... Cobban killed; 51st Regt. Native Infantry, Brigadier Yates severely wounded ; her 50th Regiment, Acting Brigadier Anderson wounded; 39th Native Infantry, Brevet Major Earle wounded ; ber 3d Buffs, Captain Macgrath wounded; 39th Native Infantry, Brevet Captain ...

... recruit exceeding the height of five feet ten inches is ble to be enlisted any of her Majesty's heavy Ca- valry, nor into the light Cavalry above five feet nine. Thus it would appear that the recruiting authorities are becoming more fastidious in their selections ...

... teo Royals, stationed at Enniskillen ; Brevet Major Quiitin, and Ensigns Walters and Filder, of the depot of file 85th Light Infantry, quartered at Londonderry. A MILITARY FUNC:RIAL.-We observed tile funeral ofa soldier of the 5th, on Saturday evening ...

... desirable and important end. are happy to be enabled to announce that that object has now been attained, ami tliat the entire infantry of our army will be furnished with springs to secure the bayonet on the firelock. New arms are not to be issued from the ...

... revenge; and beheld in thee the star of my future fortunes. 1 repaired forthwith to Venice, and procuring from skilful artist a light mask, so well wrought that it migbtdefy detection, assumed a new character. As Alzato, rescued you from a feigned attack of ...

... the Kingdom, and not such as a) city like Armagh should have.— Guardian. Chose or toe Barrie or Blucher’s | orders, some light infantry had already forced their way | into the gardens bordering the Elster, and were firing on the confused columns flying along ...

... guards for New South Wales. The depot of the 61st Regiment ill embark at Cove for Cliatharu, there to stationed. Tlie Light Infantry to proceed from Deal to Portsmouth. The 61th Regiment arrived Weedon Tuesday, to replace the 65th, ordered to embark at ...

... guidance with respect to the daily rates of allowance to genera) and other staff officers, and to field and staff officers of infantry regiments, in lieu of forage for the horses required to be kept them for the puldic sen ice, for the half year from April ...

... regiments destined for Africa, and now their way, are stilted to lie the Ath and Kith Uic line, the dbth and 51st, the 4>ld, the I'.'th Light Infantry, the 3d Chasseurs, and the Alh Chasseurs. These regiments were quartered at Perpignan, Marseilles, Toulon ...

... Kilkenny atone Dublin Ist Dragoons, Dundalk 50th, Bengal: Chatham Do. Dublin 51st, Van Die. Land : Chatham j,| T), *’l iifht, Bengal: Maidstone 52d. Quebec: Brecon '4l h Do.. Light. Hounslow >3d. Bengal: Chatham 6th, Birmi. S4th, -ork 7th Hussars, Ipswich ...

... loth Hussars, York 11th ditto, Dublin 12lh Lancers, Coventry .lb Light Dragoons, Cahir 14thditto, Bombay: Maidstone 15lh Hussars, Madras: Maidstone tfilh Lancers, Bengal: Maidstone 51st, Van Diemen s Land .{ Chat ham Quebec: Brecon 5-id, Bengal: Chatham ...

... He will be interred here on Wednesday next. He was son to Colonel Baker, and has a brother. Captain Baker, in the 51st Light Infantry. The Duke of Uutland ha* expressed his intention to kill oIT all liares and rabbits on his preserves. VUter Railway ...