... oppressively hot, Fahrenheit's thermometer indicating tit degrees In the shade during the greater part of each day. Paper and light articles curled up, and the skin experienced that unpilewet ectutatiou which indicates the presence of a dry sirocco in the ...

... hundred. It was composed of fourteen regiments ol cavalry, numbering nearly five thousand • of fifty-two bat- t talions of infantry, of various numerical strength, but a - pretty accurate average of whioh would be six hundred and . forty each, or something ...

... 50th, Crimea; Fermoy 7th, Edinburgh 51st. Malta; Bury Ist Dragoons, Turkey ; Canterbury 52nd, Bengal ; Chatham 2nd, Crimea; Newbridge 53rd, Bengal ; Chatham 3rd, Light, Honnsiow 54th, Gibraltar ; The Tower 4th, Light, Crimea ; Brighton 55th, Crimea ; ...

... the reiterated tale last year brought to England. As to the Russians, we know from accounts* itici- j dentally brought to light, that their supplies and plans are infinitely inferior those of the allies. can only hope that our brave enemies may be thus ...

... 50th, Crimea ; Fermoy 7th, Edinburgh 51st, Malta; Bury Ist Dragoons, Turkey ; Canterbury 52nd, Bengal ; Chatham 2nd, Crimea; Newbridge 53rd, Bengal ; Chatham 3rd, Light, Hounslow 54th, Gibraltar ; The Tower 4th, Light, Crimea ; Brighton 55th, Crimea; Templemore ...

... Sussex Artillery, Eastbourne Hants (.Isle of Wight) Artillery, Sussex King s Own light Infantry Fort Victoria Hackney Hereford, Aldershot Sussex Queen's Own Light Infantry, Hertford, Alder__ot Woolwich Kent, Malta ; Canterbury Warwick, Warwick Kent, Castiebar ...

... Sussex, Brighton Hampshire Artillery, Portsmouth Sussex Artillery. Eastbourne v- e Wight) ArtiUery, Sussex King's Own Light Infantry 1 X.-,.!, Malta Kent ~- J Warwick, Warwick Warwick, Armagh Ki^^2Ste bn,T , l>c.vize. assess? * Mil J..mcasnire. Ashton ...

... applied it would work a appropriate to a barrack field. The Duke of Richperfect cure, See., &c. (Colonel of the Royal Sussex Light Infantry), I nom Airs. E. Nicholls, Bishop's Cleece, near Major-General Sir G. Wctherall, and Lieut.-General Cheltenham. Knollys ...

... it. A review on a grand scale is expected to take plece at Aldershott early in June, when upwards of 30,000 men (cavalry, infantry, and artillery) will be present. This will be succeeded by reviews at Colchester, Penenden Heath, and Barham Downs; and siege ...

... bat refers the sufferings of the remains of the light Brigade to the exigencies of the service. According to Lord Cardigan, Lord Raglan had hem persuaded the French General to place the remains of the Light Bngode In position which their destruction by ...

... immediately Light Infantry, Bucks, 1st Cheshire, Chatsworth Rifles, Cornwall Miners, Denbigh Rifles, 1st Durham, Glamorgan Light Infantry, Lancashire Artillery, 6th Lancashire, 1st Middlesex, Shropshire, 3d Staffordshire, Queen’s Own Light ...

... Surrey, on the 16th ult. The Cymmer colliery-explosion has widowed wives and orphaned children. officer belonging to a light infantry regiment, now on leave of absence in England, has been ordered to rejoin his regiment immediately, in India, for the purpose ...