... Brighton and Maidstone, and from the provisional to i battalions, 8d battalion of the Rifle Brigade from Gos- I port, 51st King's Light Infantry, from Manchester, and m eight Militia regiments, making a total of upwards of th . 8,000 men. d The third and fourth ...

... placed in mourning in consequence of the premature c demise of their second SOn, Ensign Cecil Airgustus Paget, ; of the 51st light infantry, who expired at Hobart Town a a few weeks after his arrival with a detachment of his 'regi- mfent, as a guard over convicts ...

... Royal's) Dragoon Guards, 7th Hussars, 3rd Bengal Light Cavalry, 5th Bengal Light Cavalry, Royal Artillery, Bengal Artillery, 7th (Fusileers), 24th, 46th, 51st (the King's Light Infantry), 52nd (Light ...

... 25th Foot, and the 51st Light Infantry, lot the 8rd, 10th, 11th, and 17th Bengal Cavalry, the lot Peshbwur Mountain Battery, the lst, 2nd, 6th, 8th, gi- 22nd, 24th, 27th, 30th, 81st, 39th, and 46th Regiments ,ill of Bengal Native Infantry, the 2nd and 4th ...

... Guvernmenttquay. Gravesend. for Kurracbee-viz, 3 offirers and 172 non)- commissioned officers end men (if the 51st King's Own Light Infantry ; If fficer and 14 mnen of tie 1st battalion pthli Regimnent, nod I officer and 24 nnen of all ranks of tbe 94th ...

... BIRTHS. On the 7th inst., at Duffied House, Duffield the wife of Major Wm. Elliott, Royal Marines (Light Infantry), of a son. On the.3rd inst., at Holywell House, Chesterfield, the wife of T. Carrington, Esq., of a daughter. At Leamington, on the 3rd ...

... Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawur. on the 22d, three more infantry regi- ments, the 24th, 27th, and bslt, and the 5th Light Cavall-y were deprived of their arms. A Subalidar-Majotr of the 51st w Was hanged in presence of all the troops. At Murdan the ...

... sickness, was about 4,500. It wvas composed of 14 regi- , menlts of cavalry, numbering nearly 5,000; of 52 battalions T 8of infantry, of various numerical strength, but a pretty ac- o Icurate overage of which would be 640 each, or sonsetlsing ove 1 33,000 ...

... trifling loss on our side. d The 5 1st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur o on the 29th of August. By the following day the I mutiny was completely crushed. Mutinies of part of h the 1 0th Light Infantry at Ferozepore and of a portion s! of the 55th ...

... enerny, who have been defeated on every on occasion. General Nicholson's column, consisting of Her vic M'.ajesty's 52nd Light Infantry, a wing of 11cr Majesty's ho, 61st Foot, and several Sikh corp~, arrived in the camp on 'sri the I1ths of August. 'rho ...

... tat:on to Private John Coupe, of Codnor Park, who rwas recently invalidod home whulit serving with I the lot Yorkshire Light Infantry in South AFrtlu, I The present consisted oF a crocodlile clgar and cigarette case, with comb combiced, silver mounted ...

... of the troops in that city will shortly take place. On Wednesday, a private soldier, named John Gibbons, belonging to the I 51st Regiment, was sent to prison at Castlebar. The cha.ge against him is that he, a few days ago, in the 's tow n of Lonsburgh ...