... to a place called Lalybont, and from thence by a canal boat to Burn, and then he walked up to Hugh's, which he reached at light In the morning. He told me that he was going to be married to Hugh's daughter. There was nothing said to him to induce him ...

... exchanges. i lItb Ditto-Hospital-Assistatt Charles Gordon to lie Assist- ant-Surgeon, vice Chermaide, appointed to the 7ib Light -Dragoons. i18th Ditto-Lieutenant Henry Keating, from the 49th V Foot, to be Lientenant, vice Dempster, promoted. t22d Ditto-Msjor ...

... people, and at that moment Colonel M'Gregor in order to save Barnes, whomn the infantry inums- diately surrounded. I did not go nearer to Barnes. Directly afterwards thse infantry were fitrosed in thse same position as pre- vious to a charge. Barnes, I believe ...

... King's Own, L. T.M., by the ik, Exil of Monster. 5, Captain Caultield, 17th Foot, by Colonel Faunce. r- Captain Warden Flood, 51st Light Infantryr, by Sir A. Barnard. e, Captain Stephens, on his appointment as Equerry to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ...

... 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 ...

... it appears, of I testing the salubrity of a newly-selected aasia ?fr&I'un in the neighbouring hills.' The 25th Na-I tive Infantry return shortly to Bombay. Of the I officers in this regiment who bold staff appointments, I Captain Preedy, collector, and ...

... Ite troops were formed iin line, the Royal Marine Artillery on taright, 50th Regiment, Royal Marines, Depots 28th, 51st i4bt Infantry, and d0th Rillea-the 27tb Regiment kept the ersud. About half-past ten o'clock, their Royal Higuesees the KirkestdDucheSSOf ...

... Y, ceive you by mentioning them; I shall content myself in saying, St that there are two regiments of light cavalry, a regiment of light es infantry, and four regiments of the line of three battalions. There c- is also to be a superb squadron of horse ...

... the presnrt century, to reconquer leer distant provinccs is itld before the public, wvill her Agents appear in *tn-Y* otlir light than a. monsters under the huma, form, ?? as tlane b%.Le ELbJd by writers of ?? and extravagant imainawicn. As Mr. BURKE said ...

... province,-ao establish rulesa to be followed in future, whben responsibility is. to be exacted; which appears to throw some light on the intention of the Minority, for it would imp~ly that there are at present no rules existing. This long Report was heard ...

... -TheTrusteesfor Lighting, Watch- e£1. ing, Cleansing, and Paving the Parish of St. Luke, in a the County of Middlesex, do hereby give Notice, that pursuant t to the powers and provisons of an Act for making more effectual s provision for Lighting, Watching ...

... omntl 800., cloth, price Cs., C AMP and BARRACK-ROOM; or, tite Britielt Army as It Is. By a Isle STAFF-SERGEANT of the ?? Light Infantry. Forming the new volume of Chapinosa and I-h all's Series of Original Works of Ficlios, Biography, and General Literature ...