... gentleman. will be interred hereon Wednesday next. He was son to Col. Baker, and has a brother, Captain Baker, in tbe 51st Light Infantry— Mail. ...

... gentleman. will interred here on Wednesday next. was son to Colonel Baker, and lia ...

... latlar.— The newt bus excited the greatest astonishment, and small bustle in the public offices. The and a Ist Regiments Infantry, tho Ist Hubma. and a hottery Artillery, are ordcrad to proceed with all heate to Thorn to reinforce the gurrison. Thorn ...

... highest tersns, as an officer and a gentleman. Ile was son to Coslonel Baker, and has a brothei-i Captain Baler, in the 51st Light Infantry. EXTFNs3VF. FORnLvY AT HsULL.-Tlso second edition of the-1uII elockcet of' Friday contains a report of the e x- amisnation ...

... gentleman. He will be interred here on Wednesday next. He was son to Col. Baker, and has a brother, Capt. Baker, in 51st Light Infantry. CoL Sutherland has very properly addressed the following letter to the Editor of the Freeman’s Journal; “Enniskillen ...

... spoke of the deceased in the very highest terms as an officer and a gentleman. He has a brother, Captain Baker, in the 51st Light Infantry. ...

... 42d Light Infantry. A few and simple movements were admirably performed, and with a degree of regularity and spirit, wliich showed at once the great efficiency of the troops, wliich may ere long be required for more active service. The 42d Light Infantry ...

... and 42d Light Infantry. A few and simple movements were admirably performed, and with a degree of regularity and spirit, %shich showed at once the great efficiency of the troops, which may ere long be required for more Active service. The 42d Light Infantry ...

... did not appear from his papers, ice, that he was embarrassed, but the contrary. He was son to Colonel Infantry ** brotn * » *' Baker, in the 51st Light ...

... highest terms, as an officer and a gentleman. He was son to Colonel Baker, and has a brother, Captain Baker, in the 51st Light Infantry. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity. • Colonel Beaumgardt, of the 2nd or Queen's Regiment ...

... the demand come from whatever quarter it might. Orders had been received at Meerut for every regiment, excepting tbe 51st Native Infantry, to hold themselves in readiness to move at a moment's notice. Tbe impression in the camp of the Go- vernor General ...

... prepared for action let demand come from whatever quarter it might have been received at Meerut regiment excepting the 51st Native Infantry to hold themselves in to move at moment’s notice impression in camp of the Governor General that though nothing certain ...