... privates, with 16 women, and 22 p C»' Blondell was six months and three days in coming cutta to England. 51st, or the King's Own, Light Infantry—A of 57 men embarked at Plymouth for Van Dieman board the Anson last Wednesday. 58th—We regret to hear that ...

... riIOVOTIOSS AND EXCHANGES. War-Office, Oct. 6. Light Dragoons.— Comet J. H. Jones h.-p. 2Ut Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, mihout purchase; J. M. Hogg, be Cornet, rice Jones, ret.; Assist.-Surgeon J. Mure, M. D., from the 7th, Foot, to be Asssst.- Surgeon ...

... Board carry the valuation into n of PROMOTIONS AND ['CHANG ES.-Was.orrirt Orr, 6. light. it would be found that, generally speaking, through. said-. He would 4th Light Dragoon.: Cornet J. 11. IV Jones, fr om Ilesineyy's the sold it ou the 25th instant ...

... his leg broken in hunting at Kilkenny. Captain lI.C. Somerset, 51st, and Second Captain T. Knatchhtill„ Royal Artillery, are appointed Staff Officers of Pensioners. The 52nd Light Infantry, under Lt.-Cal. Blois. were presented an address by the magistrates ...

... employed in superintending the organistion of out-pensicnets in Grea. Britain. Henry Charles Capri Somerset, oflhe 51st. or King’s Own. Light Infantry, having been appointed Staff Officer at Gloucester, and Second Captain Thomas Knatcbbnll, of the Royal Artillery ...

... Buizwarreh, after afew hours’ illness, Captain John Jones, of the Keginie of Madras Native Infantry, second sonof the | ate Colonel Jones, o the Tist Highland Light Infantry. Deceinty 7, at Parsonstown, Catherine Maria, the beloved wife of Captain Co: tate of ...