... be lieut. vice AlacGrcgorI returns to retired list. To be en- signs: Ensign II. A. C. Pilkington, from. half-pay lork Light Infantry, vice Iteinnick; Ensign J. Hanna, from the 2d West India regt. vice Graham, appointed to the g9th foot. 2d Royal Veteran ...

... command of G6.-Bistrom. On the 27th Lieut;-Gen. Suchozonet, with-the 1st brigaae of the light cavalry of the Guards, the 2d brigade of the 19th division of infantry, and two batteries, was detached to the left side of the Strait of Varna, to threaten the ...

... mzail. it ap- pears -that General Wilson, having on -the 16th beenjoirned by tl~e 54th sL ght Infantry, a body of horse~and foot Artillery, -sone Dragoons and Light Oav,2a1, and tw-compauies of Her Majesty's 39th 'Regiment, dete suined, -if tpossible, to ...

... arrangements struck us as new: the house is brilliantly lighted between the acts, but that portion of it occupied by the audience is in total darkness while the acting is going on the only light left is that thrown on the stage by the foot lamps. Blen ...

... fair (since dead), 52d Native Infantry; Lieutenant Hills Bombay Engineers; Captain Bailey; Bombay Artillery [(arm lost); Lieutenant Baugh,9th Bombay Native In- fantry; Lieutenant N. W. Dyett, 3rd Bombay N Ltive Infantry, slightly; Surgeon J. P. Slalcolmson ...

... Greenwood- to lie cornet and sub-lieut. : Ensign Sir W. Scott, Bart. from the 51st foot, vice Mlilligan. vd regt. of Dragoon Guards: Cornet E. *J. S. .hepburn, from half pay Igth Light Dragoons, to be coruer+ vice Crauford, appointed to the 2d Dragoons. 6th ...

... Maurogeni, of Baron Von Ottenfels.- letters from Scutari, of the 14th August, say that four segi. anente of secular Turkish infantry had arrived there; that a report was immediately spread that the Porte, in violation of the privileges lately promised to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of age, person- ally attractive, and what is called accomplished. FATAL DUBLIN FRANCE.-Some of the officers of Dragoon pnd Infantry Regiments, quartered at Cambray, lately corn- snitted a most atrocious act of cruelty on a young woman, daughter of one of ...

... the 6ti, and go out of mourning on the 10th ?? the Court of King's Benchi on the 51st ult, John Mc'lntyre, late a quarter-miaster serjeant in the With regiment of infantry, obtained a verdict of 2001 damages,-against Gen. Lavard, commoancant at 411alta ...

... is not precisely known; hit it appears that the pri- ofers. in New6gate were the. f'rst t' ica ry it 'iito effect, as they lighted their candles on ounday se'nnifrht, the day after the news of the wivthclras.in.c of the bill arrived. Whtispers of the in- ...