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... oflhe memorable day. 16th Lancers— Major f'ureton, Assistant Adjutant-General of Cavalry, Army ofthe Indus. ,is selected to command the advanced guard of the army in its march from Candar to Caudahar. INFANTRY. Ist— On the 18th of July the order reaihed ...
... tbe Brighton, Sebor, packet ship, for London, from New York, ia twenty-four day* ; landed ber passenger*, and proceeded at midnight for London, her mail having been landed at Swanage, owing to calm weather ; spoke on Ihe 4th of October, in lat. 43. _ long ...
... the place, till February 1775, when he accompa- nied the Army to Nova Scotia, and, the following June, to Statem Island. The Commander-in-Chief having determined to commence his operations, landed on Long Island, and Capt. De Lancet, who commanded the Cavalry ...
... THE ARMY A detachment of 100 men of the 75fi reeim at Plymouth on Wednesday last on board th .u e . nb ' l 'k*l steam-packet, and proceeded to Cardiff j n ' wsion an apprehended riot in that neighbourhood ^O^e oi The depot of the tifiih regiment marched ...
... lived in an isolated house with his wife and son. They were sent for. The woman showed no emotion — the son threw himself on the body, uttering cries, but shed no tears. The woman said that her husband had left home in the morning for the neighbouring ...
... THE ARMY (From our Woolwich Correspondent.) COURT MARTIAL AND SENTENCE OF CAPTAIN DESJIIA.IPB, OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY. „,, _ General Order, August 21, 184.. Ihe Master-General directs the following communication from the Horse Guards to be issued in ...
... same be accompanied by a statement, explaining when and where, me women landed iv this country, and why tltey did not in thc'regnlar way solicit Passesat I lie place there they landed, as also in what manner and when ihey leached London, and at what dale* ...
... THE ARMY. (From ?? Correspondent) The dismounted detachment of Brevet-Major Blachley's troop of lloyal Horse Artillery/ under the command of Lieut. M'Cltntock, embarked at Dublin on the 30th ult. on board the Shannon steamer for Woolwich. Lieuts. Wood ...
... THE ARMY. (Erom the United Service Gazette.) CAV-ALRV. Ist Dragoon Guards— A troop has been detached from Manchester 10 Chorley, to be ready at a moment's notice to move to Preston, where son.c disturbance is expected conse- quent on the turn-out of workmen ...
... THE ARMY. The following memorandum hasjust been issued fron. the Horse Guards :- (circular.) ti an , Memorandum, ♦k- SZ ap^ B ■ nd ot . hCT communications relative to barracks, ; me occupation thereof, the choice of quarters therein, barrack damages ...
... fleets of the other Power would be liberty bnwxm our commerce, to interfere with our food supplies, and quit© possibly to land army in this country. Anyhow, it would be very unwise, either in peace or war, to trust the Navy alone to defend these shores ...
... THE ARMY. \t . (From our Dub-in Correspondent.) *}5fi o f -^™eral Sir Edward Blakeney, ?? having pro- ceeded to Lngl a „d on Tuesday last on leave of absence, by P?™>*'on of the General Commanding-in-Chief, Major- uen.ral Sir I honias Arbuthnot, ?? has ...