... Cape of Good Hope, 3rd Light, Chatham Chatham 4th Ipswich 46th Dublin York 47th Malta; Limerick 7th Hussars,Piershill , 18th Corfu, Winchester Bth Nottingham 119 th Malta; Buttevaut 9th Lancers, Bengal; 50th Preston Maidstone 51st Burmah ; Chatham 10th ...

... Ulster, is ssid never to have The 12th Lancers, 43rd Light infantry, and 73rd High- landers are to proceed from the Cape of Good Hope to the East Indies to relieve the 15th Hussars, 51st Light Infantry, and 94th, who are 10 come home. The ...

... case of sickness in the division. On board these ti ,r vessels are two battalions of the 2nd Light Infantry, two of at e the 4ath,: two companies of the 51st, two companies of the P, d 12th Foot Chasseurs, and one company of the Engineers. ol e Our officers ...

... The 48th was to occupy the points taken by the Chasseurs and the 2nd Light Infantry, and intended to serve as an intrenched camp for landing the artillery and engineers. The 51st Regiment was to take the enemy in the rear if he resisted on the heights ...

... was | of op pipe and caused death. Verdict accordingly. inion that a small portion of it had entered the The Second or Light Infantry SrarrorpsHtre Regi- ment now numbers 33 sergeants, 24 corporals, 15 drummers, and 722 privates exclusive of 83 privates ...

... Brighton and Maidstone, and from the provisional to i battalions, 8d battalion of the Rifle Brigade from Gos- I port, 51st King's Light Infantry, from Manchester, and m eight Militia regiments, making a total of upwards of th . 8,000 men. d The third and fourth ...

... lonion Islands, previous to joining the army in the East, viz.:—lsth Foot (recently returned from Ceylon), from Cork; 51st King’s Light Infantry, from Manchester; 56th, from Dublin; 3rd Battalion 60tb Rifles (newly raised), from Dublin; 80th Foot, from Portsmouth ...

... sickness, was about 4,500. It wvas composed of 14 regi- , menlts of cavalry, numbering nearly 5,000; of 52 battalions T 8of infantry, of various numerical strength, but a pretty ac- o Icurate overage of which would be 640 each, or sonsetlsing ove 1 33,000 ...

... applied it would work a appropriate to a barrack field. The Duke of Richperfect cure, See., &c. (Colonel of the Royal Sussex Light Infantry), I nom Airs. E. Nicholls, Bishop's Cleece, near Major-General Sir G. Wctherall, and Lieut.-General Cheltenham. Knollys ...

... the occasion of that vessel conveying the métabers of the House of Lords to sev the recent naval review at CAVALRY, AND, INFANTRY return moved for by Sir J. Paxton, gives alist of [7 or 18 erected at London, Londonderry, Ashton, Bury, Preston, Brecon ...

... BIRTHS. On the 7th inst., at Duffied House, Duffield the wife of Major Wm. Elliott, Royal Marines (Light Infantry), of a son. On the.3rd inst., at Holywell House, Chesterfield, the wife of T. Carrington, Esq., of a daughter. At Leamington, on the 3rd ...

... Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawur. on the 22d, three more infantry regi- ments, the 24th, 27th, and bslt, and the 5th Light Cavall-y were deprived of their arms. A Subalidar-Majotr of the 51st w Was hanged in presence of all the troops. At Murdan the ...