... 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 ...

... Unattached; Wm. Wood. CMC, half-pay 41st Foot: Sir M'm. C.8., hal f-pay Unattached ; ('has. Ashe A’Court CB.. half-pay Greek Light Infantry; George Charles D*Aguilar. C-B , half-pay I nattached. Deputy Adjutant-General Ireland; George Malley, CB, half-pay Unattached ...

... William Wood C B half-pay 41st Foot, Sir William Warre C B balf-pay Unattached, Charles Ashe A'Caurt C B half pay Greek Light Infantry, George Char- les D'Aguilar C B half pay Unattached, Deputy Adjutant General in Ireland, George O'Malley CB half pay Un- ...

... William Wood, C B, half-pay foot; Sir William Warre, C B, half-pay unattaehed Charles Ashe A’Court, C B. half-pay Greek Light Infantry; George Charles D’Aguilar, CB, half-pay unattached, deputy adjutant-general in Ireland ; George O’Malley, half pay unattached; ...

... 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 ...