... honours. The Duke of Richmond, who has been most indo.ati- , gable in his attention to the discipline of the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, stationed here, continues in Brighton with the duchess and family. The Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma ...

... Brighton and Maidatone, and from the provisional battalions, 3rd battalion of the Rifle Brigade frem Gos-a ,port, 51st Kinug's Light Infantry, from Mdanchester, and1 ?? ?? regiments, mnaking a total of upwards of] Major Nasmyth, the gallant colleague of ...

... leler from Varna, of the 18th, stating that the allies had unade a fresh reconnaissance in the Crinea with twvo divisions of infantry and one division of cavalry. Tile Russians were withdrawing, and the :etter denice that transports of supplies were advancing ...

... whether Dragoons or Hussars, light or heavy; but' it is likewise a slight memento of the often-experienced, one might say, stale truth, that dividsed com1mand is just as bad, if not worse, for cavalry than for infantry, and that it does not answer better ...

... appropriate mural monument has just fel been erected in York Cathedral by the surviving re, officers of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry (the thil second regiment of the West-Riding of Yorkshire), to re,~ the mnemory of Major W. H. Hare; Capts. E ...

... and the powerful foiree of Artillery, horse and foot. At Peshawar, on I tbe 22nd, 'three more infantry regiments, the 24th, 27th, and 51st, and the 5th Light Cavalry were deprived of trgir armns. A Subabdar-Major of the 61st was hanged b iq presence of ...

... (Prin. w cess of WVales's Own). ai 25th ?? York Regiment (King's Own in Borderaro.s), pi 51st and 105th ?? SouthYorkshireRegiment (King's. or Own Light Infantry). R 65th and ?? Hali-amahire Regiment (York~ zu arid Lancaster). lo LATEST NEWSO HULL PAOKET ...