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... appointed\by the Lor of Kilkenny; and we revising barrister for LANDL We are informed | of enabling the tenan lands, has announced 6d. for every barrel lands, and 4d. per pe ship's estate at Nob Right Hon. F. Blach tion of ten per cent. from November, 184: Duleek ...
... THE ARMY. In consequence of the intention of Colonel Maunsell to resign the commandantship of the Hibernian Military School, a new election for that appointment will speedily take place. THE MAGISTRACY. The Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint ...
... three soldiers died before the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St. Helena, and one woman after leaving the island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, it was found necessary to forward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... THE ARMY. The 11th (North Devon) Regiment of Infantry, under the commmaod Lieutnnanl.Colonel Sir Michael Creagb. arrived in Dublin, on Thursday, steam cumeyance Irum Liverpool.disembarked, and proceeded route to Kilkenny, w here the head quariera are ...
... three soldiers died before the storm commenced, aad tea between th* Mauritius and St. Helena, end oae woman after leaving the Island ; on the troop, landing at Grsvesend, tt wu found necessary to forward to Fott Pitt, th* invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... THE ARMY. A company of the Royal Sappers and Miners arrived on Wednesday, per steamer, from Liverpool, and were landed. A detachment of the Royal Marines marched on Thursday from Waterford for Duncannon Fort. Garrison Field-Day.— All the troops in garrison ...
... extinct. Had judicious means been used, it is thought the vital spark might have been preserved. A Blind Woman Distinguishing Colours—A poor woman, the wife of a weaver at Cambusbarron, in Scotland, who had for many years tdtally lost her sight, was accustomed ...
... THE ARMY. - - CHATIIAm, 22.—The following detachments have been selected from the Provis:onal Battalion in this garrison to proceed to India, to supply the casua:ties which have bean occasioned to the regiments there stationed:—The 4th, King's Own, 22d ...
... THE ARMY (From our Woolwich Correspondent.) COURT MARTIAL AND SENTENCE OF CAPTAIN DESJIIA.IPB, OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY. „,, _ General Order, August 21, 184.. Ihe Master-General directs the following communication from the Horse Guards to be issued in ...
... right hand & tyllying land lyfte hand & alright to ye wey that goeth unto Gtaaneryng flt ao out of that ehartyr maketh nencyoo (mention) where gallowae old tyrae ye Abbots of Seynt Mary Abbey land on eat aide & ye of Criehurcbe land* weat side And there ...
... soldiers died befor e the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St., -elena, and one woman after leaving tie island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, It was found necessary to for- ward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... send them wanderers on the world, to beg or in land which was able to support five tiroes the number its inhabitants. Let them look abroad, and did they not see the kauclol the destroyer through the land; and, would ask, what roorecould done in the reign ...