... 26. EMB!AREATION OF Taoops.-This morning three detach- ments, consisting of 67 men 25th Foot (King's Owln), 62 men 51st Light Infantry, and 63 men 84th Regiment, making a total of 192 rank and file, were assembled on the general parade ground at Chatham ...

... consisting of her Mojesty's 51st Light Infantry, the 40th S regiment of Native Infantry, and the 9th regiment of da- C drns Native Infantry, under the command of Brigadier C Elliott, K.I., with a detachment of Bengal artillery and a ...

... brought to the notice of his Excellency the Coin- s suiauder-iin-Cliief. ments he ?? A. C. EnRepoToN, Colonel, HLM.'s 51st Regiment Light Infantry, Presideint of time court iimartial. '~i~tnsA ?? q(S 0hMy.,sEP-lNCHIEF. My attention lies basis especially directed ...

... Tonver Hamlets. Queen s Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Harmletis Militia-Robert Pipon, Esq.. late a Captain in the King's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia, to be Captain, vice Jenningf. King's Own Wight Infantry Regiment of ...

... Bsngal Infantry, on June 27, 1857; Alexander Thomson Reid, C.B., Bombay Infantry, on Y August 22, 1857; end Roger William Wileon, C.B., Bengal Infantry, an Sept. 15, 1857. , Lisutenant-General Henry George 1ndrow Taylor, C.B., e Madras Infantry, to' be ...

... Major Errington, her Ma- jesty's 51st, slightly; Capt. Darroch, her Majesty's bist, slightly ; Capt. Rice, her Majesty's 51st, very severely ; Lient. Carter, her Majesty's 61st, se- verely; Lient. Ansley, Madras Native Infantry 9th, severely. The despatches ...

... same evening, pnd the European infantry the following morning, leaving the 26th Madras Native Infantry to garrison Martaban, where they were joined dur- ing the forenoon by the company of Madras Artil- lery, with its light field battery, with instructions ...

... 20th ultimo :-Lieutenant R. Baissbrigge, 23d Native Light Infantry; Ensign J. Havelock, 6th Regi- menut Native Infantry; Ensign A. C. Way, 7th Native Infantry; Ensign M. W. Parker, 8th Na- tive Infantry. The 6th Regiment is to embark on the ...

... squnadrons of thragoonls, somze ' irregular cavalry, her M~ajesty's 5th Fusiliers, ,8th I Highlandlers, 84X11 Foot, fletl Light Infantry, I Madras Fustiliers, and Ferozepore Regrienten. Thi r el is a detachment of Honrse Artillery said tro'.l:' at; ai istation ...

... companies of artillery were to follow. A like force of artillery and native infantry as that ordered from Calcutta were to be provided from Madras, being in all two European (18th and 51st) and four native (38th and 67th Bengal and 9th and 35th Madras) corps ...

... , during the g , i Crimean war. Amongst the services which have a shed so much lustre upon the 10th Regiment of I Native Infantry, in the last eighteen months, the i a name of Lieutenant Roome is perhaps conspicuous t - for the foremost, and Government ...

... Native Infantry, and a proportionate oil ret amount of Artillery and Sappors, had left Rangoon ba: for Promne. General Godwin himself followed theCA division onl the 25th of September. The second division of the army, cousistiug of her Majesty's 51st Foot ...