... aide-de-camp. Major Frederick Brownlow, half-pay unattached. Aides-de-Camp- Captain S. H. Paget, 52nd Light Infantry; Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. Grey* 51st ditto; Lieut, the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards: Lieut. R. G. williams, 21st Fusileers. Extra ...

... almost impenetrable jungle which nearly surrounded their position. A dispatch is also given from Major Bird, the 31st Light Infantry, who was the field-officer for the day, of this disastrous attack, in which he states the loss to be Lieut-Col. Mill, ...

... Captain H. E. Taylor. 85th Light Infantry, nephew the Lieut.-Genefal Sir Herbert Taylor. G.C.B. lo Harriot, fourth daughter of the late O. J. Legh, Emi. of High Lech. DlED.—llth inst. at the Rectory House, Guestling, Sussex, In her 51st year, Fanny, the wife ...

... The guard for each ship will consist of two officers and ty men. That for the Runnymede will be selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 6th Regiment and Provisional Battalion. ...

... on Monday last, he passed vessel sunk in about eight fathoms water, Haisborough light bearing about S.B.YV. about six miles distant, and the north end Haisborough Sand Light bearing about E. and N. The mast-head was painted green, and was about eight feet ...

... places, but it promises to be generally casty. Barley is expected to be full average crop ; beans and oats will he short and light. Moclsuam Day and Sunday Schools.-- On Sunday last, two sermons were preached in St. John’s Church in behalf of the above schools ...

... commanding detachments Horn the 51st, ssth, 96th and 99th Regiments bold themselves in readiness for embarkation to New South Wales and V Dieman's Land. The troops were in heavy marching order The King's Own light infantry furnishes 22 men; thesl»th, men; ...

... fortuitous benefaction was mankind taught to procure body, at once, in a high degree, solid and transparent, which might admit the light of th snn, and exclude the violence of the wind; which might extend the sight of the philosopher to new ranges of existence ...

... s I lad landed her Majesty's'iM Light Infantry, 'lie I -lb R.val Iri-h, lb.- pith Bengal Native Infantry, ami part of m' Artilb ry. The Bengal guns, under Major R. id. were move advance, covered four - ~t' •,:•! Light They had not proc. led far, h. vvever ...

... forward to receive medals from the hands the Emperor. The 12th battalion ('hasseurs, the 2nd light infantry regiment, the 3rd regiment the live, and the and 51st regiments, then departed iv excellent style, full inarching order, before the Emperor and his ...

... orders for foreign service prepare for immediate embarkation, viz. the 15th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon; the 51st King's Light Infantry, ditto ludia; SOth Foot and 91th Foot, ditto ditto. Detachments from the various depot companies, and 1,200 cavalry ...

... Esq, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. inst. St. Mary's church, Watford, the Rev. H. S. Wood, 11. O. Bridge, E>.q, Capt. R.M. (Light Infantry), to Maria Emily, only tighter of the late Rev. James Wood, incumbent of Willishara, Suffolk. 22nd inst. the Friends Meeting ...