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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Major-Gent. Robert Cuninghame, appointed to succeed Lord Blayney in the command … to Lord Weymouth. Enclosing a letter from Major Genl. Cuninghame, giving an account of the wreck in a hurricane in … a letter, dated at Cork the 26th instant, from Major-Gen. Cuninghame, a letter enclosed therein from Capt. Glover of …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Relative to the sale of Col. Cuninghame's company in the 45th Regiment, suspended till it … before obtaining His Majesty's permission for Col. Cuninghame's selling his commission.Dublin Castle. 1 p. 31 …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… the 122nd Mackay's, the 123rd Pomeroy's, and the 124th Cuninghame's be disbanded, also that divers others be reduced …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… memorial, to be laid before His Majesty, from Col. Robert Cuninghame, praying that Capt. John Grant, of his regiment, … service, His Majesty consents to the same. But as to Col. Cuninghame's memorial in favour of Capt. Grant, though he …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… recommending a renewal of leave of absence for Lieut.-Col. Cuninghame.St. James's Marked, "Private." 6 March. Criml. … to resign his half-pay in favour of Lieut.-Col. James Cuninghame, who has been Lieut.-Colonel by brevet thirteen …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… to the Same. Encloses a memorial from Lieut.-Colonel James Cuninghame, Captain in the 45th Regiment of Foot, praying for … having so improperly renewed his request in favour of Col. Cuninghame. Had he been better informed, he had never … the grant of leave of absence for 12 months to Lieut.-Col. Cuninghame.Whitehall. A draft. 1 p. 15 Nov. Ireland, v. 431, …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… As I find my Lord-Lieut. is unwilling that Major-Genl. Cuninghame should go to Cork to superintend the embarkation …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… him to lay before His Majesty the pretensions of Col. Cuninghame and General Armstrong for the Irish regiment … to mention how useful a mark of his Royal favour to Mr. Cuninghame, from the connections and influence he has in this …