... connected with that depot, particularly their light drill. WAB-OrFICE, JULY 27. Her Majesty has been graciously pleased ,o approve of the fo - lowing Regiments—viz., 4th (or the Queen s own ' )6t (or the Queen’s) Light Dragoons, 2d (or the Queen’s Royal) Regiment ...

... the anniversary the battle of Nivelle, in which the 2d, 3d, 3th, 6th, ilth.23d, 24th, 27th, 28th, 51st, 3>d, 34th 36th, 39th,40th, 42d, 43d. 43th,48tb, 51st, 52d. 53d, 37th, 38th, 60th, 61at, 66th, 68th, 74tb. 79th, 82d, 83d, 87tb, 88lh, and 91st regiments ...

... the lady of the Hcv. John F. Gordon, of daughter. At Stooehouse, Devoaport, the lady of Captain Errington, of the 51st Light Infantry, son. In Eaton-square, the lady of Lieutenant •Colonel M Alpine, of a daughter. At Coleraine, the lady of the Rev. John ...

... Stonehouse, Devon, lady of Captain Bulkeley, late 2d Life Guards, of son At Devonport, the lady of Captain Erring ton, 51st Light Infantry, of ton. . _ . . At Shirley House, Hants, the lady of Major-General Sleigh, of a son. MARRIAGES. At the Royal B tracks ...

... thirty of whom were taken from the nine from the 80th, and one from the 51st regiments. It was commanded by Captain Lewes of th« 80th, Ensign Stevenson, of the 51st Light Infantry, being under his orders. person who travelled last week through the greater ...

... limit.- colonelcy. The cholera continued its ravages amongst the 4th or King’s Own Regiment, in India. Of the officers of the 51st. nearly the whole of which were decorated with the Waterloo medal of 1815, the only aurvivors now> arc. Colonel Elliott, .Major ...

... the barrack engine with great ethcacy. 1 lUth received a public vote of thanks tor their conduct. Four lieutenant, the 4th Light Dragoon, have suffered a junior officer to purchase over their heads The vouug Earl of Munster, son of the late . lajor G -nera/the ...