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... H. 11‘Bean to Quartermaster, vice M. Nelson, who retires upon half-pay. 3d Light Dragoons—N. C. Chicberter, gent., to Cornet, by purchase, vice Bennett, who retires. 13th Light Ilragoons—Surgeon J. Paynter, from 48th Foot, to Surgeon, vice Young, who exchanges ...
... loaded, determined smoke (he snake out of its hidingplace. One of them accordingly thrust some lighted material in at the end, whilst another put down a lighted slick into the touch-hole. The piece at once went off, killing one man and wounding three others ...
... the same evening, and the European infantry the following morning, leaving the 26ih Madras Native Infantry to garrison Martaban, where they w. joined during the forenoon by the company of Madras Artillery, with its light field battery, with instructions ...
... Belfast 47th. Corfu; Templemor* 4Hth, Newport. S. W. 4!»th. Corfu: Waterford • 50th, Preston 51st, Uuimah, Chatham 52d. Dublin I 53d, Sliub Kudder, Bengal: Light do , Umballa. Bengal Maidstone Chatham *.tilt. Quebec: Londonderry 4th ditto. Ipswich 55th ...
... same arv:—At Rangoon, on the 8th December,185' orning, Colonel M‘Neill, 7th Regiment Light € alry, | t-oftice commanding Vellore, and brigadier comman 18 2d Infantry brigade, Madras division, Army of A then sea, on the Sth January, 1852, Captain J. M ...
... daughter of Thomas Beil, ut a Che On the ult, at the Lacy eee On the 29th ult., at Fermoy, the wife of Alexander B. Me of the Light Infantry, of a son. to the At Ralnamore, near Ballymoney, Mrs. Robert M*Master, of _ On the 29th at Koden-place, Dundalk, the wife ...
... presence of the Chairman, Mr. Russell 's bead Ellice; the Deputy-Chairman, Major Oliphant; several object of Lhe movement, Light shirtings also for members of the Court of Directors, and a large party of of in quantity. There is rather more cloth visiters ...
... rent. On looking back, nothing would be le ieve that bat the lights the station, still burnin; elias As the distance increased, those hg become and concealed, until they peared as one single light, and then ming! stars of the heavens. So would the historian ...
... M‘Cormick, who retires, 3d Light Dragoons il |C. Goff, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to b he can | without purchase, vice appointed Dragoons, 4th Light Dragoons—Edw e work, avoided, liam Blackett, gent., to be Cornet, without :, where Light Dragoons—Lieutenant ...
... —Major Joh lat New 12th Bombay Native Infantry ; lajor Richa: 45th Madras Native Infantry ; To w York, in the Army—Captain George Travers Sayer ( Ist Madras Native Infantry ; Captain Boudier, 51st Madras Native Infantry ; Capt the New Mayne, ...
... eld, llih—Hounslow. 12th Lancers Madras: Maid stone. “an!. 14th Light Dragoons—Bombay: Maidstone. 15th Husaara—Norwich. lUtli Lancers—Edinburgh. 17th do.—Bombay: Canterbury. 18th Light Dragoons—York. 46th—Corfti; Teroplcinore. 47th—Portsmouth: Cork. ...
... Artillery, at of conp de solid, May ; Captain K. the Artillery, .lied of fever, at Calcutta, ou 4th May; Lieut. SyaSeld, 51st Light Infantry, is also amongst the deaths. n. Colonel Cob eck, Madras Europeans, reported dead fromr wounds; Caj hiiu Ward o\v, killed; ...