... examination may what on occasion time the will written to the Council Office London NIGHT LIGHTS ALBERT the best cleanest simple safe efficient In 0d containing 8 10 or 12 Lights to bum 9 7 hours each in the Lamps at 3d 6d 9d or Is each retail by Grocers Lamp ...

... slightly. Bth Regiment Native Infantry—Killed, Lieutenant Cox. Wounded, Major G. Farquharson, dangerously; Ensign G. H. Griffiths, severely. 51st Regt. Native Infantry— Wounded, Lieut. D. C. Darnell, severely. 52nd Regt. Native Infantry—Wounded, Capt. J. W. H ...

... Division.—Her Majesty's 14th Light Dragoons— Killed Lieut. A. Lloyd. Wounded, Capt. J. II. Godd.ird, severely; Capt. A. Scudamore, dangerously. 5th Regiment Light Cavalry—Wounded, Lieut. H.J.Stannus, severely. 1st Infantry Division.—Her Majesty's 10th ...

... Sir Thomas Willshlre KCB been selected to succeed late Lieutenant General Sir Benjamin D’Urban GCB colonel of the 51st Light Infantry There is a record in the parish church of Tannadice near Forfar of the closing church on a certain Sunday because the ...

... 13ombay Native Infantry.- To be Majors in the Army in tho East IndLes-Capt. Wm. g; Charles Campbell, 30th Bengal Native Infantry. Capt. Charles Cheape, 51st Bangal Native Infantry. Capt. Wns, E Edward MNtlcaster, 64th Bengal Native Infantry. ...

... 'nd it t Ente r. prise where its search after Sir John Franklin had proved wholly unsuccessful. Quartermaster Scott, 9th infantry regiment, who has been quartermaster since 1807, and has received the silver war medal and five Chia',lt for his seri ices ...

... the storming party—consisting of a wing of her Majesty ’s suth Regiment, two companies of the islh, and two the'4oth Native Infantry, commanded Captain Coote—carried the place with a ru>h at the point of the bayonet. The whole affair occupied seven hours ...

... were wounded, the latter severery, having the ball still in his thigh A Two men of the 51st were killed and about 2.i wounded. Lieut. Ansley, of the 9th Native Infantry, was wounded in the hand, the ball flying up into his arm, where it remained; one °Nick ...

... Native Infantry. Wounded-Lieut. I Cooke, 5th Madras Native Infantry, commissariat 1 department; Lieuts. Whitlock and Cloted, 5th M Kadras Native Infantry; Bengal Fusiliers, 9 men; Madras Fusiliers, 1 sergeant and 14 men;5th Madras Native Infantry, 2 native ...

... MIDDLESEX. 5th or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of A1i Idlesex F Militia: D. J. Hoare, gent., to be lieut. BR:ECONOCIC. Royal Brecknock Rifle Regiment of Militia: W. R. Broreton, Esq., late capt. in the 70tb Infantry, to be capt. SCENT. East Kent ...

... Fusiliers. hbs Capt. G.Allan, 3d Madras Native Infantry. the Capt. A. R. Dallas, let Madras Native Infantry. ilo Capt. W. F. Nuthall, 18th Bengal Native Infantry. bre Capt. A. Fytelie, 70th Bengal Native Infantry. ooc- Commissioos to bear date the 9th of December ...

... artillery. Then comes the corps of guards, in three divisions of infantry, three divisions of cavalry, and one division of artillery of 120 guns, then the grenadier Icorps, equal ill strength infantry corps, together 1 114,000 men and 210 guns. There are two ...