... Artillery. At sea, May 31, Captain E. Green, 2d Regiment Native Infantry. At sea, on board the Arabia, off the Cape, Jan. 21, Lieut. Donald Tulloch, 2d Regiment Madras European Light Infantry. At hi.s residence at Luz, April 2(i, Thomas Green, Baa., 8. A ...

... you want ? Witness inquired why he had been ill-using the woman ? He replied, You had better get a light and see. I returned to my room to get a light and dress myself, and when I went back again I found her covered with blood. The prisoner rushed out ...

... and will be succeeded by Lieut. Duberley, of the 68th Light Infantry. Captain Mervyn Archdall, M.P., the senior captain of the 6th Inniskillen Dragoons, is about to retire from the service. INFANTRY. The following officers of the 9th 17th, 39th, 62J, and ...

... Trenner rapers, Oct. 7 and Nov . . 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool , Attorto be Adjutant, vice Bowles, promoted. 16th Light Dragoons-Lieut. nays, Mes sr s . Cornthwade and Co., Old Jewry.chambers ; Mr. Pemberton, Aug. 31. .Rest £3,925,000 .. £25 ...

... Battalions) ; 97th; Royal Staff Corps; Royal. Waggon Train. King's German Legion .—lst and 2d Light Dragoons; Ist, 24, and 3d Hussars; Ist and 24 Battalions of Light Infantry; 181, 2d, sth, and 7th Battalions of the Line * Brunswick Os Regiment, and the Chasseurs ...

... for Gravesend, and there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford. They consisted of fifteen men of the 61st (King's Own) light infantry, thirty-seven men of the 84th, and three men of the 94th regiments. These troops are bound for Madras. The following officers ...

... altogether were concerned. The whole plan, was it seems, made known to the Resident February, and nothing new has since come to light All the reports that have been so industriously circulated are believed to have originated in the very proper precaution, already ...

... parallel with and close to the beach, to cover the landing. This order was promptly executed, and these small vessels, from the lightness of their draught, were enabled to take positions within good grape range of the shore. As the boats severally received their ...

... Removal of Troops.—The following troops are in orders for removal forthwith, viz. :-40th foot, from Hull to Dublinlight infantry, from Dublin to Birr ; 57th foot, from Weedon to Hull ; 31st foot, from Weimer to AVemlon ; 63rd foot, from Chatham to Wnlmer ...

... 30,000^., the burdeii9 of the people being lightened to the extent of 100,000/. a year, a sum proposed to be made good from light tolls on the principal ferries, and some sweeping improvements in the system of letting the salt mines. So delighted were the ...

... and carried off its contents, some 27,000 rupees. This took place on the skirts of a cantonment where a regiment of native infantry is quartered ; but though the troops were hatnedittely turned out in pursuit, the want of cavalry rendered the chase totally ...

... route for Gravesend, and there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford, consisting of 15 men of the Regiment (Kieg'sOwn) Light Infantry, 37 -men of the 84th, and 3 men of the 94th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join the head-quarters of ...