... abroad. Ihe right wing of tite 2it h, King's Own Borderers, left Madras for Banogalore on the 7th of January. TIte 51st Light Infantry arrived at Maadras on the 7th of January frits Bangtl .re. l)ErIII Oi FoRT-MAJOI: CAeSirL-The death of this vete- ran ...

... Bortbay Infantry Mossomn Boyd, Bengal Infantry John Mac lImes, Bengal Infantry James Fallowlfeld Salter, C.B., Bombay Infantry Patrick Byres, Bengal Infantry Edmund Cartwright, Bengal Infantry Henry George ...

... Bengal Native Infantry; W Hill, let Madras Fusiliers; J G. Neill, lst Madras Fusiliere; J C Boulderoon, 35th Madras Native Infantry; i1 Fraser, Bengal Engineers; G C Armstrong. 47th Bengal Wative Infantry; H Cotton, 67th Bengal Native Infantry; C S Reid, ...

... A Cheevets, C Cheevers, John Knox Leet, Tfastram Kennedy, Stapleton, 43d Light Infantry; Robet' Lr CoBcyn, E A Dawes, f!tth Itegt; Francis Hutchinson Synge, 43d Light Infantry; Chalrles S Grey, Isaacke, Ormsby, Saelkville street Club. ~bxsnoriEs. Henri ...

... the same month, by the combined militay and naval forces. The troops were under the command tof Major Errington, of the 51st Light Iuf.sntry, and Commodore L-mbert accompenied General Godwin in his preliminary view of the dlefenses around Bassein. The ...

... aversion to Protestantism. Ths mwaas the reason why they left me so insolently, without replying to mv inquiry. The Gospel light is a new thissg in Soor, and the inhabitants have not yet over- come their bigotry to view it charitssbly. A Pro- testant school ...