... the ensuing month. The following Officers have retired from .he army this ! week :— Cornet Trolh.pe, 4th Light Dragoons ; Captiin : VVili.s, 9ih Light Dragoons ; Lieut. Sweetni.in 16th Li -lit | Hragoons; Ensign ilinde, 40th Foot; Captain Cooltman 46th Foot ...

... Major-Gen, Macdonnell, C.B. Jl/enifters—Lieut.-Ccl. Story, 3rd Drag. ; Lieut.-Col, Wetherall, 2nd But. Royals; Campbell, 51st Light Inf.; Lieul-Col. Anderson, 91st regt.; Major Blachley. Royal Artil.; Major Sadlier, 47th regt.; Major lie* vellyan, Ist ...

... Guards, from Longford ; Lieutenant-Colonel Wetherall, 2d battalion Royals, from Athlone ; Lieutenant-Col. Campbell, 51st Light Infantry, from Kilkenny; Lieutenant Coi. Anderson, f)lst Regiment, from Birr; Major Blach'ey, Royal Artillery, from Athlone ; ...

... in the eastern district, the command of - the garrison in that capital devolves upon Colonel Warburton, of the King's Light Infantry, the senior Field Officer in Dublin. Sir Edward is attended hy Colonel Warre, Quartermaster-General, Colonel W. Smith ...

... in the eastern district, the command of | the garrison in that capital devolves upon Colonel Warburton, of the King's Light Infantry, the seuicr Field Officer in Dublin. Sir Edward is attended by Colonel Warre, Quarter- master-General, Colonel W. Smith ...

... Kavanagh, Esq., late M.P. for Carlow. He has been very ill for some time. Kilkenny Journal. On Friday two companies ofthe 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Major Elliott, marched from Kilkenny to Carlow, where they will remain during the election. _ ...

... Esq., late ,LvI.P. for Carlow. He has been very ill for some time. Kilkenny Journal. On Friday two companies ofthe 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Major Elliott, marched from Kilkenny to Carlow, where they will remain during the election. A ...