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... THE ARMY. (From the Limerick Chronicle of Weanesday.) Lieutenant-General Sir H. Vivian inspected the 7th Dra. goon Guards on Saturday last, at bead-quarters. The Lieutenant-General made his appearance in the exercise field near Caller barracks a few minutes ...
... 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. 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 ...
... THE ARMY, Wednesday last a court martial was held at the Royal Barracks, Dublin, to try Janies Daly, private of the 30th regiment, on charge sleeping at his post while on duty at Castlebar on the Ist August. The prisoner being asked for his defence, stated ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ARMY. The Bth hussars, one troop, from Burnley to Leeds. The 9th dragoons have taken possession of the new barracks at Loughborough, which is in future to be a military station. The 78th regt., a detachment at Dumbarton, has been relieved by one of the ...
... 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. 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 ...
... nnd phlegmatic as to care liitle aii'iut the morality or ihe female- ; tliat he ought to re- ?? lie- vvas in Ire-land, where every woman was virtuous „id every man's hand raised to protect them. (.apt. M., iniir.ig dat tins second-hand slander of O'Connell's ...
... ed suite tlint the Hon. Mrs. Norton ' , Wife »nd Woman's Reward,” will be published on W eon _ next Messrs. Saumlers and Utley,Conduit street, H , square. Agents for Ireland, J. Cumming. Dubitn; land, Bell and Edinburgh. iiIUH WA Kit A LOiVUON. TO-MORBOW ...