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... 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 ...
... 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. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) A general order has been issued to cease all recruiting fer the army, and this, of course, is regarded as immediately preceding the reductions which are in contemplation. Lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot has ...
... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Wednesday.) Military Staff la the West Indies.—Captain Crowe, 93d Highlanders, is now Fort Adjutant at Dominica • Lieutenant Mayne, Stith ditto, at St. Kitt's ; Lieut. Wilson, 93d Highlanders, do. ' at St. Lucia ...
... THE ARMY. CHANGE OF QUARTERS.—WINDSOR, THURSDAY EVEN. ING —This evening, at six o'clock, four companies of the 45th regiment (which have been stationed here since March last), consisting of 280 men, marched en route for Winchester under the comman of ...
... companies Of the 65th marched on Monday from Buttevant to Kinsale. The 56th Regiment at Jamaica lost 37 men, one woman, and six children, since landing from Ireland. Fever was very destructive there, but no cholera. The head-quarters of the 80th, consisting ...
... THE ARMY. Generally speaking the recruiting has progressed well in various parts of Ireland—at Enniskillen particularly so. The 38th band beat up on market days. However, the new arrangeents have disheartened many frona joining her Al jesty'a standard ...
... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of WedlitadaY)• The 28th regiment in this garrison received a letter of readiness on Sunday to proceed to England, and the route is hourly expected. That distinguished regiment the 85th, or King's Light Infantry ...
... THP: ARMY'. (From the United Service Gazette.) It is expected that Colanei Crawford will succeed the le Col. Gun!)le as commanding officer of artillery at DEvonport. The Hopewell will leave the River OR the 30th inst., for Cork, where she will receive ...
... ces of worse than nee to Egyptian bondage. Every man and woman seems bound 0 drink, or at least to taste, on certain frequent occasions, bi t he obligation as imperative as the law of the land; and whole, the general results are so ruinous and distressing ...
... The conquest on that occasion was easy. But was it as easy to withdraw that army? No :—the difficulty only began when the Trocodero He trusted the noble lord would take warning by the cireamstances which attended that interferenc e on the part of France ...
... shall be deprived of his land, and receive the value or his crop, a cording as the same shall be determined by live of the other tenants. And, lastly, the proprietors of the land on their part pledge themselves to continue the land to their tenants so long ...