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... eiders for foreign service to prepare for liate embarkation —viz., the 15th Foot, recently returned from Ceylon; the 51st King's Light Infantry, ditto, from India, 80ih Foot ditto; and 94tli Foot, ditto , dctJcbiaents from the Tanous depot companies, and 1 ...
... Bombay army ; Lieutenant-Colonel Cumming, of the Ist Bombay Eutopean Fusiliers; and Brevet-Major Clarkson, 12th Bombay Native Infantry, are among the death casualties reported since the despatch of last mail« Sir K. Armstrong this time back at Madras. Drogbeda ...
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... ee days, doing no made, beade d by the light | clared he woald kill him if b e would not consent nd we certainly when the advance was two shirts, some stock- my heart’ Collins afterwards declan companies of t 51st foot. Oncoming within 840 to give hima ...
... >alive Infantry, with another native corps, and company of European Artillery, to prepare for immediate embarkation, and some steamers and transports ware hired for conveying these troops to Burmah. . , . Madras was ordered to send her Majesty 51st, two ...