... before us %%e left the European Infantry, the 92nd Highlanders, and 71st I lighlenders, to take some breakfast s and with lour guns, the squadron 17th lancers, left wing Light Cavalry, 4th Rifles, and 19th Native Infantry, followed them up. IVe could see ...

... positions of the different camps sap detailed : Mika* the Mt corps of the Sardinian array began a of amacestratoon on the light ar my begs the =oew Pi acenza, in the direction of Aleasandrie. Ths r War yesterday to the general amending the Brigade the ...

... tlhe ranls of the army in India. The regiments which suffered most were tie 5lst Foot (King's Own Light Infantry), the 94th, and 27t]i (Innisidl1en). The 51st, stationed at Maeer Mer, lost during the month Lieuteuant-Colonel Irby, and. 262 men, including ...

... of the day showed a total of 25,000, of whom 175 belonged to the Royal Artillery, and 1154 were compued of infantry of the line—viz., the 51st and 70th Regiments, and the 6th Depot Battalion. The London Irish looked to unusual nivantage; they had no less ...

... 5th Fusiliers) I with band and colours, was stationed opposite the I hotel ; and a second guard of honour, formed of f the 51st Regiment, -with band and colours, was drawn up on the Admiralty1Pier, whenle hisbhigh- ( ness was to enibark. The Helicon was ...

... Ruthio Nord; Creseßea4.-May 5, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, Captain Arthur W. Creweßoad, sth Punjab Infantry, late 51st Light Infantry, youngest sow the late John Gilley Crewe-Read, Ewj, of Worn, Fliotahire, and Llandinam Hall, Montgomeryshire ...