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... Fleet, hereby canf-f)liul, WAR OFFICE, FALL-MALL, Jan. 6. Ist life Guards—Lieutenant John S. Southwood captain, vice the Hon. C. C. G. Byng, seconded for service the staff. Ist Dragoon Guards—Quartermaster John O'Dounell, from the 16th Lancers, to Quartermaster ...
... trial, entered the military service of the East India Company in 1804, so that he must be now in about his sixty-seventh or sixty-eighth year. He served in China in 1808, and in the attack on Java in 1811, for which he received a . medal; as also in ?? in ...
... ed boatman in the Coast Guard, and 10?. gratuity; W. Tufnaii, G. Earle, and J. Payne, commissioned boatmen in the Coast Guard; Peter Baroche, boatman in the Coast Guard, and 11. gratuity ; W. Brown, boatman in the Coast Guard, and 51, gratuity ; J. Jennings ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY NEWS. The Sankin 50, with the broad pendant of Commodore the Hon. Keith Stewart, arrived at Spitliead on Wednesday morning from Hongkong, Singapore, the Cape, and Ascension, last from Plymouth, She bronght home as supernumeraries, Mr ...
... INTERESTING MILITARY CEREMO1N, Ir AT ABERDEEN. | iPRESENTATION OF MEDALS AND STARS. A very interesting military ceremony took place in the square of Aberdeen Barracks yesterday afternoon, when are a number of non-commissioned officers and men of the fre ...
... ;- the m ed to arms and armour of all periods - the third to colours, uniforms, and nasay ojl military accoutrements; the fourth toI Braish and foreign medals and orders; thefifth tp nilitary books. music, and musical instrta r'ts thoe sixth, autograph ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY NEWS. LOSS OF HER MAJ.ESTY'S SHIP GBIFFO.Y in Werge o announeC that intelligence has been Ac received at the Admiralty that her Majesty's ship Griffon th was lost on the evening of the 2nd of October off Little ?? Popoes, Bight of Benin ...
... POLITICAL EXECUTION AT HOME. Rome, Bei»t. 21. This has been most lugubrious morning, with the apparatus of death one extremity of the city, i and the solemn formality of military degradation at j the other. I the Piazza dti CerchJ, between the Temple ...
... to the admirers of one whose name and fame are as house- old pord.s in every Esnglish home. In bestowing a commission upon the p)puler ?? of the Grenadier Guards, the Queen has done one of those graceful acts which are among the distinguishing traits ...
... Prussia, each to supply a 'Military Band, and should these all respond there will be a display of foreign btesic such as was never before heard, probably. The English Military Bands will consist of the Horse Guards, the 2d Lile Guards, the Royal Artillery (two ...
... ension, ld. ; no medals. 68.-Royal Artillery (63), private, IS) years' service; pen- sion, 9d.; no medals. 69.-MuInster F;;siliers (6S), private, 19 years' service; pension, 6},d.; medal and 2 clasps for Burmabh 70.-Sth Dragoon Guards (53),- private, 10 ...
... 1st Grenadier Guards, heat Private Brian. 1et Grenadier Guards. Light Weights ?? Phlip, 2nd Scots Guards, best Drum-major Phillip, 1st Grenadier Guards. -Tug-of-war for Regulars: 1st battalion Sodts Guards beat 1st battalion Grenadier ...