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... Westmor- land, from 1790 to 1795, when the Hon. Arthur Welles- Icy was attached to the Viceregal Court, then superin- tended by the Hon. Mrs Stratford, now the Dowager Countess of Aldborough, Mrs Woodcock, confessedly the most beautiful woman in Ireland ...
... Hoste, C.B., Royal Artillery, to bo Lieatenant-Colonel; and Captain Stapylton Robinson, Royal Artillery, to 1e Major in the army. The recent death of General Sir James Watson will cause the following- anmy promotions:-Lieut.- Gen. Sir J. Shaw Kennedy, ...
... soldiers died befor e the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St., -elena, and one woman after leaving tie island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, It was found necessary to for- ward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... - THE ARMY. HIrk- O l, __ I . - S . - The 19th regiment arrived at the North-wall from Bristol on Sunday night, and marched into Richmond Barracks about eight o'clock. Gunner and Driver James Robertson, of ?? Ar- tillery, unfortunately was killed the ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. The twenty-sixth anniversary of the Salvation Army was celebrated by a demonstration at the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. As early as seven o'clock large contingents of members reached Sydenham, travelling thither both by road and rail ...
... to a towuland named Kintagh, some ?? frrom Moneymore, to seize the goods of a woman on a decroe. When he arrived near the place he made some inquiries concerning the woman, and thus let it be known to the surrounding people, who are all RBoman Catholics ...
... THE ARMY. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRIUARY 6. 4th Dnagoon Guards. Lieut. Bagot Gosset to be AdjLu- tant. vire Arcler. who, resigins Atjutany.-Ist Foot: Capt. T. Nicholls, fromi half-pay Unattached, to be Capt. vice J. H. Dundas, exch. receivitg diff.-4th; Capt. ...
... THE ARMY. | ?? G. :B. Rawlinson's retirement I from the 3rd Dragoon Guards will not give anyI promotion in the regiment. 93rd Highlanders-Lieuten3nt-Colonel M'Bean, who fell from his bores in a fit while acting as Upimlre at the Curragh a few weeks ago ...
... that surrounds her. Usually under such circumstances, with all a woman's clever adaptability, she soon learns to take her honours as a matter of course, and becomnes a thorough society woman, but occasionally one is found who is so frightened by the gay ...
... THE ARMY. 0 ~Chatbam, Angust 80.: T~his morning the following detach men ts of regiments serving. in India marched from this garrison, accompanied by the drums and fifes of the provisional bagttlion, for Gra-resend, and there emobarked in boats fromn ...
... viedv of the ease. Military men are sUP- iis posed to surrender many rights which citizens enjoy, when, il on entering the army, they submit to its severe, anid, often- at times, arbitrary regulations; but we believe it is the boast of ail the service ...
... THE ARMY. GENERAL ORDEa.-florse Guards, Oct. 13, 1827.-The Commander-in-Chief is pleased to approve general officers comrmanldi ng districts in Great Britain, granting leave of absence to officers, and furloughs to non-commissioned offi- cers and soldiers ...