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... Miners, two men and two women; sth regiment, nineteen men and one woman—the death of the Adjutant (Aldrich) is also reported; 23d Fusileers, seven men 60th Rifles, twelve men, one woman, and two children; 70th regiment, twenty men, two women, and two children; ...
... THE ARMY A detachment of 100 men of the 75fi reeim at Plymouth on Wednesday last on board th .u e . nb ' l 'k*l steam-packet, and proceeded to Cardiff j n ' wsion an apprehended riot in that neighbourhood ^O^e oi The depot of the tifiih regiment marched ...
... THE ARMY. (room the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) This day the drafts for the 2.5 th, 36th, and 69th regiments, embark on board the Severn steamer at Cove for Chatham, frem thende to re-embark in a transport for the West Indies. The Infantry of this ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... residing in thin neighbourhood, having. to .edd' s honey to bis oupof lite,on Mondey evening procured alicence to marry 8: /woman of Wistech, of the name of Howets; the sexton being duly informed of this - communicated the intelligence to the vicar, and ...
... ac TS DRUNKENNESS.—Saturday th e tluest was held at the Crown, in the Minories, on of a middle-aged woman, named Hannah ably appeared the wretched woman was lamente a ddicted to drinking ardent spirits, and was c,7 ; 4 „ t itlY in a state of drunkenness ...
... EcTs OF DRUNKENNESS.—Saturday the 'h,est was held at the Crown, in the Minories, on of a middle-aged woman, named Hannah I t appeared the wretched woman was lamenttotut addicted to drinking ardent spirits, and was vei l . 111:41 Y in a state of drunkenness ...
... when there was almost an unlimited demand for army clothing to supply the continental as well as the En- glish armies. To show how the price of goods has risen lately, we may state a single that an army order was executed five or six years since in this ...
... AUSTRIAN ARMY OF ITALY. Order of the day of Count Radetzky, Commander in Chief of the Army in Italy, dated from the head quarters at Vallegio, October 12 His Majesty the Emperor, taking into bis gracious consi- deration the particular situation of the ...
... Glasgow journal (the Chronicle ) thinks, however, that we over-estimate the number of depraved characters in the army. In ordinary times the army is unquestionably recruited from the heedless and improvident; but it ought to be recollected that in times of ...