... Hong Kong, September 7. Th( The transport Lalpoora argived here to-day issuez with a wing of the 4th Punjab Infantry, a see- tioh of the 51st Native Field Hospital, and the staff of the Third Brigade. - *The German cruiser Tiger, from Amoy, and the German ...

... Pretoria. October 19. [ Vloteir/_ Linc-ln Reg-iaeot-46027 Prrrate C. Thompson, eneici, Pretoria.. October 23: Y orkshire Light Infantry-5770 Privtge W. 'lophuam,- disease aeunknwn, Pciris, Octohuc 21. 18fh ?? Jrnperial Yeo manry-7081 Lance-Corporal ,.G ...

... Associationlast evening selected Mr James Blyth, of 68 South Audley Street, London, captain in the 4th Ox- fordshire Light Infantry Militia, as candidate for the division. Captain Blyth is the Eon of Mr James Blyth, of Hamilton Place, Piccadilly, and ...

... their gnuls, and arere radly to liroceed lay eight o'cloele, whlena the advance wass mlade, Iteadetd Iy tilse light cotupatmies of the 51st Foot. Ott comnitig toirtults 850 yarils of cthe first stockade, ?? Reid, with ttwo nitie-potinder gnuls atid ttvo ...

... active fa supporters had nothing more to say in his se [favour than that he had done his duty in according to his light-but that that light fa was often a mistaken one, was, in fact, tl darkness. They admit that he was not only absent eleven out of fourteen ...

... naturo the | e 9 t ?? the clouds that overhang tat 5ltry are to dia dye in a calmandferti- shoelr, or to burst in thunder and light- th next few weeks will show. The Libc. on party, emliiiactiig the chiefs of various 11S under th late Monarchy, and the present ...

... the comtnand of at r eilcs withthe local rank of ?? v;naE.,, Cctnsts'ot: ' ?? :-ic-achicr-General ?? D'I 6am, i rscet Light Infantry, 21st c, d i Battalion ?? - : c'i Bgdc-Colonel MacGregor -with | : n Mo ioar-encral-2d Iattalion aLl'l--, Yth Goorkla ...

... 97th; Royal Staff Corps; Royal Waggon 1fo Train. Ring's German Legion.-] st and 2d Light Dra- |. goons; 1st, 2d, and 3d Hussars; 1st and 2d battalions iv of Light Infantry ; Isr, 24, 5th, and 7th battalions of the I o Line Brunswick O-Is Regiment, and the ...

... a gentle breeze to temper the burning heat of the sun a lite. BY 94 the fiehting bad become general and close between the infantry ?? Gen. Hoolker' corps leading, supported by Geo. Mansfield's corps, and Richardson'a, followed by the corps Of Gen. Sumner ...

... in front of the standard, and the whole body of Volunteers also saluted her Majesty, and the. band of the Queen's. Own Light Infantry Militia played the National Anthem. Her Majesty then drove e along the front of the line, and we observed Sir Archibald ...

... announces that tha 9th ilegimentof Light Infantry, Ind l the 4dth of the Line, and the 2 Dlragooons have been removed iof es fromn Paris. It savs, further, that eight sergeanrt-majors of the dietion 9th Regiment of l.ight Infantry have been arrested and coumicted ...

... fromt the 51st, 0-8th, 96th, and 99th regirnents ig tohol thmsevesink readiness for embark~ationi to New iger South Wales land Van Diemen's Land. The troops weref risinspected this day in heavy marching order. The 51st has King's Own light infantry furnishes ...