... THE ARMY. (From ?? Correspondent) The dismounted detachment of Brevet-Major Blachley's troop of lloyal Horse Artillery/ under the command of Lieut. M'Cltntock, embarked at Dublin on the 30th ult. on board the Shannon steamer for Woolwich. Lieuts. Wood ...

... in a strange land I—and this settled the business ratber more coldly than Mr. V. B. Junior calculated upon; for the fine farmers did not think it fair in stranger like him to be afther calling the first flower of the earth, a strange land! And so they ...

... THE ARMY. (Erom the United Service Gazette.) CAV-ALRV. Ist Dragoon Guards— A troop has been detached from Manchester 10 Chorley, to be ready at a moment's notice to move to Preston, where son.c disturbance is expected conse- quent on the turn-out of workmen ...

... supplies of water and live stock, of which they s'ood in much need, their stay at the Cape was quite as all communication with the land was prevented. When the weather changed they expected to reach their ultimate destination io six weeks more. MILITARY FORCE ...

... THE ARMY. Col. Leith Hay, M.P.,is on a tour of Ordnance inspection. Captain Bridge, Royal Artillery, with the officers and noncommissioned officers of his company embark at Cork for St. Helena, where his company will be completed with gunners from the ...

... ARMY CONTRACTS, COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Treasury Chambers, August, \9&2. —Notice is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to Supply BEEF AND MUTTON to his Majesty’s Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned ...

... THE ARMY. Since the 54th Regiment went to India they lost 34 officers, 1200 men, 51 Europeahiwomen, and 135 children, a=&rom disease, except 70, who were killed in thefield. We understand that the Commissariat Establishment in Dublin-is to be abolished ...

... THE ARMY. The following memorandum hasjust been issued fron. the Horse Guards :- (circular.) ti an , Memorandum, ♦k- SZ ap^ B ■ nd ot . hCT communications relative to barracks, ; me occupation thereof, the choice of quarters therein, barrack damages ...

... 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. \t . (From our Dub-in Correspondent.) *}5fi o f -^™eral Sir Edward Blakeney, ?? having pro- ceeded to Lngl a „d on Tuesday last on leave of absence, by P?™>*'on of the General Commanding-in-Chief, Major- uen.ral Sir I honias Arbuthnot, ?? has ...

... 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 ...