... in the direction of the French trenches. The .. firing, which was caused by anl attack made by our allies En on th enemy's infantry pits, continued for upwards of rec two hours, and was at one time so hot that all expected bili a general action was about ...

... possession althepagoda. Nearly all the men oi her Majesty's 51st foo gptea sore ander the pagoda before a shot was fired. Capt. Latter, ny interpreter, accompanied Captain Darroch with a mocnayof tle 51st on shore, andlanded on the extreme right at tce works ...

... .AFRDUCTION IN THE ARMY. The f01ll*41 ?? isu6dt h infantry Recgirments at h ,rn e braexet ni arm Horse-Guards, Se6pt. 3. I ?? ?? Foot 1 ter. -Majet' government Froi GursI ~ ha n esta- having, in 66oneiequenceaof the retorts ' 5,llotsmeflt' f ten 'corn-o ...

... of, that arm. The firs of theta guns was very effeolivq. A &stormlng; party-was formed of four companies of the blst light infantry, under Lieutenant-Colonel St. Maur, with the 'Madras., sappers, nader. Major H. Fraser, commanding engineer, and advanced ...

... heretofore our frienid, he1 has turned against us since the storming of Delhli was maed announced. Part of the 32nd [51st ?] Native Infantry mutinied at Deesa ?? 7], and murdered two of their intem officers; and the Maharajah of Orehius [Gwalior, or Thea ...