... 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 ...

... nada; Coventry. 8th do.-Dublin. 9th Lancers-Leeds. l0th HussarsvHounslow. I Ith. Light Dragoons-Bengal and Canterbury. 12th Lancers-Kensington; a to Brighton. 13th Light Dragoons-Madras; Maidstone. 14th do.-Birmingliam. 15th HIssars-Glargow. 16th Lnn ...

... thle estA- blishment of a military f'und.Teplnf r amto has no claim td originality. The late Major D avid Ro- berto, 51st liglit infantry iajd d.bv qeyetrabl oe account- ants ad with the concurrence fhe Cmadri Chieifs the Duike of Kent, ad ay eeanfct n ...

... of the Kinrg's Draegon Goards, no the retirement of Sir George Teesdale, Colanel Catheart paying. the difference hbtween infantry and cavalry. The gallant oflicer, although last commamrlding the 8th regi- ment of foot, commmenewl his military career in ...

... Windsor Street,. Mrs MARY BLACK MAcNEILr, wife of Robert Jolly, surgeou. At Falconitall, Mlorningside, near Edinburgh, on the 51st May, Er.mzA, the ?? of Alexander Falconar, Esq. At Dalkeith, on the Sd inst. Mr TesozrAs HEIrSLoP, at m9nufacturer. At Daltousie ...