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... THE ARMY-. --- (From the Limerick Chroniek. ) Yesterday morning, Major Smith, Captains. Butler and Spence's companies, sth Regiment, under Major Johnston, marched hence for Ennis. The companies of Major Bent, M a j or Johnston, ,Captain M *4 Donald, and ...
... 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 ...
... Army threatened FOUR POOR WEEDS write from Aldershot (Hants): THIS is guaranteed genuine an extract from our Army general detail: WEEDS The gardenlovers in this unit are concerned at the pre- Cook valence of dandelions. ' If Mrs. 8., of Port Hill ...
... THE ARMY. i_. _ CHATHAM, Nov. 15. I Second Class Staff Surgeon Alexander W. Macbeth broceeds to Bristol to-morrow from the General Hospital, tort Pitt, to take medical charge of a portion of the Land Transport Corps at that station. More sick and wounded ...
... THE ARMY, come in because he isaMan of brain:. Some people do not believe in brains. I do. We know that when purehase was dime away with, some thought the army was going to he ruined, but still I believe that there are memliers of the army quite as much ...
... a ruffian, named Andrew Connell, excited rendered furious by intexication. (mei, of a woman named Field, in Old Bridewell-, and after desiring an unfortunate woman of lay in bed, to dress and go out with him, fused, he burst open the door, drew from pen-knife ...
... and the improvelye Qovernment of the waste lands in Ireland.— establishment of an efficient Board for the en. 1 ,N e nt of the Fisheries, by advances of money in ,I,lth A. Per cent. sth. Thesubstitutiou of a Land Tax .. , N , P. a nd of a Property Tax, under ...
... were taken prisoners as Buenos Ayres, landed without arms. The 9th Dragoons have also disembarked, and marched to Romford, Essex; the 20.h Dragoons to Guildford ; and th* second battalion of the 95th regiment have landed, and marched to Hil-ea r&cks* The ...
... feated the Franck army, and that they were marching towards Vienna. woman cried out in the streets, The French are beaten, and there are the Russi alarm was general; fear and stupefaclion prevailed ir Vienna. Behold the result of the pernicious councils ...
... Lewisham Salvation Army Celebrity Night ON FIRST NIGHT AT BLACKHEATH WOMAN SHE NET ON TRAIN Mystery surrounds the disapmvanoe from a Wee at Black-, heath on &ado April of a animals tenant who had arrived in London from Wales only that day. It is feared ...
... THE ARMY. 'We understand that it is the intention of Govern. ment so send British Wicers to Minorca, for the purpose of training, disciplinini, and organizing the de• setters from the French armies and other recruits collected in that island, after which ...
... THE ARMY. of 400 men and Officers of different Regiments serving in India, are daily expected to arrive at Chatham from Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight : they are shortly to embark for The 13th : Regiment (light Infantry), now stationed at Chatham, will ...