... corps will be the 98th regiment, at Newcastle-on-Tyne; the 2d battalion 6th Royals, at Newport aad Brecon; and the 51st Light Infantry, at Portland and Weymouth. Of these, the firs,; to cross the Channel will, no doubt, be the 98th, which will leave Newcastle ...

... cross over to Ireland;. 1 the 2d battalion 7th Fusiliers moves from Aldershot to. Portland and Weymouth to relieve the 51st Light Infantry, and not to Newport and Brecon, as was ordered; the Ist battalion 4th King's remains at Dover for a 'few weeks longer; ...

... assuring him that the Monarch could run away from the Miantonomoh, So who's afraid e-Major 'W. H. Orme, half pay, late 85th Light Infantry, has been appointed aide-de-camp to Brigadier-General E. S. Smyth, commanding the forces in Mauritius.-Before the first ...

... necessity, was officered by Quarter master James Raton and Captain Harrop. It is necessary in case of engagement that light infantry movements should be regulated by words of command, Calls on the bugle may occasionally be necessary substitutes for the ...

... stormed. Upwards prisoners were taken. The loss on cur side was comparatively small. The Ist Bavarian Corps, the 22nd Regiment Infantry, and a division of cavalry were engaged. Versailles, Wednesday. The King has sent the following telegram to Queen Augusta ...

... The toast of arm y» aavy, militia, and volunteers was well responded to by Bro. W. Ellis, late Serjeant of the 51st King's own Light Infantry; after which came the business of the evening,—namely, the presentation of an emblem of merit to P.G. Richard ...

... toast of The Army, Navy, Militia, and Volunteers was well responded to by Bro. W. Ellis, late sergeant of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry. Next came the business of the evening, namely, the presentation of an emblem of merit P.G. Richard Wells. The ...

... of the IHorse Guards. Mr. Trevelyan pointed out certain obvions reasonswhichb make professional politicians of all sides light shy of this question. It is easy enough to understand. the sort of intluences ?? may loe brought to' bear even. upon the most ...

... and deputy adjutant. general at the Horse Guards, a major-general; Captain and Brevet -Major F. G. Pym, Royal Marine Light Infantry, a. immediately li e utenant-colonel; e e i do n ri a a n iti t ei - l c tyh o l te o oA n b e re l n ; liy a n n_d I ...

... ball held there tbe of February, the Times is requested contradict this statement, and ia assured that officer of the 51st Light Infantry took part la the fracas in question. The Mortality in Paris.— The last return the mortallty in Paris, for the week ending ...

... by Messrs. Merrryweather and Suns, of London, for the Manchester Fire Brigade, took place in Albert Square. The fire was lighted, and 100th. of steam generated from cold water in 134 minutes. A 11in. jet of water was projected 132 feet; two jets lin. ...

... two latter corps and the 11th and 13th Hussars were then light dragoons), the Grenadier, Coldstream, and Fusilier Guards, and the let, 4th, 234, 27th, 28th, 10th, 324, 33d, 40th, 42d, 44th, 51st, 524, 69th, 71st, 731, 79th, 924 Foot, and the Rifle Brigade ...