... companies of artillery were to follow. A like force of artillery and native infantry as that ordered from Calcutta were to be provided from Madras, being in all two European (18th and 51st) and four native (38th and 67th Bengal and 9th and 35th Madras) corps ...

... , during the g , i Crimean war. Amongst the services which have a shed so much lustre upon the 10th Regiment of I Native Infantry, in the last eighteen months, the i a name of Lieutenant Roome is perhaps conspicuous t - for the foremost, and Government ...

... Montgomery. Mr. D. F. Macleod. Captain D. loss, 51st N. 1. ! Mr. E. Thornton. Mfr. M. P. Edgewortb. f To BE DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS IN TIHE PUNJAUB. f Mr. A. 11. Cocks. I Major G. St. P. Lawrence, 11th Light Cavalry. Capitain J. Abbott, Artillery. Captain ...

... Native Infantry, from Kyonk-Phyoo, on board; the head-quarters of the 6th battalion of artillery had reached the day before. The whole of the first division consisting of the 18th Royal Irish, Her Majesty's 80th, the 35th Madras Native Infantry, and a ...

... au a meetinr of representatives of the men appointed to arbitrate with delegates of the colliery. Two battalions of the 51st Infantry have arrived there, with 500 gendarmoes. The Departmental and National Federation of Miners in the Department of the Loire ...

... thousand of his horse are about embarking at Kurrachee at the present moment, and the 23rd Regiment Native Light Infantry from Porebunder. The 14th Light Dra- goons remain for the present at Kirkee, and although the reason of this is not distinctly stated ...

... permission to light a cigar. The superintendent declared -it was against the regulations. The countess would not be refused, and having politely expressed her regret that the superintendent would not join her in a social whiff, lighted a cigar and smoked ...

... further orders. ' ht force consisted of the 7th regiment of Light Cavalry, Srd Lo- cal Horse, Ist company 2d battitlion of Artillery, Brd, 32nd, 55th, 51st, and 61st regimeit Nlttive Infantry, under command of Genieral Stevenson. The Vakeels of titl Maharajah ...

... Native Infantry, and a proportionate oil ret amount of Artillery and Sappors, had left Rangoon ba: for Promne. General Godwin himself followed theCA division onl the 25th of September. The second division of the army, cousistiug of her Majesty's 51st Foot ...

... made by Major Bell with a troop of cavalry this morning. Itresulted in conetct, andl a hattle, wherein four battalions of infantry and four pseces of artillery became engaged. The enemy were driven from strong entrenohbasents at Guecqua. with con- side-cble ...

... DismraTS.-Li ?? and Colonel Francis Georgs Cocksedge Probart fromx half-pay to be ?? to command the- 51st jiegirnental District (the King's Own Light Infantry, Sonth Yorkshire Regiment}, to which the 65tl RKeginental District (tho York and Lancaster Regiment) ...

... 2-il Euroean Infantry: Capt. G. IC. Bell, Invaild ! l-tahldishment ; Capt. E. C. Fanning, 27th N.I. Mml81r It. . 'Partridge, ?? INI.; Capt. Balliugall, N-I. >ladlra.-Assiotant-Sureon ?? Mackenzie Adams Su.-:)ii 1' Iiard C. Cohlins, 5th Light Cavalry; Lieut ...