... to the rank of Major, front the 24th inst., subject to Her Majesty's approval, &mos H. 8. W. CONNOR, Ift Battalion, 7th Regiment of Foot, has been admitted to the Corps, on probation. °offs* interior in Ifyeore wait anxiously for some &aided notion in ...

... —At the Barnet Petty Sessions, on Mon. day, Matthew. Walden was charged on suspicion of being a deserter from the 7th Regiment of Foot, lying at Portsmouth. Prisoner denied being a deserter, and said he had a pass from the the month to the 27th, which ...

... lently assaulting Corporal Whitmore, of the 7th Regiment of Foot, and robbing him of purse containing 255. and a military top coat. The prosecutor said that he was at present on a furlough from his regiment, and on Tuesday afternoon he went a visit to ...

... violently assaulting Corporal Whitmore, of the 7th Regiment of Foot, and robbing him of a puree containing 2e. and a military top coat. re prosecutor said that he was at present on a furlough from hi. regiment, and on Tueeday afternoon he went on a visit ...

... Royal Brecon Riflo Militia, after a long and severe on the 3rd instant, at the ago of C 3 years. Ile Barred in the 7th regiment of foot (Fusiliers) for 23 years and six months. and was discharged with a pension of 21. 3d. per day. He joined the permanent ...

... COURT. YESTERDAY. (Before Maim W. Terrell and J. Godwin.) Robert Douglas was o►arged with being a deserter from the 7th Regiment of Foot. He edmitted the offence, and was ordered to be detained until the authorities were cows• rannicated with. ...

... cavendish tobacco. A Desektki:. — James Daley, a tramp, was charged on his own confession, with deserting from the 7th regiment of Foot, in February. He said he was drunk when he surrendered himself last night at the police office. He was remanded for ...

... cavendish tobacco. A Digszitrza.--Jaines Daley, • tramp, WII3 charged, on his own confession, with deserting from the 7th regiment of Foot, in February. He said he was drunk when he surrendered himself last night at the police office. He was remanded for ...

... his own confession, a deserter from the 7th Regiment of Foot, Mr Saggerson said he had .written to the War ?? and for*a«le__ a photograph, but ho bad receive., no reply. lie was wearing tbe boots of the regiment. Tbe prisoner was then charged with falsdy ...

... on his own oonfessiou, a deserter from the 7th Regiment of Foot. Mr Saggerson said he written to the War Office, and forwarded a photograph, but he had received no reply. He was wearing the boots of the regiment. The prisoner was then charged with falsely ...

... William. Morris and James Brixey were brought up custody, charged with being deserters from the 2nd Battalion of the 7th Regiment of Foot, stationed at Weymouth. Supt. Sheppard arrested the two men, the previous Saturday evening, on suspicion of being ...

... Aslett ; the Ist Battalion 7th Regiment of Foot, under Colonel Hugh R. Hibbert ; Ist Battalion 25th Regiment of Foot, under Lieutenant -Colonel J. Ruddell- Todd ; 77th Regiment of ...