... good taste to resume the dress as prescribed by regulation for this arm of the service, and at once discard the dirty-colourcd trousers, Ac. now worn by this corps, a whim of Lord Cardigans, and with which understand Prince Albert had nothing whatever do ...

... fellow.soldiers, with Major Grattan, the attack. The hone the fore part of his left arm was shattered ball, and under the excitement of tlie action, and* the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm was swelled so, that his ...

... Gaitlebar. AW/i—John Farrell, Esq of Moynulty, Kells ; James Waller. Esq of A’lenstown, Kells; He. ry Barry Godring- ■ ton. Esq. Oldbridgc. Drogheda. Munayhan Sir Thos. Barrett Leonard, Bart, of Llones ; John Halchell, Esq. of Hes-mount, Monaghan; John Len- j ...

... tales ; so he went back and pasted the whole panel. is possible, however, to be too polite, as was Henry Grattan, hen he pinked Isaac Corry. Grattan was short-sighted, and wishing to bring his man within the proper focus, put on one of his most bland and ...

... Clonel Sir Walter Scott, 15th Hussars has been ordered to discontinue the mid-day drills of his regiment in India. Ljrd Cardigan Again. —Wo have just been informed that the Adjutant the Hussars has resigned that appointment Irecause his commanding officer ...

... pursuance of the notice he bad given, moved for return of the names, numbers, and descriptions of persons who had registered arms in the county of Down, Ireland. was induced to make this motion in consequence of a most deplorable event that had occurred ...

... Voting, and John Agnew, The following gentlemen were sworn on the Petty jury : Messrs. Alexander Dickey, foreman ; George Dawson. Samuel Dottgall, HnghDnnn, David Erskine, Hugh Ferguson, John Finlay, Thomas I'enniiig, Thomas Fraser, John Felhcrson, Alexander ...

... The Marquis of Sligo, Sir Richard Cox, L.; Sir Arthur Clarke, Mr. J. O’ConneU, M.F. ; John O’- Connell, Grena; John Howley, Q.C; Waller M Bond, J. Vescy Dawson, ami John Hutton and Sons. LA INTELLIGENCi:. ROLLS COURT —Dculin, Mohoiv. MOST IMPORTANT TO JUDGMENT ...

... These are ruled over by havildar or sergeant of peons, who, besides the uniform common to them all sports cheverous on his arm bright gaudy worsted epaulettes on his shoulders. The peons always wear a tegular uniform, decorated with broad scarlet bell ...

... Stewart (Uoratio\ M'Cu’lough (Bangor). Bingham (Downpatrick), Burden, M Meehan, Reid (Thomas), Messrs. O'Neili, Quinn (John), M*Burnie, Grattan, Mawhintmy* M*Cleery, Quinn (William), Lamout, Ac. Ac.— Whig, •SVi« Go?ernor of the Gaol of Monaghan attended before ...