... not, for the present, form partofI ethis garrison, but be moved northward shortly after its sarrival. ?? whole of the 51st Light Infantry embarked at Bel. efast on Meonday last, on board steam-vessels, for conveyance -to Bristol. SHAM FIGHT AT WOOLWICH. ...

... of )I. Cork, with the first division of the 99th regiment, from- thet at Mauritius. I is The first detachmeot of the 51st Light Infantry willc d embark in a few days' for Van Diernan's Land. It is not at supposed Lieuteniant-Colonel Campbell will go out ...

... Dragoolls, of a son. On the loth of 7l1itelry, at T.ronto. Upper Canads, the lady of Captstn lleibert Taylur of the 85th Light Infantry. of' a daughterc At Auisey viesarc, Warwickslire, the lady of thc Rev. Francis Newport, of ai daughter. MARRIAGES. On ...

... Sir ThaonasBangB_.LIOcr ofptraton On the 13th of N~ovember at Perth, Van Diemnan's Land, James 'Gates. Esq.. 6f the 51st Light Infantry, to Janen Matilda., eldest dangbster of the Rev. John You!, late seit,.or chaplain. Van Die- man's Land. At Nesetown ...

... s from the 51st, 58th, 913th, and 99th regiments to hold themselves in readin' as tor embarkation to New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. The troops 1 were inspected this day iii heavy met ching order. The 51st King's Own Light Infantry ?? 22 men; the ...

... arrived at Cal. cutta on the 26th of October, from Chusan. The troops were in good health. The head-quarters of the 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Elliott, arrived at Madras on the 27th of October, in the ship Agincourt. This ...

... on the ground wvere the Royal Horse Artillery, tlse 1st Royal Dragoons, thil R;oyal Ar- j tillery, the 2oth, 40th, 51st Light Infantry, and the 54th Regiments, the wlwle pader the command of Uolonel Warre, C.B. The whole of the troops h aiving marche4o ...

... of absence, and resumed com- mand of the Northern District. Dunmore has been re-occupied by a company of the 51st (Kfing's Own) Light Infantry, from Athlone. The 61st Regiment, which sailed for Ireland on the 17th instant, will be quartered at Newry on ...

... for drill and instruction for one month. Captain John C. Coonnington, of the 2nd Batta- lion 13th ('Prince Albert'sq) Light Infantry, is about to retire from the service under the new regula- tions, for the purpose Of joining the militia. ROYAL MILITARY ...

... Limerick; 2nd Brigade, Belfast, Edin- burgh; and 1st and 2nd Royal l,anark Militia. 1VISIO:AL 1.t30r,ors, DUrBI.s-Highland Light Infantry Militia, Inverness; 4th Dragoon Guards, Dublin; 30th Company Royal Eniorers, Cork; A Battery 14th Brigade Royal Artillery ...

... of the 2ul Regintent, founded upon the pritioner's own confcexiion, with having deserted Iroin the l1th Rlegimuentof Light Infantry. The prisoner no S adhered to his confession, and stated that he enlisted in 1872, when the regiment ?? in Dublin, but ...

... s.s. Dynamic will leave Belfast at three o'clock for a lough and coast trip. During the trip the band of the 51st King's Own Yorkshire Light In- i fantry will play the follow aing selection of m'isic March, 'The Fairy Glen (Payne); overture. Bliza and ...