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... THE ARMY. We unJerstanJ that tlio 9lh Regiment of Koot, or Holy Boys. are coming to No«ry, to replace the this district. The 9th are about ono year Bengal, after cipcricncing the tug of war throughout the recent campaigns, particularly on the Sutlej ...
... THE ARMY. Tn» Cameroniaxr.— The tirst tlivision of 2r;h Camcroninns. con»i»t;i p of two conipwiiies, will innM-h from this town for Uallyconncll to-day. The 2Gth have lioen often in tlio field. They in Egypt with eclat, and wore not loss noticeable in ...
... THE ARMY. The 58th Regiment, from Glasgow, landed in Dublin on Tuesday. The 10th replace them at Edinburgh, until the arrival of the 53d from Portsmouth, when the 10th will move to Glasgow to relieve the 20th. The 69rh, under command of Captain Coote ...
... THE ARMY A COKRK«POiu»r.f»T of The Weekly Timet, a new Eon lon journal, Bay*, that * Priuow Allx rt ha* 2,O ...
... Wakefield, who retires upon half-pay. Brevet —Captain O. Warren, of Foot, to Major hi the Army; Brevet Major G. Warren, of the Foot, to Lieutenant Colonel In the Army. MeatoraMtiuM The Christian names Ensign Whitlock, of the 4th Foot, are George Frederick ...
... THE ARMY On the 19th instant, Major-General L’Estrange, C.B. Commanding the Southern district, inspected the 19th reffiraent at Cork, and superintended the formation of tho service and depot companies of that corps, preparatory to the embarkation of the ...
... Pover, from 8bth, to be Lieut.-Col. BRaVa.T,-Brevet-llajor 1' Campbell, of the95th, to be Lieut.. Colonel in the Army. To be Mlajors in the Army-Capt. W. F. Williams, of Royal Artillery; Capt. J. F. A. Symonds, of the Royal Engineers Capt. If. G. Ross, of ...
... convicts. 1 he part of the land or quay over which he allowed to measures about one hundred yards, over which the exile passes a remarkably rapid pace, and seldom pauses to look around him from the time he is placed on land in the morning until returns ...
... severely wounded. Commanded tbe land force at Canton —for which he was made G.C.B—and dur-. ing nearly the whole of the operations in China, for which service was created a Baronet. On the Dec., 1843, with the wing of the army of Gwalior, ho defeated Mahratta ...
... The men will embark at Gravesend on the 12th of February next, under the command of an officer. landing in the colony they will receive a grant of land. and. in addition to their pension, a stipulated daily sum for such time as government retains their ...
... Westmor- land, from 1790 to 1795, when the Hon. Arthur Welles- Icy was attached to the Viceregal Court, then superin- tended by the Hon. Mrs Stratford, now the Dowager Countess of Aldborough, Mrs Woodcock, confessedly the most beautiful woman in Ireland ...
... THE ARMY. PRESENTATION COLOURS THE 7*2 d HIGHLANDERS, THE DUKE WELLINGTON. inffsor, Wt rlntsday JZveninfj, 10 o'clock —The illuminations of vestci day evening celebrate the auspicious event of the ilay were on scale of the most extraonliuary magnitude ...