... ult. Crew and materials saved. The trustees of the corn-market, Cork, mean enlarge its area considerably. THE ARMY. ; Light Infantry, inwler Colonel Wnrburton, landed «t DtoUin-w Saturday; and at eight o’clock on Saturday morning left George barracks ...

... 28th regiment embarked for Liverpool, on route to Manchester. The right wing and five companies of the Bjtb, or King’s Light Infantry, will march into the new barracks of this garrison on Monday next, the lith iud Limerick Paper. The depot companies of ...

... FROM THE LIMERICK CHRONICLE The Rotli Light Infantry, under Colonel Warbuiton landed at Dublin Saturday; and at eight o'clock Sunday morning left CeorgeV sireet Barrncks for this Garrison. This line corps arrived in the William the 4th steam-packet, which ...

... /inly .that the. recruiting .Th» U Roinn«y, With companies of the 51st and regiments on sailed liom Portland Kouils Wednesday, for t’orb. The left wing of the both, King’s I.iglil Infantry under the command of Major Jackson, embarked on Thursday at the ...

... Aide-de-Camp, Major Frederick Brownlow, half-pay unattached. Aides-de-Camp—Captain S. H. Paget, 52d Light Infantry; Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. Grey, 51st ditto; Lieutenant the Hon. W. F. Cow|ier, Royal Horae Guards; Lieutenant R. G. Williams, 21st Fusileers ...

... Aide-de- Camp, Major Frederick Broxi nlow, half-pay unattached.- Aides-de-Camp Captain B. S. Paget, 52d Light In- fantry; Lieut. the Hoti. ?? C. Grey, 51st ditto; Lieut. the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards; Lieut- R. G. Williams. 21st Fusilksers._Extra ...

... Aid-de-Camp, Major Frederick Brownlow, half-pay unattached.— Aides-de-Camp—Captain S. G. Paget, 52d Light Infantry ; Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. Grey, 51st ditto ; Lieutenant the Honorable W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards; Lieutenant R. G. Williams 21st Fusileers ...

... in military tactics to placcthe light infantry in the front of the battle. It is in accordance with this principle that I have been called mion to come forward, and place myself in the ca|iaeity of the light infantry ; and 1 know I will followed hv men ...

... generalship in military tactics to place the light infantry the front of the battle. It is accordance with this principle that 1 have been called upon to come forward, and place myself the capacity of the light infantry ; and I know 1 will he followed by men ...

... Officers of which have presented him with »ery handsome Ring as testimony of their esteem. The depot Companies of the 51st Light Infantry landed at yesterday from the Romney, and marched for Rultevant this day. This divide first division the Service Cora ...

... agaiiut the appointment of Colonel M'Motion, Private Secretary to hit Rojal Highness the frrece Re* genf* Colonel Wtrhorton, Light Infantry, has the temporary command of Limerick garrison, the absence of Major general Sir I, Douglas, in Dublin. Lieutenant Buckner ...

... of Cap. tains M'Queen and Wood, arrived from Cork, the band playing Garry owen.”— Limerick Chronicle. The depots of 51st or King's Light Infa-.try, and 70th. are now quartered at Butlerant barracks, and ah hough reports have been circulated an intended ...