • • • J? Z *?.o 4a. • • • tO ® ** •*4 CO— » 4*. tO 5 tOtO ...