... Margate on the 7th August. 15th—The service companies will embark nest month for conveyance to Ceylon, to relieve the 90th Light Infantry. The ships Gwalior and Maria Somes have been engaged for its conveyance to Ceylon, and to bring the 90th home. Capt M‘Cumming ...

... INFANTRY. 6th Royal.—Head-quarters and four companies, with the band and colours, staff, &c., under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Michel, marched from Richmond Barracks, Dublin, to Great Ship-street Barracks, on the 25th July. Four companies, under ...

... Gold, to Sheerness, to relieve the 6th, off duty at that garrison, now under orders for the northern district. The 13th Light Infantry, or Prince Albert's Own, was inspected on the General Parade Ground on Thursday, the 31st ult., by the Commandant-Colonel ...

... a trot, and the infantry at a quick march, and his Majesty compliment e d i n the most flattering manner Major-General Lygon, Colonel Drummond, and Colonel Dyneley, on the admirable appearance of the corps they commanded. The infantry then mar c h e d ...

... very sober man, and was muen respected the establishment. He had served the army, and was a pensioner in the 51st, the King Own Light Infantry. He joined the establishment at Cheltenham March last. He has left wife and two children, residing 27, Salem-gardens ...

... that orders have been given for the aecond Brigade of Operations, consisting the three hattaliona 4>f the Infante Regiment Infantry. cavalry, and lour , mounted guns, to march from Madrid to-night. The direction is not stated. The E»pnnol has letter from ...

... was very sober man, and was much respected the establishment. had served in the army, and was a pensioner the 51st, the King's Own Light Infantry. He joined the establishment at Cheltenham March last. He has left a wife and two children, residing 27, Sa ...