... Army in the East Indies- Majors 11. C. Barrard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; J. G. Drummond. 6tth Bengal Native Infantry ; H. Dick, Mlat Bengal Natie 3Infantry: 0. Phillipps. 56th Bengal Native Infantry; IW, H. Earle, :39thl Bengal Native Infantrv; IV ...

... by purchase, vice Wes. tenra, promoted. ?? V. T. Harrison, from the 8th Light Dra- -goons, to be Captain, vice Hankey, who exchanges. ?? Sir J. R. Eustace, from half pay 19th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Marshall, promoted. 17trhLieutenant W. T. P ...

... Humter, 53d Bengal Native Infantry; John Samuel Knox, 42d Bengal Light Infantry; Win. Philip Hampton, 31st Bengal Native Infantry ; Win. George Woods, Gth Madras Light Cavalry; Joseph \Villiamn larran, 25th Madras Native ...

... Army in the East Indies.-Captains W. C. Camp- o lis bell, 30th Bengal Native Infantry; C. Cbeape 51st Bengal Native Infan- t td try; and W. E. Mileaeter,64th Bengal Native Infantry. ste CCOutt18oSot StoNED BY A LOnD LiEUTENANT. ma: th EDINrDuRou-Roval Midlothlian ...

... Marsi' and Mr. Tsosdy, volunteers, were killed. The 10thI Light' Cavalry mutinied at Feronzerore (Feroze- pore ?) on the 19th Augu8tr and murdered Nelson, theveterinary surgeon. The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 28th August, but most of ...

... and sickness, was about 1 4500. It was composed of 14 regiments of cavalry, 3 numbering nearly 5000; of 52 battalions of infantry, s of various numerical strength, but a pretty accurate s average of which would be 640 each, or something e over 33,000 ...

... as having taken part with the Rebels, was in 1812 a Colmnel in- the service of Bonapartej crnan nording the 51st Regt. of French |Light Infantry, aistt an Officer of the Legion of Honour. In the fullowiag year he was promoted to the rant 'of Genera of' ...

... JOHANNESBUBG. Vctorian TMountes Infantry-27 A. J. W. Anderson. severely woruded, Zlth May. VET RIVER. West An-tralian Mounted Infantry-17 Private J. J. 0ll lsra, sligrtly wounded. 5th Ma:. PRETORIA. West Australian Mounted Infantry-71 Private E. W. WithuePl ...

... Edmund Palmer, Staff Corps. Sergeant J. M'Carthy, 51st Foot. Private F. Rutherford, 59th. Sergeant Cherson. Privates G. Ward and WV. Crook, 60th. Private Keane, 92d. Major Wandle, 19th Bombay Infantry, killed at Dobrai, Southern Affghanistan. FOLLOWING ...

... ' The 57 depots' of infantry and of sharpshooters can con- tribute-on an average about 100 men to each active batta- lion, supplying au effective force of; 26,000 men, distributed amongst the 260 battalions composing the infantry, as. well as the riflemen ...

... oditnmission. Unattached-.-To be lieutenant-colonels;of infantry, by purchase: Major W. Macadam, ?? 75th foot; Capt. C. P. Ellis, from. thelst or grenadief regiment of foot guards. To be majors of infantry, bvypurchase: Cap- tains F. A. MA. Fraser, from the ...

... portion ?? the latter brigade was present at Nuzuffghur, as the guns of Mackenzie's troop belonged to it.. The 51st Regimenbof Native Infantry-broke out yesterday at Peshawur, and made an attempt to seize the arms of one of the new Sikh regiments, while ...