... have never bich chanced upon such a favourable specimen of journal- you ism as Vie Buyle, the organ of the 51st King's Own e ell Light Infantry. This has now been in existence for I ttish about six years, and so greatly has the institution pro-. son spered ...

... ut. Westnacott, severely.-51st Foot, Capain y ( Sriiellic, Lieuts Beardsley and Hicks, all severely.- d 85th Foot Lieutenants Gammnell, Grant, and Mor;o0, all ?? Britanniqises, ILieut. Dufief, se- e, ?? of Brunswick's Light lnfantry, Lieut. I.y- ;zanewky ...

... enemy then placed light infantry in the range of i, mountains on the left of the valley, which were opposed by -na division of Spanish infantry,. De Bassei court. u r _ The general attack began by the march of several co- t lumas of infantry into the valley ...

... The troops going on the Secret Expedition are m so squadrons of the 2oth Light Dragoons, dis- dismounted under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Taylor, and ta regiments of infantry of the line, seleded fiorn the strongest. One bri- ,T ide is under orders ...

... -0Mr Tandy, vlnroufteors, were killed. Cantoc ,.The 10th~ Light Cavalry multinied at Feroepore on the 9th to' August, ardndtirdered Nelson, the veterinlary surgeonr. te The 51st Native Infantry ~mutinied at Peshawar on, the 26th August, but most' of them ...

... killel; two officers and 26 enlisted men wounded. 4th Cavalry-Two enlisted men killed, 5 wounded. 51st Iowa Regiment- Seven enlisted men wounded. Utah Light Artillery-One officer and two enlisted ine It wounded. Total, 49. DET.AILS OF THE FIGHTING. BRAVER ...

... :-Col. W. Mainwaring, I30th Native Infantry;; Col. C. Griffiths, 1st gative IInfantry'; Ccl. St John, 30th Native Infantry (poli- tical officer); Major' C. Olliver, 66th Foot; Lient. J. Whittuck, 1st Native Infantry; Lieut. r. Geoghegan, 3rd Cavairy ; ...

... affords them no opening. Colonel Acton and Colonel Norman have gone -up from Jellalabad with detachments of the 51st, 72nd, 24th Punjaub Native Infantry, 2nd Ghoorkas, some Sappers, and two guns, and have already reached Peizeran, to which place telegraphic ...

... interests, to erect a Light on thd &I Peravle Point, near the Start Head-lassd. This Light will be of peculiar ad- to vantage to the vessels passrig up the British Channel from the Atlantic, as it nill frequesitly prove thesfirst light or sigsnal of rnd made ...

... action at Shabkadr on 9th August:- 51st Field Battery Royal Artillery- Captain Blacker, wounded severely; No. 10,529~ Sergeant Wallman and No. 16,802 Sergeant Chase, wounded slightly. *First Battalion Somersetahire Light In- fantry.-Killed-No. 2173, Sergeant ...

... Battery, under .Major Fegpr, also did great execution from a position higher up. In the meantime the 31st and 24th Pun- jab Infantry and No. 8 Bengal Mountain Battery, supported by the 45th Sikhs, attacked the enomy's centre. As the enemy found their force ...

... 09th, 31st (2d batt.), 32d, 36th, 3sthi, ,)th 42d1 43d (both batts.) 45th, 50th, 51st, 52d (both batts.) 58th, 60dh (2d batt.), 6tih (5tl batt. rifle), 71st, 76th, 9th, 51st, .Sd, 91st, Vtd, 95th (both |batts. rifle) 97th, and Ist batt. of Royal' Veterads ...