... ON OF THE BRITISH CAVALRY AND INFANTRY. (breveted to Septemier 10, 1857. CAVALRY. At Home.-tat and 24 Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards. 4th sod nth Dragnoo Guards ; Ist, 24.34, 4th, 1016, 11th, 13th, 15th, and 16th Light Dragoons. In India.-Ist, 2d, 3d ...

... Griffiths, severely. 51st liniment Native Infantry—Wounded, Lieu. D C. Ihroell, severely. Regiment ?tours Infantry Wounded, Capt. J. W. IL Jamienoll, severely ; Lieu. W. 11. Lowther, ditto; Lica. G. It. Smith, ditto. 2.1. Infantry Dirision.-2tl European ...

... of European war, or other exceptional circumstances . Regarding the infantry reliefs, we shall first speak of battalions in India. The 48th, 71st Light Infantry, J',2nd Light Infantry, 81st, which went abroad in 1853, and the 28th in ...

... beeneeded In easkiog their ewers, although posited for some dis- Mace by the infantry, with gaol. Several hawing been wised in the esntoommt, they were trial end executed. The 51st Bengal None labially, @tattooed t Peshawar, matinnd an the of August. This ...

... coal, In which be we. deeply buried, for nearly half ao hour. Hie name is Captain Henry Charles Newberry, of the 51st Madras Native Infantry, and of No. 15, Nortbwaite•villas, Randolph•road, Maids-bill. He was terribly wounded and crovhed, and quite insensible ...

... to Corfu—probably the 56th, now daily expected at Dublin, from Bermuda. The regiments remaining st home will then be the 51st Light lefantry, now at Manchester ; the 80th, st Fort George ; and the Nth at Chatham—all of whom have batjust returned from • ...

... system of relief carried out. A Sevens Puntsmukrit.—The Gazette of Friday Mehl contains the followlug :—Glatmorganshire Light Infantry Militia.—Her Majesty has been pleated to direct that the under-mentioued officers, who were absent without leave when ...