... mand of Lieutenant Elmsall, stationed at Youghal, is held in readiness to proceed to Cork, there to join head-quarters. ad Light Dragoons-Assistant-Surgeon H. Franklin pro- ceeds to Meerut with invalids. Lieutenant Cureton appointed to do duty with the ...

... the city of Salisbury, and that, so fsr from creating angryfeelings and hostility, I should be looked upon in the enviable light of a peacemaker. (Chears.) And now, my friends, having said thus much by way of introduction, you will naturally expect from ...

... to Serjeant-Major John Wing, late of the 17th, but at present Serjeant-Major of the Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners (light infantry) militia, at Truro, for his meritorious conduct while in her Majesty's service. Serjeant- Major Wing served upwards of ...

... Clarke; Francis Gibbons Esq; B Verling, Eeq; Captain C Norris, 64th regiment; H MI Hatehell, Esq; Major J H Fenilok, lath Light Infantry; Lieutenant J T flown. man, 83d regiment; Captain Sir Thomas Rose, R N; Captain James Hay, I 5th regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... , King's Own, Captain T. Faunce, Lieutenant W. Wyndhaam Bond, Ensign T. E. Maunsell, En- sign Ed. M. Purvis. 51st, King's Ovn Light Infantry-Lieu- tenant G. Warburton Drought. 84th, York and Lancaster- Major Charles James, Captain William Radeliff, Ensign ...

... appninted , Capt..9eneral of Madrid, Getleral Oribe, Inspector (of Carabiniers. and General Manuel Concha, Ispcec or S of Infantry. General Serrano emerged from his con- cealment on the 28th ult., and presented himself to the reporter of the commission ...

... gallery is fitted up with the most careful regard to the convenience aml accommotlation f of its occupiers. The house is lighted by richly gilt hranches holding lamps, running along the side walls, aiul loftv mag. niificient candtelara, standing oai the ...

... relieved on Tuesday by the 43rd Light Infantry. It is expected that the 76th Regiment, now at Edinburgh, will be brought to Portsmouth, in the Birkenhead steam troop-ship, to embark for Malta, returning with the 71at Light Infantry to Scotland from Winchester ...

... En- gineers, 19 regiment' of infantry, 3d BufFs, 6th Roval TResersve Battalion, I :th regiment of Light Infantry, 26th, 41st, 44th, 47th, 4Sth. 40th, 55th, 59th, 64th, 67th, 68th Lilght Infantry, 70th. 7-lth, S3d, 85th Light Infantrv, and 13 ...

... 97th; Royal Staff Corps; Royal Waggon 1fo Train. Ring's German Legion.-] st and 2d Light Dra- |. goons; 1st, 2d, and 3d Hussars; 1st and 2d battalions iv of Light Infantry ; Isr, 24, 5th, and 7th battalions of the I o Line Brunswick O-Is Regiment, and the ...

... this garrison en route for Gravesend, there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford, consisting of 15 men of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, 37 men of the 34tb, and 3 men of the 94th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join their re- spective ...

... garrison en route for Gravesend, there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford, consisting of fifteen men of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, thirty-seven men of the 84tb, and three men of the 94th Ilegimeut. These troops are bound for Madras, to join ...