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... oflhe memorable day. 16th Lancers— Major f'ureton, Assistant Adjutant-General of Cavalry, Army ofthe Indus. ,is selected to command the advanced guard of the army in its march from Candar to Caudahar. INFANTRY. Ist— On the 18th of July the order reaihed ...
... 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. 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 ...
... 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 ...
... a day or two, The regi Manchester be in the manufscturing districts, Tre Army iN TRELAND.—- There are at present call fire ts of cavalry, 12 ef infantry, and 30 de to rete land , and the is a correct list of their respective on tl be 28th December, 1838 ...
... THP: ARMY'. (From the United Service Gazette.) It is expected that Colanei Crawford will succeed the le Col. Gun!)le as commanding officer of artillery at DEvonport. The Hopewell will leave the River OR the 30th inst., for Cork, where she will receive ...
... ARMY AND NAVY. Lieutenant-General Lord Charles Somerset Manners, M.P., brother of the Duke of Rutland, has been appointed to succeed General Lord William Bentinck as Colonel of the 11th Light Dragoons, quartered in Canterbury Barracks. . ASHLEY AND ASHLEY'S ...
... IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY. TSHOTTER, 108, JERMYN-STREET, LONDON, ARMY CLOTHIER, CAP and ACCOUTREMENT MAKER, GOLD LACEMAN, &c, &c. Continues to supply Officers of the Army with their Clothing and Appointments upon such terms as cannot fail to ensure the future ...
... together. He was a quiet-tempered man when he was drunk, and she was violent. She was a very strong, powerful woman, not a slight, slim woman. He r h air was - hanging about her shoulders. Thomas Gellons has known prisoner and his wife seven years; he ...
... crossing rapid river, landed the opposite side. Not atom of surface is to seen where the bog left, but mere yellow mould. Tin occurrence fortunately has not done any injury house* cattle, but it incalculable loss the owner the land, Mr. James Barry, as ...
... THE ARMY A T CAI 3 The British camp under the walls of Cabool contained eighty thousand persons, who had almost all of them marched fifteen hundred miles to get there. Of course this number includes the camp followers, who in an Indian army are numerous ...
... DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. the army. WAa-orric*. Jvly 19. Ist Life Guards.—Comet and Sub. Lieut, the Hon. O. Dnncombe to be Lient. by purchase, vice Aston, who retires; W. W. Wynn, Gent, to be Comet and Sub. Lieut., by purchase, vice Duncombe. Coldstream ...