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... dispossess him three roods of land, although he had a family of ten children; and when he (Mr. Ford) recollected the advertisement calling that meeting together, he resolved to attend and state publicly to the gentry of the land that security of tenure Was ...
... Army. » CHATHAM. “ Awnvat tHE first division of the Royal Marines, was inspected on Thursday, by on the parade ground of Chatham barracks, ajor Gen- eral the Hon. Lygon, © Inspector Gene ral of Cavalry, accompanied by his Major -of Brigade Lieut. C olonel ...
... clothing wools and is limited to the immediate - 1646 manufacturers. Prices are que FT ENTIR |* fur the last fow weeks. THE ARMY. ER, | Sth Fusileces will be avy SRASON AT | with to 1.200 ennk and file, whic n0cksatee. the Colonel, Sie Jasper Nice! is ...
... without food or drink, as a rudder, and baving but half of one oa: lybernan Strand, county landed eafely at ten o’eloek lest Monday night o a wv bost was ever known to land before! sufferers have been with the utmest kit the Rev. Ben in Matarin, and bis brother ...
... THE ARMY, MILIT•IY VO.ll lIIILLAND.—Seven regiments of cavalry. 17 regiments of infantry ; 17 depots of Infantry; 2 troops guys' Horse Artillery; detathments of bettallon Royal Artillery: I company Royal Marine Artillery 9 companies Roysl Marinesforming ...
... Limerick, 2d August, 1847. . OTICE is hereby given to all rsons desiro N contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to her Aas ty 's Land Forces in Cantonments, uarters, and Barracks, in the mentioned Counties and Stations, viz. :— CLARE, LIMERICK, excepting LIMERICK ...
... THE ARMY. The Ilon. St. George Foley, brother to Lord Foley, and nephew to the Duke of Leinster, for many years aide-de-camp to Lieutenant-General Sir Edward l3lakeney, the commander of the forces in Ireland, shortly proceeds to India, where he has received ...
... the staff of tbe Home District as Major-General. In 1814 he was removed to the staff of the army under the Duke of Wellington, and subsequently joined that army in command the Brigade of Provisional Militia that had volunteered to serve abroad, one battalion ...
... feminine gender, and therefore denotes a woman ; and in addition to that signification, according to the Scripture use of the term it denotes a Christian woman.’ If. thereto*©, the apostle merely meant Christian woman, w-hat necessity was there for adding ...
... THE ARMY. Oo Tueaday, part of li|(hi company, 53d, (aft Enoia* killao for Ballyahaonoo to reltere Captain Warren’a company, who avrivaa at head-quartera oo Tburaday. Saturday, ten carta laden with firearoia, from Carrkkfergoa for Enoiakillen, arrived ...
... THE ARMY Rovat subaltern, 1 serjeant, and 189 rank and file will embark on board H.M.S. Queen, 110, on Saturday next.—1 sergeant, and 89 rank and file wil embark on board H.M.S. did:on, 90, on their arrival have been enlisting for some time in this town ...
... THE ARMY, Major-Ccueml WUlwnr Goom is to rotern home from Jaioaici), and to Uie command of the Northern d’tlrict EngSaud, in succession Ma;or-Genera’ Sir CtiarW James Napier, removed to the .Staffof India. ' ' C'nJor-'Geiteojl S. H. Jaerke’ay, formerly ...