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... to the lands, to see when the possession of them, pursuant to the said consent, would be iziVen un. . _Re days, and during that period he afforded men, horses, and carts, at our expense, to such of the persons as desired to remove off their lands their ...
... dropped astern. The land bore N.N.E., distant about 30 leagues by observation. The boat got about two cables length from the vessel, when she shipped a sea, filled, and all in her perished. The mate, nine men, and one young woman remained on the wreck ...
... 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. Sir George Scovell, who was iiazelted on Fridav to the colonelcy of the 7lb Dracoon Guards, entered the army ou the oth of April, 1798; was promoted to lieutenancy on the 4ih of May, IKKJ; a captaincy on the lUlb of March ; to a majority ou ...
... THE ARMY. CHATHAM, October 28.-Fifteen detachments of regiments, serving in North America, arrived at the invalid depot, St Mary's barracks, comprising the following-l4th foot, two ser- jeants and eight privates-23d, one sereant and nine privates- 33d ...
... THE ARMY. Eighty-three gentlemen have entered the army during the preceding month, thirty-four of whom have purchased their commissions at prices varying from £1260 to £450 each, and amounting ing the aggregate to no less a sum than £21,940. Globe. Education ...
... 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 ...
... THE ARMY. PRO.MOTIOX FROM THE RANKS. AND REWARDS FOR GOOD SERVICES. A warrant w.n pTOmntgatcd yesterday com*nand of her Majesty, fo** t ie purpose of affording a greater^ncouragcment to the non-com missioned o ficcrs aad soldiers 01 the army who may have ...
... ruffians went to the house of an industrious poor woman named Mary Dooley, who keeps a little hnxtery at Brocha, near Ballinderry; they robbed her of five shillings, a jar of whiskey, and some bread ; the poor woman has been ill ever since. Saturday night last ...
... every farmer, say rather hia pecuniary interest, for every twenty acres of land he possesses, to take one man ofr the Board of Works, who will trench in fifty five days an acre of land at the cost of about £3 2s. 6d., thereby earning from fifteen to eighteeen ...
... 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 ARMY. The sth Fusileen will augmented forthwith to 1,200 rank and file, which will enable the colonel. Sir Jasper Nicholls, to form reserve battalion. The sth will very shortly be removed from Belfast. The Ist Royal Dragoons have given nineteen volunteers ...