... ilese are said'l, lie t the troopsto be emnbarkitd ofrboard the rhips of war: Two othcr regiments, consistipg of the Ist light Infantry King's German LFegions, 7f6O tmen, and -2o ditto, 'rOO men, will eambark. in transports, Dn the th and bitit inst. w-ii ...

... theirtroops there to such un exte tii thht Lieut.General Sir Rtowland ?? was obliged ho detach, fist the 71st regiment, and the .light Infanly bat- tallion of Major-General Wiakei's b;igade, un- der tho comnmalsd of the HfIn Lieut -Colonel Cadogan, and succe ...

... there to such an extent, as 6iht Lieuk. General Sir ltosland Hill was obliged to detadch, fist, the71st region i, and the light infantry ba- . malton of Majsr-General 'Walker's brigade, on- tier the command of the llon. Lieut -Colour-l 4Cadogan, and succeisiely ...

... oftihe King's Gernman LegionI Jamues Bourchier, of the I ith Light' Dragoons ; Jameb Grant, of the 18th light Dragoons; B. Lawrence, of theiol th Light'Dragoons ; J. L. H eits, of the 51st Foot; A. Synphier. of the Artillery ouf the King's Gcrman Legion; ...

... this base and detestable and cowardly and cruel faction; represented the persons against whom it was di- rected in such a light, and represented their designs as so full of horrible wickedness, that every one who read their speeches, and who believed ...

... increase, owing, perhaps, to the inefficacy of the jury system in a southern clime. One, of an unusually foul nature, came to light re- cently in this city. It was that of a young and unfortunate girl strangled by a medical student. The motive for the deed ...

... appninted , Capt..9eneral of Madrid, Getleral Oribe, Inspector (of Carabiniers. and General Manuel Concha, Ispcec or S of Infantry. General Serrano emerged from his con- cealment on the 28th ult., and presented himself to the reporter of the commission ...

... incessantly recommnended forbearance, and the dicn ormoendation has been followed, whsile the lest few day i no, have brought to light the fact that underneath tdoe porten- 01~ ?? tone quiet of the surface elements of revolt accumulate, and ti if such elements ...

... to attack the Dalla stockades, con- sisting of a detachment of European infantry and seamen, who carried it immediately, losing one officer, Ensign Arm- strong, her Majesty's 51st Regiment. On the morning of the 12th the troops disembarked. The 2nd company ...

... and put together their guns, and were ready to proceed by eight o'clock, when the advance was made, headed by the light companies of the 51st Foot. On coming within 850 yards of the first stockade, Brevet-Major Reid, with two 9-pounder guns and two 21-pounder ...

... changing his front inthe pre. sence of the adversary. (Great laughter.) The Chancellor of the Exchequer was well versed in light infantry move- ments, and knew well how to advance and retire on a bud- get. (Laughter.) The Home Secretary was equally expert ...

... War and the other authori- r ties at home, and Sir J. Pennefatber, on the subject nf field 4 allowance claimed by the 51st Light Infantry, the Italian Legion, and other troops stationed at Malta during the late . war. a Sir JOHN RAMSDEN said that the matter ...