... Port Philip, are attached to the head-quarters of the 51st. They will return to their station by the first oppor- tunity that offers. Since the departure of the bead-quarters of the 11th, the 51st have received orders for regular morning at- tendatnce ...

... 8th iment Native Infantry—Killed, Lieutenant R. Cox, Wounded, Major G. Farquharson, dangerously—Knsign G. H. Grffiths, severely. 51st Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Lieutenant T. C. Darnell, severely. 42d Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Captain J ...

... - deo 3d Light do.-Bengal; Ilaidston. 46th do.-Canada; Armagh t 4th Light ?? 47th ?? f 6th D-agoons-Birmingham 48th da.-Jamaica: Kilkenny 7th Huessars-Ipswich 49th ?? i r Sth ?? 50th do-Bengal; Chatham 9th Lancers-Bengal; SlIaidston. 51st ?? Diemen's ...

... living in the Rue ?? a young oertive wrho can only see by the light of the sun. After sunset he can distingtuish no objet even if i; be lighted by the most powerfully concentrated arti- ?? light. This infirmity, known by thie name of if ctlpe, appears to ...

... will be furnished, gratis, with Two Packages of at Rotbwell'a Composition, wwhich will light twelve 31 fires. ROTIIWELL'S COMPOSITION FOR IN- L P1, STANTLY LIGHTING FIRES in be Grates, Fire-pans, Common Stoves, &c. combining, 9( in a remarkable degree ...

... do-lontreal; Carlisle Maidston 44th ?? 1st Dragoons-Dublin 4ith ?? of Good Hope; 2d ?? Isle of l ight 4 Light ?? Reidston R-s. Blit.-Gibraltar 4th Light ?? 46th do.-Casada; Dublin 5th Drageos-Brightoa 4, th ?? 7th _Itsssrs-Birmiegham 5sth do.-JSssaltr; Hall ...

... the sick list, and of following and using threatening language to two of his brother officers, has been sea- tenced to the light punishment of losing a few steps in his regi- ment, and to receive a severe public reprimand. Captain Otter, of the 61st, is ...

... 7tlh depot, at Caslay, lelt this yester- day morning, to join the 86th, at Cork, on Fridayg. On Monday, 40 of tile 85th light infantry, in this garrison, vellnteered for the 91st regiment, intended freom the Cape of Good Hlope to Indi 1. Saturday eiglat ...

... horse artillery, two light field batteries, one European dra- goon regiment, two light cavalry regiments, one irregular ca- valry regiment, two regiments of European infantry, five re- giments and two companics of native infantry, and one com- pany of ...

... twvo light field batteries, under 'Lieuressant-Colonel Broo~k-c, of the horse artillery (bri- gadier in comm~and of thearily force), and cavalry divi- sion, cotssistimt,,of 1her Ma-,jestrxs 3d light dragoons, the body gnarld. 4th and 5tih light cavalry ...

... W. Swinton, of the Bengal infantry, June 18, 1831. Lieutenart-Colonel Andrew Campbell of the Bombay artillery, June 18, 1831. July 7, 1849. Mr H. E. Whish is admitted to the service from the 2d inst. as a cadet of infantry on this establishment, and ...

... to Serjeant-Major John Wing, late of the 17th, but at present Serjeant-Major of the Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners (light infantry) militia, at Truro, for his meritorious conduct while in her Majesty's service. Serjeant- Major Wing served upwards of ...