The Sun. — 1846-03-21 (London, England)

MARCH 19.--This da being the usual. muster day of recruits of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, 475 flno young men in various stages of drill marched past Colonel Turner C. 8., on the guard mounting parade. Orders have been received in the garrison for the formation of the staff of the 10th battalion, to commence duty on the Ist of April next. Major-General the Hon. W. 11. Gardner will be Colonel Commandant of the 10th battalion, and there will be 2 colonels, 2 lieutenant-colonels on lieutenantcolonel's pay; and 2 lieutenant-colonels on major's pay ; 8 captains, 8 second captains, 16 first lieutenants, and 8 second lieutenants, with an adjutant and quartermaster on the staff of commissioned officers. There will be 1 sergeant-major, 1 quartermaster sergeant, 1 repository sergeant, 8 colour sergeants, and 24 sergeants. The appointments, in consequence of the formation of the 10th battalion, and the addition of 72 sergeants to the present companies, will give promotion to 108 corporals to be sergeants, 108 bombardiers to be corporals, 108 acting bombardiers to be bsinbardiers, and 108 men from the ranks to be acting bombardiers ; and the authorities have given universal satisfaction by the impartial manner iii which the most deserving non-commissioned Officers in the respective classes have been promoted to the vacancies caused by the new arrangements. The Duke of Norfolk has resigned the office of President of the Arundel and Bramber Agricultural Association. This step has been occasioned by some proceedings Of Captain Pechell at a Committee meeting of the Association, when the Hon. and Gallant Captain, producing from his pocket a number of the Brighton Gazette as evidence of his assertion, complained that his Grace allowed greater latitude at the meetings of the Society, to the Duke of Richmond ” the other side.as and the Earl of March, than to himself. The Duke of Norfolk, who was in the chair on this occasion, replied that if he had been aware that such a matter was to be brought forward, he had no doubt that he could also have produced newspapers slant Captain, quite containing speeches of the ls ._ main in the Oh:: long His aGitraataae paolidtieedal tashatahneywthoahtldhnadotbereenspoken te. if he was to be subjected to such attacks, and then left the room. Sheri:: afterwards the meethi' adjourned to a future day. On the day of adjon:jiment the Noble Doke did not attend, but sent a letter resigning his oniCp of president.......47:ri9 THE LATE MURDERS IN SIR/MlN—Mary hOn Paper. 'tie, C4endre, &ins Le Noble, was placed at the bar on Wednesday last, &anted with the muder of Mr. Centetlier Le Cronier. All the avenue, of the Court were densely crowded with spectators anxious to catcif A glimpse of the murderess. The report of the constable of the part* of St. Helier having been read, embodying the details already made public with respect to the fatal deed, the prisoner pleaded Not Guilty, and chose Mr. Hammond as her advocate. She was ated then remanded back to prison. Various rumours are being circul wi morbid inrespect to the unhappy wretch, and the same speciest of _ terest which all great crimes never fail to excite is being aroused C u ill ' fortieth year, and to have been born in the parish of 1 v e, in the It is also with respect to the woman Le Gendrf. She is stated to be in her parish books of which will be found her baptismal re gi, erL. en _ e stated that she was married in the year 1829 to Pierret enGinntlf , her present husband, who is also at the present momen a d ate' d it preju g igh the case of ether witnesses examined. We refrain ftom of the gaol. Thomas Nicolle was next placed at the bar, an several the unfortunate mad by the publiisation of evidence at t is stage of proceedings.—Jersey Times..