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... ion to hold her in custody for the fraud, and bring the case before the magistrates. The name of the Amazon is Mary White. 51st—Col, Campbell is at present at Stanmorc, near Lanark, Scotland. The detachment stationed at Bagen. alstown for some weeks back ...
... New South Wales, dated la-t June, state that several privates of the 4th rtg. had absconded to the Bush Kangets, and the Light Infantry of the 17th reg. were in pursuit of them and some convicts who fled in their company, olh Depot— The following officers ...
... half troop for Ballyshannon 21st and 22d insts. The half troop from Castlcblany aud Newry returned to Dundalk 22d Inst. I4th Light Drags.—The squadrons from Castlebar marched for Longford on the 25th, to arrive 28th; and the detachment from Athlone for Birr ...
... ground first, no arrangement having been made for an equal distribution of this first necessary for soldier, many of the Infantry tasted not a drop the whole day ; nor hod they any utensils for cooking. The cavalry horses, however, quenched their thirst ...
... Major-Gen, Macdonnell, C.B. Jl/enifters—Lieut.-Ccl. Story, 3rd Drag. ; Lieut.-Col, Wetherall, 2nd But. Royals; Campbell, 51st Light Inf.; Lieul-Col. Anderson, 91st regt.; Major Blachley. Royal Artil.; Major Sadlier, 47th regt.; Major lie* vellyan, Ist ...
... v. B from Falmouth on the 4th inst. VifeS, Lt-Com. Bobim M “w «-»»o ■ Cornet, by purch. v. Wodchouse. March 6,183 S. l/th Light Tuesday, was attended Lieut.. Gen. Sir T. Montresor, Maj- espoik, Lt.-Com. Riley Drag.— W. Barrow, Gentleman, to be Cornet ...
... v. Preston, who ret.; A. . Williams, pent., to be Cornet by p., v. Tomlinc, July 24. Ist Foot Guards—Ens. H. Hopwood, from 51st, to be Ens. and Lieut, p., v. Bail of Sandwich, who ret., July 24. 2nd— Ens. C. L. Bennett to be Lieut, p.. v. Jesse, app. ...
... West of England. It is supposed that another division will leave Portsmouth next week. On the 24th ult. the 7th, or Irish Light Infantry reg., embarked on board the Earl of Roden and Henry Bell steamers, and next day sailed from Kingstown, for Santander. ...