... Diitricis: Colonel A. H. Luck, from lieutenant- r 55s, colonel half-pay, to he colonel to command the D leld 51st King's Owna (Yorkshire Light Infantry) andt 65th (the York and Lancawster Regiment) rags- Ie aer- mental districts, vice Colonel Byam, w hose ...

... articlelof.a, S euspicioensuatdre couldhe found. 'Mo~nkat ino 'bdnot driveil far when he was sbo~pe'diby aticket ti of' Thissian :infantry. 'He 6iltibited'his'PasspOrt,' -al and requested permission to ?? ?? told 'ti 'that lie mustbe taken to the tiffinerocommanding ...

... resistance' was ?? ~ odathey were unabtle to penetrate so far. ']he~brluna of the F musedg atc;this da : fell uopn the.4th infantry, brigade .com1 51 as minded by Colonel Nicholson, and inldn t G s ween, f riler. Hundreds wove left dead in the streets i ...

... 500 strong ?? 2,000 the - am I- I15,000 See if 110 gurro, including batterihng and light field pieces. No t y return gf tire nmtililrryrnen. A battalion of infantry arrd gsiriuld coesist of 960 neon, anrd a regiment of cavalry 800 Wi( so that tire infanltry ...

... dimensions of a eolinin,7jcon- 27 . sisting of tire 8th hussars, 1st lancers, her Majesty's fro 72nd Highlanders, 96th regiment, 51st reginrerit, thr c detachment of her Majesty's 83rd regiment, 11th pit company of royal engineess,' 2nd Bombay cavalry, als ...

... 9 -eet. asto good character and efficiency from Isis commanding Wit t, the officer, The legion will cotisist of cavalry, infantry, and tn' in the artillery. Applications will be received by Colonel Kinl- in ~ection loch, inspector, British Foreign Legion ...

... DismraTS.-Li ?? and Colonel Francis Georgs Cocksedge Probart fromx half-pay to be ?? to command the- 51st jiegirnental District (the King's Own Light Infantry, Sonth Yorkshire Regiment}, to which the 65tl RKeginental District (tho York and Lancaster Regiment) ...

... cubicles and landings into which a they were previously broken up, and the t remaining shells provide two lofty and well- 1i lighted theatres, each 32 feet by 36 feet, capable t of accommodating classes of 160 students. These have been provided with tables ...

... geasral court-martial assembled at Chathamn, on 'Tuesday, for the trial of James Cresgh, a private it, the 106th Bombay light infantry regiment, on the charge of baviag,inone of the barrack rooms$ at Cbathamn Barracks, On the night of the i5th uit., made ...

... cl arge Mue, for weindotr-light, there seavaR should be ani AnDITIONAn, char' h.0r madefor any of those windows that mtpht be re-opened. or Ji' hose capnew teindeio hichmigt tc shtdc n euiaenses. The reds the for wlindow-light charged at the time of the ...

... the clanging of bells, and the rear of the populace, the glorious i pageant had passel away in a parti-coloured blaze of light, `i what was left but the recollection of the transitory pleasure Ur of the eye end of the indescribable excitement which the ...

... Asturias to the peaople, but that, a-as it was dusk, they could soot see lom well, and sc- atcordingly her MTajesty, had a lighted candle brou!'hi and held up before his face. This little iineident i~- creased the popular enthusiasmi. At Oviedo, wlerie ...