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... Item, from Foot, to bo Surgeon, vice Murray, who exchanges. Ltili Light —Captain Gi!l*rrt Nicbobon, from »lh Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Deacon, who exchanges. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain 'William Kcclcs. from the Foot, to Lieutenant ...
... Ellice, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Foot. —Lieut. W. Monck, to be Adjutant, vice Dickinson, retire el upon half-pay. 39th Foot —J. F. Draper, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hume, appuintA to the 62d Foot. 44th ...
... Captain, Ellice, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Foot, Lieut W Monck, to be Adjutant, vice Dickenson, retired upon half pay. 39th Foot, F Draper, gent, be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hume, appointed to the 62d Foot. 44th ...
... and driven by the infan Several were wounded, and on or two killed. The cay: and infant: of the mu- nicipal gaard and 7th Regiment of Foot then made their appearance, and after some useless hissi hooting, and pelting, the streets to thin; at night the guard ...
... vice Cilice, who exchangee.' 7th Regiment of Foot —Lieut W. Monck to Adjutant, vice Dickinson, retired upon half-pay. Foot—J. F. Draper, Gent to Ensign, without purchase, ▼ice Hume, appointed to tbs 63d Foot. 44tb ...
... public. War Office, Feb. 20. Ist cr Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards.— Capt. the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, from the 43d Foot, to be Lieutenant and Cap- tain, vice Coulson, who exchanges. :_7th Regiment of Foot— ...
... oss, who exchanges. «_d Foot.- -Ensign B. J. Hume, from the Byth Foot, tb bo Ensign, vice Cross, deceased. 66th Foot. . I. J. Dudgeon, Cent., to In* Ensign, without pur- chase, vice Peinherton 'appointed to the »_th Foot. tr2d Foot.— Lieut, ...
... driven by the infantry, andf several uere mbadlt aounded. Td e rv bavalry and itantry of ts e muw. olpal guard and 7th Regiment of Foot then made their appearance, and after some uselers hissing, bouting, and e peltin the troops fired vollies, and ten ...
... and driven by the infantry, and several were badly wounded. The cavalry and infantrylof the muni- cipal guard and 7th Regiment of Foot then made their appearance, and after some useless hissing, hooting, and pelting, the troops fired vollies, and ton ...
... vice Ellis, who exchanges. . . . 7th regiment of foot, Lieut Monck, to be adjutant, vice Dickenson, w retires on half pay. 39th foot, J F Draper, gent, ensign, without purchase, vice Hume, appointed to the f«K>t. foot, Surgeon D Murray, MD, ...
... Knight, 'minister of the Free Church. it Union Duke Gifford Arndt. Esq., Dublin, son of the Into John Arndt. of the :7th Regiment of Foot. to Agnes Armlt E.ibUtloo, eldest daughter of the late George Miller. Esq., honker, Kirke y. Peeths—At St Andrews, ...
... ; the infantry. Several were wounded, and one or two j killed. The cavalry and infantry of the municipal guard and 7th Regiment of Foot then made their ; appearance, and after some useless hissing, hooting, and pelting, the streets began to thin; at night ...