... ;eflue TAay evening. | ve .Lh l'llt-ers, and Lieutenant and Adju. | !i girneit, hive obtained leave of abseiice | e the 51st Light Infantry, consisting of X d t elynine rauik and file, arrived here yes- |Ot ?? from Carlisle, per steam-packet, | ethe 3,t-h ...

... , London, the Lady TirY Hood, of a son. MARRIAGES. At Donnybrook church, .1. 1. Sinclair, Esq., M.D Surgeon of the 51st Light Infantry, to Harriet Bunbury, eldest daughter ef Tlhonas Go Young, Esq., of Hayfleld, Serpentine-avenue. On the 23d of March ...

... the Rev. James Graham, of Derry f Cathedral, or a daughter. . At Port Arthur, the lady of MaJor Malawaring, of the 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter. I MARRIAGES. f On the 17th instant, In St. Thomas's church, Arthur A. Fletcher, Esq.. of Walsall, S ...

... of Good Hope for England, the 16th of July, was counter- manded, in consequence of disturbances on the frontier. The 51st Light Infantry are collecting for India duty at I Hobart Town. The head-quarters of the 38th regiment, and three hundred men, have ...

... highest tersns, as an officer and a gentleman. Ile was son to Coslonel Baker, and has a brothei-i Captain Baler, in the 51st Light Infantry. EXTFNs3VF. FORnLvY AT HsULL.-Tlso second edition of the-1uII elockcet of' Friday contains a report of the e x- amisnation ...

... India; and the 21st Fusileers go from Vandieman's Land to Madras. The head-quarters of the 51st Light Infantry embarked on Monday for Vandieman's Land. Light Infantry regi- ments are in future to be stationed there. The 7th and 17th ...

... town by a great number of the irihahtitants.- 'w'o companies of the 51st (light infantry) arrived in town 'esterday forenoor, from Dublin, to replace the 46th.- A party of the 14th Light Dragoons arrived yesterday morn- ng from Dundalk, to embark for Glasgow ...

... Mr. Hincks, chaplain to the garrison of Belfast, itb was presented with a splendid snuff-box, by the officers of the 51st Light Infantry, on leaving for foreign service. ...

... and 93d go to Gibraltar; 12th to the Mau- ritius, to relieve the 29tb, ordered home; 51st Light Infantry to New South Wales; 77th regiment to Malta; 68th Light Infantry, from Gibraltar to Jamaica, to relieve the 84th regi. ment, ordered home ...

... occupy the Castle Barracks, Limerick, last vacated by the 48ih depot, now at Templemore. Lieutenant Sonerset, of the 51st Light Infantry, hats been appointed extra Aid-de-Camp to Major-General Sir Charles O'Connell at Sydney, New South Wales. Captain Tidy ...

... and it is Doctor Barry, of the 89th, who is dead, and not Basden, as mentioned by the same paper. A detachment of the 51st Light Infantry, consisting of two officers and 29 men, embarked at Gravesend on board the City of Limerick steam-vessel for Dublin ...

... these facts to the Home Office, and Mr. Moseley was immediately set at liberty. THE ARMY. The first division of the 51st Light Infantry marched from Belfast on Wednesday for Newry, to embark at War- renpoint for Bristol, and from thence they are to proceed ...