... formed up in good time for their long march. The mounted infantry section of 359-Who Bill be provided with Eaauto ponies on reaching the Cape-being divided into two companies, while the 160 infantry were designated E Company. The remainder of the 1,400 men ...

... 3rd Durham. light Infantry. In Lloyd's agent at St. Vincent telegraphed yesterday ga morning that thetransport AmericaLondon for Table, of Bay, lies arrived. Sho carries 366 otlicers; and men and 276 horses 6th Di!vision Mounted Infantry, and a detachment ...

... hempg Oabut. 1600'. The transport 'umbria, for the Cape, with tlet 6tV -JRoyal Wuarwicls, 4th ?? Foresters, an 3 Doburha=n Light Infantry, has arrived at Las Palmas. The Aurania carried drafts of the 2nd Berkshire Regiment, the 1st Maachester ivegiment, the ...

... three Sonth African followers. ?? .57 :DUI~lTIS; PAOU WO1ND6 RECEIVED ' JLhkUAtX 6.-587 :Trooper M. C. Chadriok, Imperial Light Harses, 6G;7, Troober W., G. B. Sanders, ?? Horse. DEATIS itoem -DiSEAMC.+4,812, Private A. Stephens; l1t Glaikeester Regiment ...

... BATTALION SOUTH LANCAB?Z RSG?S26L 3108 Sergeant A.. Thomas. 2534 Lance-Corporal 3. Chinnesy. 5692 Private 16. Thgmas. IMPERIAL liGHT LNFAISTRE 337 Private Davies. 47 Harrison. 210 Private Niahet. 334 Private J. Smith. 401 Lance-Sergeant Campbell. 14 Private ...

... to Mr Hedderwick., M~r WYTNDHAMI said that else 5War Offce did I not refstse permission to the troopers of the a Imperial Light Morsse of South Africa to have C IMau~ser pistols as part of their equipment; en 11 the contrary it did what it could to facpliatea ...

... temperael~y checkied by hesvv floods. Anot-har mw-ssgo, hearing the es-me dat-c (via' light -this niorning- Major Birld made a demonstra- tion with 150 mounted infantry anld one 7-pounder on Cito rfight flankof th1e loeor position. T'ie eneemy '.vere fouand ...

... Hiamiltou, slightly. SUROPSHIRItF LIGHT INFANTRY. Captain It. R. Gubbius. Captain R. A. Smith. Lieutenant E. il. Ml. English. Second Lieutenant R. ?? Kettlewell (all slightly). DU'1;E OF CORN VALI.S I.IGHT IN\FANTRY Captain J. H. Maunder, slightly. Second ...

... Sutherland Highlanders 13 2nd Duke of CornwaHl's Light -Infantry 12 Canadian Infantry ?? 1st Essex Regiment ?? 1D 30th I'Field Company, Royval Egineera ?? 1 l 2nd East Kent Regimea; _. ;. l 1st Otord Light Infantry ?? S 1st Yorlshire Re ...

... -Prcvats T. HE~eath, R.AM. C.. of dysentery, It; Orange River; 29> Astsonx-Lane.-Prirare A. A. Benton. he ?? of Cornwall's Light Infantry, died of wounds at tI Pavardaherg; 252, Barns Street. sl IMPERIAL CASUALTIES. FURTHER HOSPITAL RETURNS. - Among the deaths ...

... Seventh, Tucker's division, as- listed by First and Thiud Cavalry Bri- gades under French, and Legally's Roircnt Mounted Infantry. Enemy fetreated to Brandfort and our troops pow hold kopjes. Our casualties were: t-Killed: Capt. Going, Scottish Bor- aerers ...

... 2nd Royal Fusilicrs.-9061 Privote W. Guest died of coterie fever at Base Hospital, Maritzburg, April 2. 2nd Somerset Light Infantry.-3148 Private J. Emery died of enterio fever at Base Hospital, Maritzbourg, April 1. 3rd King's Royal itifles.-1844 Private ...