... THE ARMY. An Irish provincial Imper states, that the 3d light dra- goons is the regiment intended for the relief of the 1 th light dragoons in India, and mnentions that they are to embark in July. So far from this statement being cor- rect, we believe ...

... the 46th, which only returned from 20 vears' service in the East in 1833; the other corps are the 12th, 23d, 51st, 71st, 77tb, and the 3d light Arn.. geons. The routine of service for a portion of the army is to be heneeforth the Mediterranean, West Indies ...

... at the same time, we express- t ed ourintention of this week being a little more comn- municative as regarded the 51st light infantry. It is, therefore, with much pleasure and some little pride, we C are enabled to announce, that the destinations of ...

... ordered home. 93d Highl'rnders-A Field Officer and two companiev from Newry have arrived at Belfast to relieve tha 51st light infantry, ordered to embark for Bristol. 97th-The head-quartershave receivedarouteto move to Chester Castle, from Lichfield. ...

... barrackt. 86th Light ?? Pijibbe and etarhent hfve arrived at Tralee. Tie depot will embark at Dub- lin for PlYmou th. 89th-The depot, under Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Basden, from Omagh, arrived on Saturday week in Lon- donderry. 90th Light Infantry-The route ...

... Monins, 69tb, moves to the com- mand of the 14th regiment. Lieutenant-General Sir George T. Walker, Bart., of the 2Md light infantry, is to have the appointment of Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital, vacant by the deimise of Sir Alexander Hope. The ...

... ship, bound to Van Diemen's Land. Major Elliott, K.H., Lieutenant Baker, two ser- jeants, and 27 rank and file of the 51st light infantry, arrived in Dublin, on Friday, from Gravesend, and re- embarked on Saturday as a guard over convicts, on board the Neptune ...

... that the draft of the 68th light infantry, intended to join the service companies, has been ordered to proceed to the West Inaies, to iwhich sta- tion head-quarters will also proceed from Gibraltar. The following infantry regiments are likely to change ...

... has en- tered the army as an Ensign in his father's regiment, the 17th, on the Bombay Presidency. Captain H. Smyth, 68th light infantry, -on-in-law of the Lord Iishop of Limerick, has obtained two months leave of absence. Changes this (last) rseek-68th depot ...

... Colonel of the 62d regiment, and lbro- e ther to Colonel Wetherall, late Commandant of the Spa- nish legion. The 85th light infantry, under Lieutenant-Colonel Maungell, had arrived at St Jolin's, New Brunssick, from Halifax, the 43d having moved on to ...

... first night, and at Co. a teenl du Lee took the steamer Neptune, for Cornw/all. 3 The head-quarters of the regiment, and the light cam4- panv, under Captain M~arkham, remained in the town,. 33d-The draft for this. regimnent arrived safe, after a pasarrre ...

... the perfectiion which they w~itnesu~ed here. ?? What sunger~sI(fortifiedstou'k- tT ades or bulwarks) said they, whlen the infantry formed v their impregnable squares, sod ?? prepared to receive t cavanlry. $ Onie would say that each suneger was a solid ...