... December at Calcutta. Colonel Sir H. P. Lawrence reached Bombay on the 9th Dec. The death of Ensign Mackenzie, 51st Bengal Native Infantry, is announced in the Indian papers. Major General Sir Guy Campbell has received an extension of leave, and the command ...

... Cawnpore 2nd European Light Infantry Sulnithoo 4th Native Infantfy •.. Delhi 12th Native Infantry (Wing'. •• • • • •• Allyghur Frontier 13th Native Infantry 15th Native Infantry • .. .. • • Moradabad . Frontier 20th Native ...

... 14th Nattvelnfantry, I serjeant and havildar and 1 rank atd file wounded. ne 43d Native Infantry, I rank and file killed and 4 rank and file wounded. 3n INFANTRY DIVISION. ng Divisional Staff, I horse killed, and 2 officers wounded. n Her Majesty's 39th ...

... 14th Dragoons ; Lieuteo Cox, Bth Native Infantry ; and Lieutenant E. H. Sprott European Light Infantry. Wounded—Major G. Farquh ar i Bth Native Infantry, dangerously; Major J. K. M'Cau s 70th Native Infantry, severe) , ; Cat:ta!n and Brevet ...

... Bombay Native Infantry; slightly: Ensign Napier, 3rd Bombay Native Infantry, slightly; Lieuts. Brooke, Rifles, and Straubcnzee, Foot; Lieut. Tyrwhitt, olst Native Infantry; Lieut. Armstrong, and Ensigns Gillon and Macdougal, 72nd Native Infantry. H.M. 10th ...

... ? 2nd European Light Infantry Subatboo ?? 4th Native Infantry Delhi 12tb Native Infantry (wing) Allyghnr .. ..Frontier. 13th Native Infantry Cawnpore. .. . Lahore. ' 15th Native 1 nfantry Moradabad . . Frontier. 20th Native ...

... purchase, vice Sir E. Poore, appointed to the Scots Fusilier Guards. 25th Foot.—Lieut. A. Leslie, from half-pay Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, promoted; Fnsign F. G. Elkinglon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leslie, who ...

... men, and 32 guns; Sir H. Smith commanding the whole. Our brigade under Col. Wilson, consisting of her Majesty's 51st, the 30th Native Infantry, and her Majesty's 16th Lancers, were posted on theextreme left, with a battery of eight guns. We came in sight ...

... consisted of I sergeant and rank file of the h ; with 't rank and file belonging to the Kin.es own light infantry, under the command of Captain Harrington, of the 51st, with Ensign Statifield, of the same reeiment; one woman of the jlet, and 3 women of the 991 ...

... and 70 men; Foot, 131 men; and Lieut.-Colonel Squire, Ensigns Abbott, Tvler, Pearson, and Freer, and 86 men of the 13th Light Infantry, on board the Floriaua. on the loth July. The 4lst Regiment, under the command of Lieut.-Col. Ilocth, having arrived from ...

... Native Infantry: Capt. Garnock, of her Majesty’s 51st foot, the 2nd brigade; Capt. Loftie, 30th Native Infantry, of the 3rd brigade; Lieut. Pattinson, of her Majesty’s Lancers, of the Ist Brigade of Cavalry : and Capt. Campbell, of the Ist Light Cavalry ...

... of Kilkenny an Waterford, particularly Pilltown. where there is a l )r,:e Face of Royal Artillery, Cavalry, and Infantry-3•d Buffs. 4th Light Dragoons, Bth Hussars, that a large camp is forming there. On Saturday, about noon, nine Companies of the 9th Reg'' ...