... FLAMANK— May 29th, at Newbridge Hill, Bath, within a few weeks of his 75th year, Lieut.-Col. Flamank, formerly of the 51st Light Infantry. He served under the Dnke of Wellington in the Peninsular War, and wus with him at the Battle of Waterloo ; and ha twice ...

... virulence and terrors. ?? Cholera has made dreadful ravages in that severely chastened region of tbe country. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry, forming part of the Meean Meer Brigade, had up to the 28th August lost by this scourge one man out of every five ...

... into position sword in panic appeared 101st to ran’ The 100 men Infantry with their officer were cut to and horribly mutilated The post re-taken by companies of tbe 71st Highland Light Infantry One the companies were the cause the disgrace their regiment ...

... Ac They were now quite bewildered were pulling from the shore when luckily they a light or two The Semien Cove Chief Officer Blackraore and put off in their boat lights strangers the to a safe landing By ball arrived safe they reached Penzance Mr S jun ...

... carriages of all descriptions. The M amber of Volunteers present was not less than 11,000 — one brigade of artillery and five of infantry. The military move- __euts were simple, but they were gone through by the Volun- teer. with a steadiness and precision which ...