... Saouth Walesa and Alan Dienmear's Latid, Irad The elopetI With) her gallarre flather's aidele.tecamp, Tlerrt. Somierset, 51st Light Infantry. The Itibband oif tire Order of St. 'Patricle, vaa tob l death of the Lard O'Neil, is to be coat- The ferred on th a~rl ...

... this garrison en route for Gravesend, there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford, consisting of 15 men of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, 37 men of the 34tb, and 3 men of the 94th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join their re- spective ...

... Campore ?? k ing 2nul Eurropeon Light LWantry ?? Subathoo trtn 4th Native Infantry ?? Delhi .. cem- 12th Native Infantry (wing) ?? Allyghir ?? Fronticr In. 13th 'Native Infantry.CawnPore ?? LabelreL briut 12th Native Infantry ?? Moradabad ?? ...

... 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 ...

... company 1st battalion ar Foot Artillery; Lieut. A. Lloyd, 14ih Dragcons ; Lt. of R. Cox, 8th Native Infantry: and Lieut Sprott, 2nd a1 European light Infantry. Wounded-MaIjDr G. Far. T quharson. 8dh Native Insantry. dangerously; Major J. hb K. Mct~ausland ...

... cannonade opened from I the tow n upon the inner citadel; when Capt. Young, in command of three companies of Her Majesty's 10tl Infantry, and at the suggestion, it is said of Lieutenant M1iaunsell, of the En- gineer', seeing a favourable moment, dashed at the ...