... and pr ceeded to' the Royal Clarence Yard, where they te landed, and left by special train at 4.25 r.g for e Windsor. The strictest privacy was still observed. 3d The Royal standard was not hoisted, nor any salute, filed. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred ...

... of which corps he re- tired as cantain in 1146. Colonel h. W. Bray, C.B., late commartnding 2nd BBattalioin Kingsr; Own Lancaster Regiment, Iwill be placedl Otl retired pay from lst April next, under the operatioin of the age clause of the Royal Warraiit ...

... IRISH VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORPS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. SIR-it appears that the records of Volunteer movements for tile last eighty-two years in Ireland, I which occupy a column and a-half of the Times newspaper and of mlost of the ...

... ROYAL BQTANIC GARDENS. Wu: observe bv advertisement in our columns that the last fete of the season in these Gardens is announced to come off to-morrow evening, and it is to be hoped' that the weather will be more favourable than on the recent occasion ...

... Devonport, where his corps is stationed. The Ist Battalion Royal Irish Rifles have this week moved from the Curragh to Fermoy to relieve the 1st Battalion Warwick Regriment. Detachments of recruits are to be sent to Ireland to reinforce corps serving there, ...

... conduct and It'iu-ent attemitoi to his studies. 'J he follo ilg gentlenen have received commis. suns in the two corps of Royal Artillery and Royal |Eeo~ineers- ROYAUL ENOGISEL3S. No. of No. of Marks. Inrk, 11. H. IT. Prince Aithur * I (jat~lue ?? 2811 *(4 ...

... THE ROYAL ANTRIM ARTILLERY. TirE outcry which was so unjustly raised against this fine corps; becauso the Kiasaje Rbmanists chose, to make a premieditated assault upon them, in July last, a has been condemned, in terms not to be maistaken,:by General ...

... DISEMBODIMENT OF THE ROYAL ANTRIM ARTILLERY. PRESENTATION TO CAPT. AND ADJUTANT MUNRO. MONDAY last witnessed the disembodiment of the Royal Antrim Artillery, in the court-yard of the Castle of Carrickfergus, and it is only doing an act of justice to that ...

... - T UT ] ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. IXNMEASINCG interest is being manifested through- out the whole of the North of Ireland in relation tto the approaching visit of their Royal Highoesses ?? and Princess of Wales to this conntrv. t Pending definite arrangements ...

... R:OYALw- ANTRIU RIFLES. Tins corps is now rapidly filling lup, and from the miartial spirit evinced by the youth of our county, ?? is every probability that in a few weeks the ?? of the regiment (1,0fl0) will be completed. Already 200 rank andi tile, ...

... for H.R.H. w heni dining with that corps.. ROYAL IRISH PONSTABOLARY. * 12 ?? of honour furnished by the Royal Irish Constabulary to receive H.R.H. on leaving Harbour Office.l 4 p ?? of honour furnished by the Royal Irish Constabulary at Donegall Quay; ...

... in order to d induce their Royal Flighneses the I'rince an.d Princess of WYales to pass through these ?? their nay to Loendoriderry. Mr. Cosbie stated that the people in urid aoiund Ballymrena wee r desirous that their Royal Ilighniesees should pass e ...