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... the 10th Light Cavalry, which remained staunch, inflicted severe loss upon them, and on the following day the mutineers gave in and wore quietly disarmed. Peshawur, on the 22d, threo more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and sth Light Cavalry ...
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... possible; • single line of infantry break through three lines of cavalry ranked in order of battle, and tumble them to ruin. The brunt of the battle fell upon the 20th, but with them were the 12th, 23rd, 25th. 37th, and the 51st regiments, all of which ...
... Regiment—Ensign the bandmaster, 1 corporal, and 34 men. Regiment—so men. Pith Lancers—Comet Rolt, 1 sergeant, and 3 men. Light Infantry—l sergeant, 2 corporals, and men. sth Regiment—3 men. 60th Rifles—l corporal, and men. Regiment—Lieutenant Robinson, ...
... distribute energy, heat, and light in all directions. The glaciers, says the report, are a mine of 'white coal ,' which, unlike the product of earth, is inexhaustible, renewing itself from year to year. Grenoble is soon to be lighted with electricity generated ...
... Maine, 52d Pennsylvania, 51st New York, and Colonel Berdau's Sharpshooters; second, under Colonel Tidball, of the New York, the 85th Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania ; and a third, under Colonel Allen, of the U.S. Infantry, the 85th New York, the 77th ...
... Favourite Actress. Keith on Saturday. There was a large attend- Duke of Richmond and Gordon, the prose- joined up with the 51st Canadians. Whis t once, and good prices were realised. The dent. Mr Gordon Duff of Drummuir, chair- in France he was transferred ...
... in a free light. At eight a.m. yesterday the Germans formed a line to oppose an expected attack from the Irish. The Irishmen obtained a green veil, which they secured to a pole, and charged upon the Teutonic works, when an indiscriminate light ensued. The ...