... bee, scription. DIOS THE ARMY.-It is said that the Light Infantry of p Regiments are certainly to be numbered by them- the selves, previous to any furthur. reduction of corps, well viz. the 43d, 51st, 52d, G8th, 71st, 85th, and 90th; The and it is proposed ...

... corne.oul of a meal tub. at X It is said that the light infantry regiments are ta e certainly to be numbered by themselves,9 tovi. ad ous to any fiuriber reduction of corips' viz. the in id 43d, 51st, 52d, 68th, 71st,'85th, and 90th; ol and it is proposed ...

... Lord Erskine's younges t En, on his passage.to Ceylon. Ile served throughout the campaigns in n as a Captain of Light Infantry in the 51st Itegiment, and behaved with great galfantry in the battle of the Pyrenees, where being shot ihi the thigh he was ...

... 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 ...

... e msiles south of Ongein. # A Chief in rebellion against IRolkar's goveicment. §§ I troop native cavalry; 2 companies light infantry; 1O0O Mysore horse. ff The Officer of the Rajahi cf Iot-ar's Govern'trent, comn- mn.utding a force against whicih Lie ...

... his Inpirial- Highness'Fsattival' a great di number of perso9 assembled on Mount Wise, and a gyard.of hlnoqr from the 51st light infantry, with the 'a band, was dri'vn up ta receive him. AT was two o'clock, r-.' however, before the citadel giluis ancloutieed ...

... Nor- io t. !humberland, and the 'batteries. His' Royal Hgh- c .ness was received' by a guatrd of honour frotm the ii .51st light infantry, by Commissioners thi. Hon. I Courtenay Boyle, Frazer, ?? ; Cap-, 2 - tains Sir G. Seymour, K. B. Warren, Brown, n ...

... tIle bd~f pee of tlse 75d loot; .Xeticale!r 7sPLCnd, of she 5)th Foot; David Ilattray, o0 'lte llatlf pa,' of she Yot k L~ight Infantry V'o- lustta-nit Charle. Tudor, Ott tile hs alf~y of thle Royal Waggon Tyain ; Jarrt550 1LCrskitnC, of the '1'th loot ; ...

... licut.rolonels to be colonels, ?? with tlenry Lofmis, Coldstrearm giiards, and ending with Alex-ander lliackenzic, York Light Infantry Volunteers, 84 m-ajors to be fieut.-eoloules, comniencing %with Edw. Shearinman, 26th ibot, nd ending with John v, () ...

... 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- ...

... as -having taken part with the rebels, was in 161l a Colonel in the service oflBonaparte, comalfnd' ing the 51st regiment of Freach light infantry, and an officer of the Legion-of Honour. In thi following year he was promoted to tile rank 041 'General of ...

... as having taken part with the Rebels, was in 1812 a Colmnel in- the service of Bonapartej crnan nording the 51st Regt. of French |Light Infantry, aistt an Officer of the Legion of Honour. In the fullowiag year he was promoted to the rant 'of Genera of' ...