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... no appearance of head-quarters. The 92d Highlanders landed safe from the Jupiter troop-ship ; they lost only one man on the voyage. The Jupiter conveyed the 55d regiment to Malta, where they landed safe on the 7th March. Four companies of the 12th reg ...
... THE ARMY. SEVENTY-SECOND ; DUKE 01ALBAN Y'S OWN HIGHLANDERS. —.On Tuesday last the depot companies of this regiment, under the command of Major Hall, were reviewed in the Barrack-square by their Colonel Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope, G. C. H. After ...
... condoet to induce his emro-,er to let him land, &c.. which self-defence, be the poor mania conduct ever so good, as the law now stands, fothicis, as the master says I cannot encourage this roan, fir it I let him land, 1 shall make a settlement, conseou not ...
... 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 ...
... 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 House having resolved into a Committee of Supply, Sir J. HOBHOUSE rose to propose, according to the arrangement sanctioned by the unanimous approval of that House, the army estimates for the quarter of the year ending the 31st of March ...
... FEB. 1, 1832, NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de sirous of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON, -To.-his Majesty’s Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties — ford Gloucester (inelud-|Northumberland (in ...
... ARMY PONTRACTS. OFFICE OF ODNANCE, PALL MALL, JAN. 2, 1837. NOTICE islifiereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the USE of the ARMY, the deliveries of which are to commence on and for the Ist day of March ...
... THE ARMY A T CAI 3 The British camp under the walls of Cabool contained eighty thousand persons, who had almost all of them marched fifteen hundred miles to get there. Of course this number includes the camp followers, who in an Indian army are numerous ...
... MORE TITHE DOINGS 1-THE ARMY. Our readers are aware that the garrison of Tralee haft Keen sojourning in Iveragb, for some weeks past, to aid the parsons without flocks in that part of the world to collect the tenth of the industry of their Popish parishioners ...
... all which is now refused to them. It may happen, and soon too, that the country will require a large army for foreign and domestic service. That army must be raised from the classes whom we are now afraid to trust with a pike or a pistol. Not a few recruits ...
... members of it who would vote for his removal from the command of the army are afraid of determining upon such a step. They tried first to disgust him by communicating all military instructions to him through General ORAA, his subordinate in command, and ...