... with and kept under arms •at the Royal Barmcks, Dublin, Sunday night, ofa riot, causeti incendiary placards, calling a torch-light meeting. * A troop of tVie 12« h Lancers patrolled the streets with Pojice. InrmidftbJe against King T/’opolc has been delected ...

... Regiment o; Light Infantry. — Captain Allardyce re- turned from furlough to Europe; Lieal.-Coloncl Henry reed, from 26th Native Infantry. 26th Regiment of Native Infantry.— Brevet Colon. 1 Gibson reed, from 23d Light ...

... and 26 rank and file of the 99th Regiment, and G 3 rank and file of the 51st Light Infantry. The guard was commanded by Major Jackson, of the 99th, Ensign Ffaringtou, of the 51st, being under his orders. A similar detachment, from tho 99th, is expected ...

... corporals, and rank and file oi the Ollth Regiment, and rank and tile of the 51st Light Infantry. The guard was commanded by Major Jackson, of the 90th, Ensign Ffarington, of the 51st, being under his orders. similar detachment, from the 99th, expected to ...

... the Tower of London. have received in a general order the thanks of Lord Hill for their exertions. There are but five Light Infantry officers of the 93d holding Staff appointments. There is a vacancy at the board of General Officers. for army clothing ...

... colonial surgeon; Lieutenants Donop and Elleman, her Majesty's ship Favorite; Mr. D. Sinclair, and Lieutenant Bagot, 51st light infantry. The meeting was numerously attended by chiefs and their followers from all the tribes between Manukau and Kawia, amounting ...

... the command of Captain Armstrong ;it consisted of 29 rank and file. The guard is accompanied by a detachment of the 51st Light Infantry, consisting of rank and file, under the command of an efficient sergeant; they proceed to Deptford, there to embark ...

... e 6«th ; 7th do—llallinc dli? 01stdo : Lund; Chat Ist Dragoons—Leeds haul | —Hrigliton : Dem^rai; do. Light—Hengul; Maidstone do : ; 4tii do, Light—Uoiwbuy , 64tli ; Wee-Inn nth do—Rirmiiishntn China ; j Hussurs—Canada; York (*unaou ; j Hlh do—Mitnehesti-r ...

... ositffice of Conimander of iar ged by Major-General L'Estrange, who 1.-m•red in Dublin from Cork. head.quarters of the 90th Light Infantry )1-namler command of Captain Eld, left Tralee gad halted on Sunday at Abbeyfeale. The 'gaph entirely composed of Englishmen ...

... 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 ...

... and privates. Captain Ainsworth. Captain Austin also a Waterloo officer, but tlien served in the parent of the British Light Infantry, the noble h2d, the regiment of Moore, Col home, and Napier, in which was of nearly the aamc standing with Colonel Gawler ...

... Major Maiowaring, and Captain Ainsworth. Captain Austin is also Wateiloo officer, but then served the parent the British Light Infantry, the noble 52d, the regiment of Moore, Colborne, and Napier, in w..,cu be was nearly of the same standing with Colonel ...