... chaplain * and at the opposite angle (both in spare rooms) theatre also open twice a-wcek, where ama- of the 51st, King’s Own Light Infantry, perfonn to crowded audiences of the military—many ]>erformcrB of which corps would not disgrace the London boards ...

... the op;mike angle (both In spare rooms) a Theatre alto is opened twice a week, tkhere Amateurs of the Slat King's Own Light Infantry, perform to crowdtd audiences of the militeq—many performers of which corps would not disgrace the London hoards, and ...

... actively the look out. April THE. ARMY. 13 h Light Dragoons.—Cornet W. M. Julius to lie lieutenant, by purchase, vice, Hackett, who retires; F. Butdelt, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Julius. Kith light Dragoons,—Cornet R. Pattisonto lieutenant, ...

... the only surviving daughter of W. Wright, Ks.j. of Rochester. April 26, at St. Pancras, London, S. N. Fisher, Esq., 51st Light Infantry, to Henrietta, only daughter of Henry Caslon, Esq. DEATHS. April 24, Henry Dewdney, of Trinity College, Cam- bridge ...

... of Charles Wiaalley, Ksq., of island of Pt. Christopher.—tin the 26th inst., Pt. I/ondon, Seth Nuftall Fisher, Ksq., 51st Light Infantry, to Henrietta, only daughter of Henry Caslon, Keq. DIF.D. On Wednes»lay evening, the 23d inst., Broughton, Manchester ...