... oot, 400 Artillery, 40 Cavalry, 60; Sappers, 40 1st Native Infantry, 350 30th Native Infantry, 350. There is very little hope that those missing will have escaped. Aslett, 1st Native Infantry, reported killed in mine July 29, is not named' in this list- ...

... to 11 a.m. on the 27th— Col. St John, Col. W. Mainwaring, 30th Native Infantry Col. C. Griffiths, 1st Native Infantry Major C. Oliver, 66th Foot; Lieut. Whittuck, 1st Native Infantry; Lieut. Greohegan, 3rd Cavalry Surgeon-Major Harvey, Horse Artillery; ...

... Edmunds Palmer, staff officer; Sergeant J. McCarthy, 51st Foot; Private F. Rutherford, 59th; Sergeant Cherson, Privates G. Ward and W. Crook, fiOth; Private Iveane, 92nd; Major Wadley, 19th Bombay Infantry, was killed at Dobrail, Southern Afghanistan. The ...

... 9tb lHuasars. Gymnastic instructor, SC., At; andt, by kitnd permisson, the Celebrated Band of the fluke of Coruweli's LIgh-t Infa~ntry or 46thn flegisesu LLAN'DAoFF. Mnsau±GE.-On Saturday a large number of- persons attendedI use Cathledral to witness the ...

... at hand, made a ruh IIp the narrow path by which only the enemy's works could be readied. At the head of a detachment of the 51st, Lieutenant Taylor raced for the honour of being the first man in. Only two could move abreast, and the gallant young officers ...