... Fusiliers, 45; Total, 112. Natives.—Artillery, 9; Sappers and Miners, 18; 3d Native Infantry, 9; 4th Native Infantry (Rifles), 23; 9th Native Infantry, 1; 19th Native Infantry, 8; Total, 68; Grand Total, 180. The latest intelligence from Lord Gough's army ...

... afternoon last: it is but lately formed, but the! are improving daily under the tuition of their master. 51st (2nd WEST RIDING) THE KING'S LIGHT INFANTRY. —Head-quarters, Madras. — l ', - regiment was inspected in June last at Madras general Aitcheson, commanding ...

... 14th Dragoons; Lieut. R. Cox, Bth Native Infantry; and Lieut. E. H. Sprot, 2nd European Light Infantry Wounded—Major G. Farquharson, Bth Native Infantry , ' dangerously; Major J. K. M'Causland, 70th Native Infantry, severely; Captain and ...

... Lieutenant G. W. Walker succeeds to the Ist Lieutenancy. 2nd EUROPEAN INFANTRY.—Captain Merritt is at Bangalore on sick leave.—Ensign Menzies has been removed to 26th N. I. Ist NATIVE INFANTRY.—Lieut. and Adjutant J. H. Wright has an extension of his sick leave ...

... Sappers, and Ist company Pioneers 200; Majesty's 14th Light Dragoons 450; 6th 500; 14th Irregular Cavalry 500; Mdcsty's J Foot 900; 2d European Light Infantry 800; 4 ,01 34th, 58th, and 61st Native Infantry 4 , 250; 8,340. At Govindghur. -4th company Bth ...

... of her Majesty's 32nd and 53rd Foot, the 13th, 20th, 51st, 53rd, and 72nd Regiments of Native Infantry, with however but one troop of Horse Artillery, and three regiments of cavalry, the 11th Light, the 12th (Holmes') Irregulars, and the 13th (Quin's) ...

... 25th Regt. the 28th and 51st Regts. paraded o n th e road leading from St. Mary's burial a f anned 00 o ver the b r id ge towards the Scotch church, and orde r , s treet twelve p aces i n b readth, i n t h e usua l left of the 51st Regt. resting at the burial ...

... ALBERT'S LIGHT INFANTRY. Head-quarters, Belfast. Two cases of cholera, both ending fatally, have occurred in this regiment during the past week. It was erroneously stated in our last week's journal, that the late Quartermaster Sheridan of the 13th Light Infantry ...

... brigades, with Warner's troop of horse artillery. The rear was guarded by the sth and 6th Light Cavalry, the Bombay light field battery, and the 45th and 69th Native Infantry. The arrangement was completed, and the troops in position by day-break,— the British ...

... of Native Infantry, 72nd Regiment of Native Infantry. Brigade Staff.-2nd Brigade—Brigadier F. Markman; Captain A. L. Balfour, major of brigade. Corps.—Her Majesty's 32nd Foot, 49th Regiment of Native Infantry, 51st Regiment of Native ...

... _ - 2nd Infantry Recruiting Depot at - Cawnpore.—Capt. E. T. Erskine, 63rd N. 1., to be commandant; Lieut. W. B. Irwin, 10th N. 1., to be adjutant; the dep6t to recruit for the 30th, 31st, 36th, 46th, 49th, and 51st regiments. _ _ 3rd Infantry Recruiting ...

... DESPATCH. Pot, Tralee.—Three officers are under orders to embark at Cork to the service companies at Barbadoes. 68th (DURHAM) LIGHT INFANTRY.—Head-quarters, , G4l ll.—A detachment marched from Spiddall, Jan. - 6 , for Cashleigh Tower, there to remain till further ...