... arrangements struck us as new: the house is brilliantly lighted between the acts, but that portion of it occupied by the audience is in total darkness while the acting is going on the only light left is that thrown on the stage by the foot lamps. Blen ...

... superintending- the. organisation of out-pen- sioners in Great Britain; Captain Henry Charles Capel Somerset, of the 51st; or King's Own Light Infantry, having been appointed staff officer at Gloucester, and Second Captain Thomas Knatchbull, of the Royal Ar- tillery ...

... loth from Lahore, and 32d from Ferozepore, or in all about 2,000;* the Bth. 49th, 51st, 52d, and 72d Native Infantry, 3,700 Native Infantry—s7,OoO in all; the 11th Light Cavalry, and 7th and 11th Irregular Horse. The artillery portion of the force consisted ...

... fair (since dead), 52d Native Infantry; Lieutenant Hills Bombay Engineers; Captain Bailey; Bombay Artillery [(arm lost); Lieutenant Baugh,9th Bombay Native In- fantry; Lieutenant N. W. Dyett, 3rd Bombay N Ltive Infantry, slightly; Surgeon J. P. Slalcolmson ...

... Native Infantry, severely; Captain A. Boyd, 2d European Light Infantry, slightly; Brevet Captain C. S. Edwards, 7dth Native Infantry, slightly; Lieutenants— H. J, Stannus, sth Light Cavalry, severely; G. Jeffrey, Foot, slightly; T. C. ...

... permission to light a cigar. The superintendent declared -it was against the regulations. The countess would not be refused, and having politely expressed her regret that the superintendent would not join her in a social whiff, lighted a cigar and smoked ...