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... Regiments, quartered in different Parts the Kingdom, are t* (end Detachments for the fame Purpofe McfTra, Ryan, Seaton, Sail. Staveley, Scott, and Shackelmn. arrived here in the Wyville Packet Beat from Hollybead. Monday Julv li.J Saturday iaft eame on at ...
... power, (hackle us. he was left by hirnlelf without council. Tea Merchant and Grocer, in Aungier-ftreet, Dublin. After Mr. Staveley had concluded, Mr. Compton mov- A gentleman at Madrid, writes to his friend in Pall- Has juit mported from the laft India ...
... the provincial troops, h*ve been known ibe waft end of the Hue paftj but doe* not gain credit in the T e^«r morning, Mr. Staveley 'A. i ' 10 |l’* mefTcnger*, and conftable, Stephen Sayre, Efq; Oxford-ftreet. r * ** ,n der from lord ■U. * r i«« ftate, ...
... ton, 56th foot ; Gilbert King, of sth dragoons ; /*tb*€s«y s£ttk/tryi£rlifft o»‘ horfe David Gardyne, 66ch foot ; Miles Staveley, of R. R. H. guards Richard Ber. Lernoult, Bth foot, and John Mackay, of 65th foot. Commiilions iigned his majelty for the ...
... rien. Lyfasht, 22d faot Bryan Blundell, foot Geo. Churchiil, dra. oha Dickfon, late 8:ft foot |Eyre Power Trench, f. files Staveley, royal reg. hh. giH. Farrin. Gardner, 16th dr Hon. Jobn Kaox, 36:h foot Seo. Beckwith, Capt 37th fac Ralph Ramfay, Capt. ...
... vvithout purchale, v:te Gray, the foot. Gentleman Cadet Nicholas Thorrai from the Roy.ll Military College, 5 £ n fig vi:e Staveley, promoted. Ift Wed India Regiment, Enlign James fet be Lieutenan', without puuh»(e, vice Buchm, who retires. 6.h Do. —Major ...
... The removals and appointments in the Colonelcies of the cavalry regiments, in consequence of the death of the late General Staveley, are to be aa follow:—Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Payne be transferred from his present regiment, the 19.h dragoons, G«n. Stavrley’t ...
... in good health, bu’ without auy diiuinuuoa of ins Majesty’s disorder.” (Signed by four Physicians.) YeJlerdiy morning Mr. Staveley, belonging to the Foreign Oificc, arrived >wm g (tree:, with dijpatche* from C..» Th ...
... Colunel in am impressive speec fuil of energy and of which the following sket mar convey some idea: Mr. Chairman. in the Div. Staveley. who was to bave fullowed the Advocate Geu yal in this IT seeund the Motion for an Addres I eaceeiingly regret that the Learned ...
... and in a few minutes it became crowned every part. The prisoners, 22 in number, were soon after placed in the dock by Mr. Staveley, the gaoler. All but two were young men : the men themselves were calm an I collected ; but some feni-ded, who were said ...
... in town last night. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, IVar-Office, llsf June, 1822. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Cornet George Staveley Mill, to be Lieutenant, by vice Arnold, who retires Lloyd Kenyon, Gent, to Cornet, by purchase, vice Hill. ltd Regiment of ...
... therein. William Sherbrooke, Esq.'s carriage, closed. Colonel Wildman's carriage, containing the pall-bearers, Messrs Edward Staveley, Alfred Thomas Fellows, Jonathan Dunn, Charles Hey wood Homer, James Fellows, and Ben well Smith. A Chaise,with Messrs. H ...