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GENERAL NEWS
... for foreign service, to prepare for immediate embarkation, viz., the 15th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon; the 51st King's Light Infantry, ditto, ditto, from India; BOtb Foot, ditto, ditto, and 94th Foot, ditto, ditto, detachments from the various depot ...
GENERAL NEWS
... arrangements, embark at Queens- town for India in January and February next, are not likely to be replaced, so that the 51st Light Infantry, the next regiment to croes St. George's Channel, will most probably remain at its present station until the end of ...
Local and District News
... ctor of the Wellington Company of Volnnteers, completeld his term of service on Wednesday. He enlisted in the 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry on December 7tb, 1857, and served over twenty-one years in that regiment. He was transferred from Cardigan, hhere ...
INDIA
... Ruccess and trifibg loss on our side. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawar on the 29th of August. By the following 'day the mutiny was completely crushed. Mutinies of part of the 10th Light Infantry at Ferozopore and of a portion of the 55th ...
ARMY AND NAVY
... NAVY. WAR OFFICE, JAN. C Ith Dragoon Guards-Veterinary Surgeon G. Edin, from the 8rd Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Gardiner, who exchanges. 3Id Light Dragoons-Veterinary Sur~eon B. C. It. Gardiner, frim the 7th Dragoon Guatds, to be * ...
INDIA
... the regular infantry and m L gvrywill be entirely European. The civil duties bit, ' ...
THE WAR
... chest and shoulders,1long urns, narrow girth, fiue manly, countenance, with Lthe Iong, light, Saxon moustache, altogether fo~rm afigure the very beau ideal of the light c-avalry'sabriur;. and such ha nobly proved bin. selfon tbatd'ay Zso fatal iet sofamous ...
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
... stringent measures. The 'iatetvieW took place, Lieut. Ori having with him but a few men of his own corpse H. M.'s First Light Infantry battalion. In the discuaiion which ensued, the rajah's vakeel made use of insolent language, upon which Lieut. Orr ordered ...