... Regiment, Capt. Franklin and officers of the Royal Artillery, Sir Henry H. Edwardes, Bart., 85th Light Infantry, Capt. Scott, of the 51st Light infantry, Captain Greig, Captain Bevis, Mr. .Rushton, &c. There was an excellent glee club in ...

... cholera, in prime of life, Major PERC Y JOHN RICE, of H.M. 51st, or Own, Light Infantry, second son of toe late Rev. John ' Rice, and nephew of the late Colonel Rice, C. 8., who ntended the 51st at Waterloo. Pr.day, the 14th ult., at Cincinnatti, U.S., ...

... advance. The 51st Light Infantry and the 35th Madras Native Infantry were in reserve; the 9th Madras Native Infantry keeping open the communication with the shipping. We proceeded in this order for about a mile, when we opened the great ...

... of the 51st were wounded. Major Errington, commanding the whole party, was struck in the thigh by a spent round shot. Captain Rice and Lieutenant Carter were wounded, the latter severely, having the ball still in his thigh. Two men of the 51st were killed ...

... Danubian provinces on account of the presence of the combined gold fields, Mount Alexander; in his 51st year, Mr. DAVID CLARE, 12.-Wind, variable. Light breezes and clear ; 202 miles. Friedrich, Voss, Ditto Marina, Taylor, Pcrnau effected. Good7BEEF worth ...

... Danubian provinces on aceaunt of the presence of the combined gold fields, Mount Alexander, in 11i3 51st year, Mr. DAVID CLARK, 12. -Wind, variable. Light breezes and clear ; 202 miles. Friedrich, Voss, Ditto Marina, Taylor, Pernan the sales reach fully ...

... been unsuccessfully attacked by the enemy. The Pegu Light Infantry was about to quit for Henzadah, under Lieutenants Acton and Hildebraud. Colonel Poole, with a detachment of the sth Native Infantry, and two guns, had gone out to the place where Geii's ...

... been unsuccessfully attacked bythe enemy. The Pegu Light Infantry was aboutto quit for Henzadah, under - Lieutenants Acton and Hildebrand. Colonel Poole, with a detachment of the sth Native . Infantry, and two goes, had gone out to the place where Geil's ...

... aim, which misled us to believe that they had infantry-, for it was very misty, and nothing could be seen clearly. Thin report soon assumed the circumstantial form that there were two regiments of infantry, one regiment of cavalry, an d t wo guns behind ...

... aim, which misled us to believe that they had infantry, for it was very misty, and nothing could be seen clearly. This report soon assumed the circumstantial form that there were two regiments of infantry, One regiment of cavalry, and two guns behind ...

... aim, which misled us to believe that they had infantry, for it was very misty, and nothing could be seen clearly. This report soon assumed the circumstantial form that there were two regiments of infantry, one regiment of cavalry, and two guns behind ...

... lowered so as to lie horizontally, or be removed and laid aside when the 68-pounder Lancaster guns are brought into action. The light drawn gun-boats have a fine breadth of beam, and will have ample room to work their large guns of 8-inch bore, and the boats ...