... The famine the North-west has been succeeded pestilence. Cholera is making terrible ravages in that region. The 51st King’s Own Light Infantry, forming a part of the Meean Meer Brigade, had up to the 28th of August lost this scourge one man out of every ...

... Uubli „ , few ,|,y,, to occupy the Gran Shlp..tr«t and the Linen Uall; So will replace 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment * 51st Light Infantry, Cutragh Camp, Llent. Col. T’^. c . 47 singe a, notice for Dublin, there to replace the Kegim.nt, which it ordered ...

... Irish, at Burmah. Lieut. R. Pilmcr, 51st or K.0.L.1 . at Burmah. Madras.—Lieut. Callow, 2d European Light Infantry, of small-pox, at Secunderabad on the27'h of May. Bengal.—Captain A. Mackintosh, 52 1 Native Infantry, at Noomuch on May 20. Lieut. Hook ...

... crops and the approaching harvest. Cholera was making terrible ravagea in the Sooth-Western Provinces. The 61st King's Own Light Infantry, bad to the 28th of August, lost man out every 6, and the wing of the 96th Regiment, 1 out of every 4. In fifteen days ...

... 27th Bombay Native Infantry D. Slat Bengal Native Infantry ; E. DuPre Townahend, 9th Bengal Native Infantry ; W. J. B. Knyvett, Bengal Light Infantry; H. Cotton, 67th Bengal Native Infantry ; H. Lyell, 43d ...

... regiments infantry, except light infantry and rifle regiments, which are to of the same colour the forage cap—viz., green. Chin straps are to be worn—peaks only be used on the stations prescribed regulation. The forage caps of officers and men of light infantry ...

... Native Infantry, disarmed at Peshawur, May 22. 51st Native Infantry, disarmed at Peshawar, May 23. sth Light Cavalry, disarmed at Peshawur, May 23. 16th Native Infantry, disarmed Meet. 26th Native Infantry, ...

... battalion 19th Regiment; Ensign R. R. Draught, Ensign H. M. Trenchard, Ensign J. V. Nugent and Ensign G. B. Bird, 51st (the King’s Own) light Infantry; Capt C. H. Malian, Ensign J. O. M. Vandeleur, Ensign R. J. F. Day, and 86 men of the 75th Regiment; Capt W ...

... the Royal Engineer force now on their passage thither. have to announce the death of Colonel Mauley Power, of the 85th Light Infantry, entered the service iu 1819, and became colonel in 1854. Funeral of Mr. Db Mostfort.—On Tuesday morn* ing, at live o'clock ...

... bis brigade, consisting of the 51st and Regiment* r inia Infan,r y; the rest of the garrison, some 12,000 men, remained and were captured. The number of guns captured was about 140, all of which were batteries of light artillery, except the heavy guns ...

... Fusilier*), 24th, 27th (Enniskillen*), 29tb, 32d, 35tb, (Light Infantry), 62d (Light Infantry), 63d, 61st, 64th, 70th, 75tb, 80th, 81st, 82d, 83d, 84tb, 86th, 87tb (Royal Irish Fusiliers), 90lb (Light Infantry. ...

... Rebecca, Clown, and Empress. - . CCSBAQR FOOT RACKS, ATHLETIC GAMES. Ac. YaaTaaDsT. Steward*-Major Irby, Slat King'a Own Light Infantry. Captain Earaoode, 18th Royal Irish; Captain Drewe. Nth Regiment. Judge—Major Man. Brigade Major «d Brigade. The announcement ...