... the Army, in the East Indies -Majors H. C. Barnard. 51st Bengal native iufantry-J. G. Drrummond, 6th Bengal native infantry-H. Dick, 51st Ben- gal native infantry-O. Phillipps, 56th Bengal native infantry -W. H. Earle, 39th Bengal native ...

... Major Lieutenant-Co- lonel Joseph R. Rotton, were present; 12th lancers, 13th light dragoons, 15th hussars, 16th lancers, and the royal regiment of artillery. The infantry was composed of the grenadier gnards, Cold. stream guards, Scots fusilier guards ...

... living in the Rue ?? a young oertive wrho can only see by the light of the sun. After sunset he can distingtuish no objet even if i; be lighted by the most powerfully concentrated arti- ?? light. This infirmity, known by thie name of if ctlpe, appears to ...

... ReevdBattalion-Gibraltar 3d Light do.-Bengal; Maid- 46th ?? Vincent; Dublin stone ' 47th ?? 4th Light ?? 48th do.-Jamiaca; Hull 6th Dragoons-Brighton 49th ?? 7th Huassars-Birmingfhan 120th do.-Bengal; Chathama 8th ?? 51st ?? Diemnen's Land; 9:h Lance ...

... precluded of his coming down. With all these advantages, not one disadvantage has occurred against its use. It is simnle, light, and ornamental, and can be used by any person, and with any harness or riding bridle withont alteration. Ma- nufactured and ...