... occupy the Castle Barracks, Limerick, last vacated by the 48ih depot, now at Templemore. Lieutenant Sonerset, of the 51st Light Infantry, hats been appointed extra Aid-de-Camp to Major-General Sir Charles O'Connell at Sydney, New South Wales. Captain Tidy ...

... The guard for each ship will consist of two officers and ty men. That for the Runnymede will be selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 6th Regiment and Provisional Battalion. ...

... inscription. Capt. Macquarie was very conspicuous io his exertions on the occasion a fire at Limerick on the 11th ull. 3d Light Drags.—Li. Newton has been ordered to remain at Fort W illiam, Bengal, for the purpose of proceeding to the upper provinces ...

... in tbe East Indies, of Asiatic Cholera, on bis march from Trlchlnopoly, Henry James Wiilins, Lieut, in the tegimeut Native Infantry, second son of tbe Rnv. James WUlios, of Great Melton, in Norfolk, aged 80, leaving widow and three children. On tUe 19tb ...

... companies Eur. foot artillery; three ditto sappers ; 3d regt. L. infanty ; 34th ditto ditto ; 39th ditto ditto; H. M. 39th regt. ; 51st regt. N.I. The whole divided into three brigades, and to shove on Kurnaul on the Ist Cot.— Bombay Tines, Sept. 18. DEATII OF ...

... compliment to General, Lord Londonderry, now visitor on the ..ock. Lieut. Sterling, 2d, or Queen’s, Lieut Jones, Kith, party of the 51st, with male convicts, in the ship Waverly, arrived Botany Buy, the of June, from Dublin. General Sir R. Stevenson, K.C.8., East ...

... It was just on the eve of dinner to the officers 90th Light Infantry Depot, at Dover, that the Duke of Wellington was suddenly taken ill, and with such alarming symptoms. . The 13th Light Infantry were suffering much by cholera at Kiernaul, last accounts ...