... 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 ...

... Punsavs.—Mr R. Montgo- mery, Mr D. F. Macleod, Captain D. Ross, 51st N.L, Mr E. Thornton, Mr M. P. Edgeworth. To se Deputy-ComMISSIONERS IN THE PunsauB.—M: A. H. Cooks—M: G. St P. Lawrence, 1iih light Captain J. Abbott, artillery—Captain W. C. Birch, 5th N.I ...

... ederick Coventry, 6th Bengal light ca: Chester, 23d Ben- St ames Mackenzie light ca- Gr Griffin, 51st Lawrence, 11th Bengal light cavalry Bengal native infantry—Robert William Honrer, Bombay nati Williams, 8th ve ...

... received decorations, he was in the performance of his du- ties on the staff. Sir Benjamin D’Urban was Colonel of the 51st King’s own light infantry, had been Colonel of the staff corps, and administered, consecutively, the Governments “ Honour to his remains ...

... Bart. K.C.B. has been selected to succeed the late Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, G.C.B. as colonel of the 51st light infantry. This gal- lant officer highly distinguished himself upon several occasions in the Peninsular war, and was twice wounded ...

... 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 ...