... THE ARMY. Colonei. Malden’s retirement from command cf the 51st Light Infantry may shortly be looked forward to. is present at home on leave. Major J. H. Lloyd, of the Royal Artillery, late in command of the D Battery 11th Brigade, has arrived at Athlone ...

... Richaitl Freer, is expected to arrive Queenstown on the inat, and on disembarkation will proceed to Fermoy relieve 51st Light Infantry, which, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Alexander Madden, will leave on that day by rail for Queenstown, ...

... received orders to proceed to England, and embark for service at the Cape of Good Hope. Brevet Major Eustace B. Burnaby, 51st Light Infantry, will shortly become regimental major succession to Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel M. C. Farrington, who has been appointed ...

... battervßH.A 3rd Infantry Brigade—Colonel Appleyard, Ssth Light Infantry;Blst Foot, Colonel Chichester; 14th Sikhs. Lieutenant Colonel Williams; 2ith Punjab Infantry. Major Birch; one company sappers and miners; one battery field artillery. ...

... recovery). British soldiers killed—Gunner Oornun. Hoyal Artillery, and Private Nelson, 51st (King’s) Light Infantry. British soldiers wounded—Private Talbot, 51et Light Infantry; Trumpeter Hill, Gunners Cooper, Lindsey, and Marshall, Hoyal ...

... 2ndBattalion 10 Regiment, died suddenlyat Norwood of disease of the heart. Colonel Madden, 51st Light Infantry, is about to retire. Colonel Marten, of the 32nd Light Infaatry, is retiring. Captain B. Blood, Royal Engineers,' stationed at Roorkee, has invented ...

... Barchart!, a daughter. FARRINGTON—JuIy 2, at 23, East Cliff, Dover, the wife of Lieut-Colonel Malcolm Farrington, 51st King's Own Light Infantry, of daughter. PAUL—June 30, Gortmore, Omagh, the wife of the Rev* Samuel Paul, of a daughter. RUTHERFORD—June ...

... has been gazetted to the local rank of full Colonel in India. Lieutenant R. W. Macleod, of the 51st Light Infantry, is appointed to the 29th Native Infantry, on probation for the Bengal Staff Corps. Lieutenants H. R. Mends (60th Rifles), H. (11? Foot) ...

... cross over to Ireland ; the 2nd battalion 7th Fusiliers moves from Aldershott to Portland and Weymouth to relieve-the 51st Light Infantry, and not to Newport and Brecon, as was ordered ; Ist battalion 4th Ki s rezains at lion 23rd Fusiliers remains at ...

... Dragoons, Airs. Blacswood, T. A. Joyc, Mrs. S. Wiutur, Miss W17inter, Mrlr. and Mrs. Al. Taf, Miss Jones, Captain Roelcrt, 51st Light Infantry; Captain De Vere, Captain lWhite, J. Gurn, J. B. Penrose, S. H. Butcher, A. Tatham, J. White, ?? J. Ewvart, J. F. Craig ...

... d at Teniplfctuore, preparatory embarkation at Queenstown (about proz ) for Gibraltar. The 2nd Battalion Foot, and 51st Light Infantry, are next regiments on the roeter for duty in Ireland. 2nd Dragoon Guards embarked Bombay (or Alexandria, en route to ...

... . meeting with Major Cavagnari, was of .curse received with a salute. the tuord of honour being furnished I.v the 51st Light Infantry. The interview was held in Major • doable-paled tent, which did duty as a durhir tent. The ch:ars were arranged I is ...