... 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 ...

... of the army. He was Brigade-Ma- . jor to Sir Hessey Vivian at Waterloo, and lost an arm in the action. The 51st (or King's own) light infantry are shortly le expected in Limerick, to replice the 91st regiment. . 51 Lieutenant-Colonel Saumarez Brock has ...

... from the half pay unattached, to be Paymaster, Vo' > r 'na erg, who retires upen half pay; dated 1st No- bius ?? g(itet of Light Dragoons-Cornet John King to be Lieutenant,' by purchase, vice Thomas, who retires- 1 ?? Howanrd to be Cornet, by purclanse ...

... 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 ...

... 68th light infantrv, and the other regiments at _ Gibraltar, enjoyed good health an the 8th November. The 46th regiment, in Dublin, have sent not reeruit. fr ing parties to Antrim, Lnndonderrv, and Monaghan. h Captain St Qnintin, 85th light infantry, is ...

... embarked from Chatham on the 30th inst. for India, in I y the ship Moseley.I r 51st-The head.quarters embarked on Monday at Deptford for Van Diemen's Land. Light infantry corps t are in future to be stationed there. 65tb-The whole of this regiment is ...

... Isle. She proved to ba her Mlajesty's ship Malabar, 74 guns, Captain Edward Harvey, having on board the 71st Highland Light Infantry-a regi. f ment whose good conduct and marked discipline is still very warmly remembered in the province. As soon as the ...

... almost impenetrable jungle, which nearly t surrounded their position. A despatch is also given from Major Bird, of the 31st light infantry, who was the field officer for the day, of this disastrous e attack, in which he states theloss to be Lieutenant- Colonel ...

... regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Mein, now stationed in Richbsond Barracks, will shortly be relieved by the 47th infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel Elrington, fromv ilulhingar. The latter may be expected in Dublin in a very short time.- 'Dublin M11ail ...

... vears, (lring a great portion of which he was Adjutant Lf the regiment, was scarcely ever ab- sent from the corps. 43d Light Infantry-A company will soon t1 vacant in this distinguished corps, by the retirement of the Ho- nourable W.. S. Clements. Paymaster ...

... treal light infantry' have presented their drill serjeant with a hinelsome silver watcl , on which the following inscription is engraved- Presented to Serleant-Ma. jor R. Imray, H.ih'l. S3d regiment, by the Ist company Montreal light infantry, as a mark ...

... officer was formerly in the 9tth light infantry. 18th Royal Irish-Lieutenant Bunlrnare has bee'n ap- pointed to the recrnitin-g service at Aberdeen, h the room of Lieutenant, Munro, of the 22d. The grenarlier and light cempanies of this regiment leave ...