... SAD ACCIDENTS. Major Burke, the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, while riding near Belfast, yesterday, . was thrown from his horse and succumbed to his injuries in the Royal Hospital this morning. .s ieij-;GRAM.i Nice, Friday. Herr Gasser, the ...

... Armagh. He was born on the 10th of April, 1S31, and was consequently in his 51st year. He succeeded his father 1847, was educated Eton, and served as ensign the Light Infantry from to 1852. He a Lord-in-Waiting to the Queen from 1809 1874, and was a magistrate ...

... although within range, sustained no •asualties. The Fourth Brigade, acting with the Third, including itsrankß the 51st Light Infantry—with a * c fa:tery of mountain guns, and the heavy 40-pounders elephants—was engaged meanwhile on the right, and moved ...

... morning was dull the after part of the day was bright. THE LIGHT BRIGADE. The St. James's Gazette acknowledges the receipt of £250 from the Mayor of Melbourne as contribution towards the Light Brigade Fund. REVIEW WINDSOR. The Queen reviewed the Royal ...

... rifles, and search lights. They have no heavy commissariat to hamper them, and any necessary movements can executed at moment's notice. To turn to the native force— do not believe that there are anything like twenty thousand lighting men Lolienguia's disposal ...