... May being ill adapted tbr tripping it on the light fontastic toe. The left ?? par s of the 25th King's Own Borderers was to leave to I Madras. oU tbe 15tb for Bangalore; the head-quarters Hum of H.M. 51st Light ,nfantry leaving this station for de Madras ...

... ts of the 10th ])re00ns, 8th>, 6i 78th, and, 86th Regi'raents of Infantry, 14 olfliiers andb ra~en Jaraded at Bombay on the 7th January froma Englie and detachments of the. 26~th, 51st, and 84th Reime~ns.a 'offiacers and lOQ mxen, landed at Madras on ...

... June,1~51 , - - if , ?? . - - BOMIBAY,. - ; h :STAky.---EnsidgX J. G. St. J. Mildway, of 'the 2nd siuro'- Bpean Regt. (Light Infantry), is appointed Acting Assistant to the Supt. of Bazars at.Poona. .0revet Major K.1 Skin-- dner, .of the ,9th Regt. N.I ...

... of artillery, asd ovorthrew all the r Of obstacles which, he met with in his passage, whilst a E b ttalion of the 6th Light Infantry destroyed in the Rue i du Tetnple the barricades which. hd been commenced.. i 1t In the evening fresh; barricades having ...

... artillery were to M follow. A like force of artillery and native infantry b as that ordered from Calcutta, were to be provided e from Madras, being in all two European (18th and I 51st) and four native (38th and 67th Beng c and 9ti and 35th Madras) corps ...

... hurst; 86th, LieutenantCoupe and EnsignWallace. For Madras-25th Regiment, Lieutenants Priestl, Wallace, and Potts; 51st Light Infantry, Lieutenants Wetropp and Acton; and 94th RegimOnt, Ensign Mithus. The foow- ing officers of the 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment ...

... the-same' evening, and the European infantry the following morning, leaving the '126th Madras N.J 'to garrison 'Matarban, where they wer Joined daring the forenoon by'the company of Madras i artillery,' with its light field battery, 'with instructions to ...

... her Majesty's'6tst Light WIfantry, the I8th1 Royal Irish, the 40th Bengal Native Infantry, and part of1 my Artillery.' The 'Bengal guns, 'under Major Reid, were' ordefed to 'move in advance, oovered by four l companies of 'the 51st Light Iufantry. They had ...

... theay'are.;. The idea of the force the ietirning to Calcutta and Madras for the rains; is in cry my opinon absurd. Her Majesty's 51st oecupy the age south-eiit angle of the fiirit the 18th R. IL'the south, ere t~the' 80,-th the ,westw ;the 40th B. N . the east ...

... Godwin and. Commodore,, Lanbert, with 400 ol ieneof her, Mdjty's Slat Regiment, ,30 men of -the .,th ., :, ,adrWs Native Infantry, 60 Sappero and'Minera, the l~9y*P ? Marines, some seaeaen, ofbet ?? sip iTx, land tl ,. few 'artillerymen, embarked at Rangoon ...

... reputation. To 0 secure it, I have left agarrison of two companies (160 men) of v the 51st Light Infantry, and three hundred men of the 9th o Madra*Native Infantry. These-will 'be reinforced by aji n officer of Artillery and half a company, 'with two ...

... which disease a few eases occasionally occurred. The :chief sufferers from sickness had been the 51st Queen's and the 9th and 35th Madras Native Infantry. Colonel Thompson, 40th Bengal Native Inlantry, who had some time before gone away to Moulmein sick ...