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... 70th native infantry, and Hoggan, her Maiesty's 6fst foot, 36th and 46th native infantry.) The cavalry to be forrmed on the righit, artillery on the left of tlte cavalry, and cibe infantry on the left of the *vhole. The cavalry and the infantry to be formed ...
... V. Swinton, of the Bengal infantry, June 18. 1831. Lieatenart-Colonel Andrew Campbell of the Bombay artillery, June 18, 1831. July 7, 1849. Mr I-l. E. Whish is admitted to the service from the 2d inst. as a cadet of infantry on this establishment, and ...
... Lieutenant Arnstron', 72d Native Infantry ; Lieutenant Tyrrwhitt, 51st Native Infantry ; Ensign Macdougall, 72d Native Infantry; Captain Bailey, Bombay Artillery, arm shot off; Ensign Macdougall, 724 Bengal Native Infantry, and Lieut. Strai- ...
... Moitgo- mery, Mr D. F. Maclood, Captain 1). Ross, 51st N.I., Mlr E. Thornton, Mr M. P. Edgeworth. To BaH DEPUTY-COrt1ISSIONEyRS IN TUE PUsJAnB.-ANt A. H1. Cooks-Major G. St. P. Lawrence, 11iIt light cavalry- Captain J. Abbott. artillery-Captain W. C ...
... Montgomery. Mr. D. F. Macleod. Captain D. loss, 51st N. 1. ! Mr. E. Thornton. Mfr. M. P. Edgewortb. f To BE DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS IN TIHE PUNJAUB. f Mr. A. 11. Cocks. I Major G. St. P. Lawrence, 11th Light Cavalry. Capitain J. Abbott, Artillery. Captain ...
... permission to light a cigar. The superintendent declared -it was against the regulations. The countess would not be refused, and having politely expressed her regret that the superintendent would not join her in a social whiff, lighted a cigar and smoked ...