... , Esq., SO W. Jones and J. C, A Fatse Harding, fellow from with having talely asserted that he was a deserter from 7th Regiment of Foot. It ap- that the man was & month's imprisonment at the gael for an offence in the and had stated that he was a deserter ...

... -Col, Reeves, and se- b yeral other valuable officers of the 24 battalion of ei The names of these are given the @7th regiment.’” at foot. Lis Lordship’s dispatch with the an following paragraphs of the date of the 17th of Sept. aul tl in tat evening. ...

... furvive his reprieve than live or fix hours, when he died a fever in the New Gaol, It is reported at Windfor that the 7th Regiment ot Foot, commanded by his Royal Highnels Prince Edward, to do duty there room of the StaffordHure Militia, marched to Kew, ...

... -THueSDAr E. J- .m.l H. Walker, K*,k.l A D&ektek John Kirkliam charpid with K i ,1,.- fr. L'7th Regiment. f Foot. H. WliB arrested > Sergeant ~f the Regiment h 7 deserted on the 36tt> o* April fn-m Bury, and admitted c>n->ral Green that he wd« 'ieserter ...

... second Earl of Talbot and brother of the present Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. He was born in 18) was a captain of the 7th Regiment of Foot, was formerly aide-de-camp to the Lord-Lieutenant of . w: pointed comptroller of the hi hold in 1845. pri ite sec ary ...

... Matthew 1st Regiment of Foot.—Wounded: Private Robert Kernan slightly. 7th Regiment of Foot.—Wounded ; Privates William O'Connell, severely ; John Myland, severely ; Edward Carney, severely ; William Hopes, slichtly. 19th ...

... wounded. 7th Regiment.. —1] rank and file wounded. 19th Regiment.—1 rank and file wounded. 20th Regiment.—1 drummer, 4 rank and file wounded. 21st Regiment.—2 rank and file killed. 49th Regiment.—1 officer ...

... purchase. noth Foot.—Colour-sergeant John Shephard, to be Ensign, without Major George Charles Kelly, to be Quarter- 60th Foot.—Sergeant- master, vice Berry, d 65th Foot.— William Popham Wrixon, gent., to be Ensign, with- out purchase. 67th Foot.—Colour-sergeant ...