... 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 ...

... desire to remain in the country when the time of service of their respective regiments may expire. The hlnd of the 71st light infantry is to go out with Lord Darhaia in. the Hasting., 74; and it is supposed that Captain Lord' Arthur Lennox add his company ...

... some time. 50th-Twenty-six rank and file arrived at Hobart Town, Van Diewnea'e Land, on the 6th of October, in the Resolve. 51st-Captain Rollet has obtained leave of absence from tbe Ist to the 30th of April-Lieutenant and Adju- tant Carey, do. front do ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...