... that the swearing a new affidavit was not required— Saunders's Sews-Letter. The Army —The depot companies of the 52d Light Infantry embarked at Carlisle, on board the St. George steam-vessel, on the 22.1, taijed on the 231, and arrived Belfast the 24th ...

... 50th—N.S Wales; Chatham 11th Light Drags.—lndia 51st—Chatham N.S. Wales Canterbury S2d—Bavhadoes; Ncvry 12th Lancers—Brighton 53d—Cephalonia Naas I3th Light Drags.—lndia; 54th—India; Chatham Maidstone ; Chatham 14lh Light Drags.—Uouns- 56th —Jamaica; ...

... friend. feaa wiU never from hubed, make* most nrobdUe that the Colonelcy the an* file in toe tield. and have toe beat Light Infantry company of any Col.*Goldie? llto is not, it about to ihe Barrack, Buttevaut are excellent repair under the tuperintendance ...

... company, except four or incorrigible fools, who refused to leave held near the .- cern, and were taken into custody. company of infantry were also ordered out. but we understand they did all the w av. A number of the constabulary w ere also taken out by William ...

... Creagh 20th vacates the superintendence of the Coventry recruiting district by his appointment to the Paymastership of the Light Infantry. A non-commissioned officer of the Life Guards, has succeeded the late Adjutant Carr, in the rank of Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant ...

... eieilisation and improvement would bo overpowered bv of barbarism and sni>erstition—every ray of w hiinivnly speaking) that the light of the glorions Gos! ! siiiiio forth among her inhabitants, more and more , Jh, rfcct day, would quickly vanish, and Ireland ...