... living in the Rue ?? a young oertive wrho can only see by the light of the sun. After sunset he can distingtuish no objet even if i; be lighted by the most powerfully concentrated arti- ?? light. This infirmity, known by thie name of if ctlpe, appears to ...

... THE ARMY. An Irish provincial Imper states, that the 3d light dra- goons is the regiment intended for the relief of the 1 th light dragoons in India, and mnentions that they are to embark in July. So far from this statement being cor- rect, we believe ...

... from the half pay unattached, to be Paymaster, Vo' > r 'na erg, who retires upen half pay; dated 1st No- bius ?? g(itet of Light Dragoons-Cornet John King to be Lieutenant,' by purchase, vice Thomas, who retires- 1 ?? Howanrd to be Cornet, by purclanse ...

... of the army. He was Brigade-Ma- . jor to Sir Hessey Vivian at Waterloo, and lost an arm in the action. The 51st (or King's own) light infantry are shortly le expected in Limerick, to replice the 91st regiment. . 51 Lieutenant-Colonel Saumarez Brock has ...

... Madras Artillery; H. W. Burt, Bpngal Infantry; J. C. Sal- keld, Bengal Infantry ; G. F. Whitelocke, Bengal Infantry; Thomas Brodie, Bengal Infantry; John Satnuel Knox, Ben. gal Infantry; T. Elliot Colebrooke, Bengal ...

... Bengal ,Infantry, on 27th Juone 1857; Alexander Thomson i Behls-C.B., Bomba~y Infantry, on 22d August 1857; 'land Roger William Wilson, 0.13., Bengal Infantry, Ion 15th S'eptember 1857 :- ?? Henry George Andrewr Taylor, C.B., Madras Infantry, 'toe..be ...

... has en- tered the army as an Ensign in his father's regiment, the 17th, on the Bombay Presidency. Captain H. Smyth, 68th light infantry, -on-in-law of the Lord Iishop of Limerick, has obtained two months leave of absence. Changes this (last) rseek-68th depot ...

... of the 7th light dragoons Skinner Hancor, of~the 15th light dragoons W. F. Halsemaun, of the Ist light infantry Bat. K. G. L. Conyngbana Ellis, of the 40 h toot George. Bowles, of the Coldstream foot guards George L. Ruduirf, of the ISt ...

... foot; dated as above. UNeATTACHaEn. major R. England, from the 23d1 foot, to lie Lieut.-Col. of infantry, by purchase; dated 29th October, To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase-Capt. C. Cham- bers, from the 29th foot; dated asabove-Cart. S. O'Gra- dy, from ...

... from the 5th Dragoon Guards, to be Riding Master, vice Kirke, deceased. 3d Light Dragoons-Cornet Reginald Piffard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fawcett, promoted' 9th Light Dragoons-Thomas Smales, Esq., late Chief Paymaster of the Turkish Contingent ...

... rain. - The first deiachrit of light horse, cdmmand- ed by one -of my' officers, fha4 alreidj galloped through different. streets, without meeting any one, when, on reaching the square, the squadron of Ba- varian light horse- which followed, perceived ...

... 68th light infantrv, and the other regiments at _ Gibraltar, enjoyed good health an the 8th November. The 46th regiment, in Dublin, have sent not reeruit. fr ing parties to Antrim, Lnndonderrv, and Monaghan. h Captain St Qnintin, 85th light infantry, is ...