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... THE ARMY. Lieutenant Tulloch, of the 45th Regiment, already favourably known as the suggester of the rotation system, is now permanently attached to the War-office, with a salary of 300/. per annum ; his post is that of calculator. As soon as Lieutenant ...
... —On.Friday night last . an alined party Came to the lands of Curraheen, and served several threatening notices on Mr. Clarke's tenants, the purport of which was not to cut dogi the corn on that land that he ejected the Russells out of, or if they did ...
... 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 ...
... g an army of, he believed, 100 battalions of foot, and a most extensive cavalry force, without knowing that at any moment that army might not be directed against those who paid to support them. Was there nobody there to say that the English army was not ...
... are at Brussels, where also is the general staff of the army. The central Dutch army consists of forty-four battalions of infantry, and twenty-five squadrons of cavalry; the central Belgian army is composed of forty-three battalions of infantry, five ...
... FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SYRIA. i lth of the Satir, 1248 (7th July, 1832) At break of day our army, coMPosedoitvvo regiments of infantry and four of cavalry, besides a body of Bedouin horsemen, left K. , ,sseir, in order to pass the night on the ...
... GREENLAND FISHERY. PETERIIEAD, AUG. 2.—Arrived, the Eclipse, from Gre etV land: has brought the following accounts : Iltu.L.—Arrived, the Abram, Hibbs, with two fish i 1800 seals; the Everthorpe, Johnson, with two fish and seals; the Riby Grove, Parish ...
... removing from the command of his army the Count San Laurenzo, and assuming it himself, with Count Barbacena, as his Lieutenant General under him. Several councils of war are said to have been held in the Miguelite army, wherein Barbacena and the majority ...
... The Journal du Loiret relates that at Orleans, a few days ago, tnt o; ening the straw mattress in the lodging of a young woman who died in May at the Hospital of St. Croix, of the cholera, there were found the bodies of two infants, one of them having ...
... BORDER OF THE DAY.,—FOIL THE , ARMY IN TUE FIELD.' I announce to the army by . the present order of the day, that I have received from his Majesty the King official information, with orders to communicate it to the army, to the several governors of fortresses ...
... in the care of a woman named Banks, the wife of a waterman, living in Gower's-walk, Whitechapel, while she went out to work. On Friday last she left them as usual, about eight o'clock in the morning, and shortly afterwards the woman Banks went out, locking ...
... brought 44. from land, and which was all the luonsy SC in tlie world. ahogla not e lowevet, think so badly of this, but that she had been robbed of every stitch of clothes which she had brought with her from Ireland by a young woman who lodged in the ...