... The enemy reconnoitred Abrantes on the sth inst. and, under cover of that operation, moved a small body of ca- valry and infantry through Beira Basa towards Villa Velha, evidently with an intention of obtain- in;; possession of the bridge on the Tagus ...

... ottency of the weather, without one particular blame attached to any one.—Deceased was in his 51st year. Panoo7lo%.—Staf.—Ensign J. T. Francis, sth Native' Light Infantry, Boinhay, is appointed Assistant in the Revenue Survey, Southern MahrattaC ountry.—Bombay ...

... declined into the commonplace and indistinctive “ 25th and 27th ” regiment of the line, and that the name of the 13th Light Infantry, if indeed that the regiment, had long since submerged and effaced the individuality ef stout old Hugh Uackay, who commanded ...

... late Hon. George William Petre. On the 10th inst, at Monks Eleigh, aged 66, Mr. K. H. Jenny, late colour sergeant 43rd Light Infantry, and yeoman her Majesty’s Royal Body Guard. Ihi the 10th inst., in her 4«th year. Mary Ann. wife of Mr. Abraham Gooding ...

... LlELT.-CoL. AND Co FllANCIS GEORGE CoCKSEDO.E Pi-Oi-Ai.T, from Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the 51st Regimental District (the King's Own Light Infantry, South Yorkshire Regiment), to which is attached the 65th Regimental District, (the York and Lancaster ...

... Balmain, has succeeded in forming a luminous paint, which absorbs light, and during darkness will suffice light au apartment. experiment Is being made with view to its adoption for the lighting of compartments on board Ironclads. With reference to the crops ...

... Nuaseerahad. I.—Mutinied at Neeniuch. I —Disarmed at (V-h.war, May ??. N I.—Disarmed at Hesliawiir, May 22. 51st N |.— Disarmed P.-slr.wur. May 22. Light Cavalry—D at Peshawur, May 22. 16th I I >i*auned at Meer. 26ih Vl.—Disarmed at Meean M cr. 491b N.l.—Disarmed ...

... Major W. Mair, the Suffolk Regiment, by Mr. Wordsworth. Lieutenant W. H. Makins, 4th Battalion Oxfordshire Regiment (Light Infantry), by his father, Colonel Makins. M.P. Mr. Robert Fuller Maitland, by Mr. D. C. Macnabb, C.S.I. Lieutenant Hyde Parker ...

... papain Jones succeeded. Likewise are particularised,, Capt. raylor, «?th regiment; Lieut- Le Blanc, 4th foot ' who led the light infantry company of the regiment, itn- Oie.hate, y after the forlorn hope, and is the only sundvimr : ' Officer of the advance ...

... Surrey, on the 16th ult. The Cyminer oolliery-explosion has widowed 35 wives and orphaned children. An officer belonging to light infantry regiment, now on leave of absence in England, has been ordered to rqjoln his regiment immediately, in India, for the purpose ...

... proprie- tor of the Eastern Counties Herald and the HuU News On the 26th ult , at Adare Manor, Ireland, in his 51st year, Colonel the Light Hon. Henry A. Herbert M P He had represented the county of Kerry in the Liberal interest since 1847, hut owing ...

... island, which her husband had bought, off the Australian coast. The Broad Arrow says : — The colonelcy of the King's Own Light Infantry, which fell vacant in April lasj by the death of General Arnold Errington, is again disposable, consequent on the death ...