... sthe 18th 71 rare Royal Irish, the 51st, 80th, and 91fth, which have just re- turned from India, after long service, and may be considered and as little better than skeleton regiments, and the Willh Light t mar1 Infantry and 1et battalion of the 91 s t' ...

... be was iu divers expedi- il tiona and battles in the West Indies, and in the United 8, States. He forced with a hundred light infantry the a1 Washington and Congress Houses; and he volunteered with te n the bouts' crews of the Eligtish fleet, which boarded ...

... Madras Infantry, who both died of has of coup de soleil; Colonel Bugle, wounded by a musket shot stat In through the thigh; Lieutenant Donaldson, Bengal Enagi. larg tet nears, 'mortally wounded ; Captain Blundell, her Ma- Tur ro. jesty's 51st, dangerously ...

... stationed on the coasts of the Gulf of Finland a body of light cavalry, and also in the provinces of Estbonia, Livonis, and Courland, several leagues in the interior of which a considerable number of infantry and artillery are quartered. The cavalry are under ...

... the additional attraction of the hands belonging to the b1st Light Infantry and the 3rd Light Dragoons, large numbers of visitors were drawn to the show. As we have previously described the light and elegant structure in which the flowers were exhibited ...

... Ieing lined by Ccut-Gardes. In the evening there was a selectdiinrner rrtty, and at iaif-p)ast eight there was, by torch- light iu the court yard of tire palace, a clute of a stag 1ir11ed by the imperial bounds in tire course of the day. Thoe apartments ...

... 25th of June was appointed to the 12th Light Dra. -a goons. On the 80th of June, 1791, he was promoted to a of company in the 58th Foot, and on the 51st of October, 1792, dc he obtained a troop in the 18th Light Dragoons. At the in general election in ...

... This e were so continuous that it seemed like a street of London winace) t- lighted by gas, while the irregular fitful flashes put me rientee al in mind of the fliclering light of a great city beheld at howevn se ?? in be night from a distance. I thin]; ...

... Crimea the medals a' awhich their blood and gallantry had earned for them. He ft could assure the officors sod men of the 51st Light Infantr at 3t that, had it been in Her Majesty's power, she would, with h n equal pleasure end hontour to them end to herself ...

... buildings. and stores contained in the islnud of Kotks, by Captain Yelverten, of the 41roqetet, assisted by some other vessels of light draught. It is edated Jily 30th. As the cicuecstances connected with it are detailed in UIeptecri Yelvertonis despatch, we ...

... end ferns the garrisoin of- Granada. They Isave lost ithtir captain by death.---a btroi~t, 'r of General Walker. Thle light infantry corps are at Virjga Bay. General Walker and hiu stall orL there also. 'yhe rain'y sessots was j,,st commencing. The troops ...

... Longford 6ti ditto, Cahir; 7th ditto, Newbridge; 4th Light Dragoons, Dublin; 6th ditto a (Enniskillen), Dundalk; 7th Hussars, Ballincollig; 12th W h Royal Lancers, Dublin; 17th Laneers,Ntwbridge. Infantry; P e 1st Regiment of Foot (2nd battalion), Limerick; ...