... Punjabis, from June 21 ; Capt. H. Hwlop* superintendent of gymnasia, Northern Command, from July 7- davs—Lieut. H. Mackenzie, 51st Sikhs, from June 1$ , Capt. J-Tate, Indian Medical Service. 23rd Cav. from June l 5 Lieut. H. White. .X.e.si». on, year in ...

... Mhow. 108th Infantry, from Mhow to Deesa. 112th Infantry, from Deesa to Nasirabad. 116th Mahrattas, from Nasirabad to Aden. 63rd Palamcottah Light Inf., from Vizianagram and Cuttack to Barrack pore and Dibrugarh. 2nd Queen’s Own Rajpoot Light Inf., from ...

... July 7.) Likut. Allen, Yorkshire Light Inf., is attached to the 23rdJCav., and Lieut. Yate, North Lancashircs, to the 22nd Cav. on appointment to the Indian Army. Major Barelt, 51st Sikhs, is appointed commandant of the 51st Sikhs. Lieut. Parkin, Leicestershire ...

... Bombay, 20th ; leave with No. 21 company 3rd Sappers, 24th ; arrive Kurrachee, 27th. Native Infantry.—Simla, Sept. 2.— The following modifications in native infantry reliefs are sanctioned ; 25th Punjabis from Sialkot to Rawul Pindi, new move. 84th Punjabis ...

... Wilkington, 52nd Sikhs; Lieut. H. G. Burges-Short, Somerset Light Inf. ; Lieut. M. B. Savage, South Stafford ; Lieut. R. D. Baker, East Lancashire; Lieut. A. R. S. Tale-Hill, Somerset Light Inf.; Lieut, and Mrs. J. Birch, two children, York and Lancaster ...

... this year Punjab Light Horse, 52, Cawnpore Squadron, United Provinces Light Horse, 41 ; Behar Light Horse, 34; Allahabad Squadron, United Provinces Light Horse. 31; Ghazipore SquadronTunited Provinces Light Horse. 31 ; Assam Valley ...

... NORTHERN COMMAND. 28th Punjabis.—Lieut. P. Woodhouse, Ist Durham Light Infantry, to be double company officer, to complete the establishment on augmentation. 51st Sikhs.—Lieut. A. T. Mouellot, Ist Bedfordshire Regt., to be double company officer. 53rd ...

... for eight months; Lieut. A. S. Auret, 127th Baluch Light Inf., for eight months. 94th Russell’s Infantry. —Second Lieut. H. O. Morrell, Unattached List, attached to the Ist batt. Oxfordshire Light Inf., a candidate for the Indian Army, to be a double ...

... officers of the East India Company’s service. He entered Addiscombe in 1842, and after going out to India joined the 51st Bengal Infantry. He went through the Gwalior campaign in 1843 (medal) and the Sutlej campaign, 1845-6, and was present at the first ...

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... stations in three commands :—Major T. W. Gibbard (Northern), Major F. Kiddle (Western), and Major T. McDermott (Eastern). The lighting, types of desks and seats, &c., were also carefully gone into. It may noted that great and increased attention is now being ...