... Buttevant, and nill shiartl' enaleurk at Criev to replace the 12th at Gibraltar. Oil tha irrisi iof tie 92id at Gibraltar, the 51st light infantryri a hirn iule from the Alediterrilann. The 64th, from Mellingar, replace the 77th at Ja- maico, and the 76th, from ...

... Chasseurs Britanniques-Joseph Bernard M'Dermot to be h Ensign1 without purchase, vide Synakath- appointed to the York light infantry volunteers. ' . Corsican Rangers-Major Abraham Schumpelketel to have permanent irauk in the armty. Ensign Percy. Simpson ...

... Tempest, appointed to the 4th Light Dragoons. 5th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Frederick Drummond Hibbert has been permitted to resign his commission. 12th Light Dragoons-Brevet-Colonel Fred. Chas. Griffiths, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.- Colonel ...

... 'e 1795 to a Lietitenant-Colonelcy In the'6th West India regi- th IS ment, was retnoved on the 5th of April 1790.to the 51st light C e dragoons, and was placed ob the 1st of March E'798 on half re - piay. - He was appointed on the 2gth of April 1802 Colonel ...

... and ilitary Gazette. T he following officers retired from the arm'v lust week: -Captain Tower, 7th light ?? Flnt, *2d ?? lord Antrim, 7th ?? Gregory, 51st ?? Amireaux, 80th foot-and AsEistant. Surgeon Vowell, 73d1 follt. During the last year there has been ...

... the stork. and dil his duty in it masterly style, much to the satisfaction of the gentlemen present. THE ARMY. The 71st light infantry, under Major Lovinge, landed at Dublin on Tuesday last from Glasgow, and narched into Richmond Barracks. Friday Major ...

... Gillespie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hon. M. F. Deane, who is retires. d 4th Light Dragoons-Captain Wm. Jacob Birt, ie from the Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Militia, to be Cornet, without purchase. Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Edward RSmith ...

... Ensign Marse and Mr Tandy, volunteers, were killed. The l0th Light Cavalry mutinied at Feroze- pore on the 19th August, and murdered Nelson the Veterinary Surgeon, The 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Pesha- wur on the 28th August, but most of them weie ...

... the wholehof the davalry, z:;d a considerable body of infantry, but they did- not ;'.zemptto press upon oufiear. They took advan- tage of the ground to cionade our rear-guard, c consistiog.of the light.divisionunder Major-General Charles Alten,on the 17th;-on- ...

... - deo 3d Light do.-Bengal; Ilaidston. 46th do.-Canada; Armagh t 4th Light ?? 47th ?? f 6th D-agoons-Birmingham 48th da.-Jamaica: Kilkenny 7th Huessars-Ipswich 49th ?? i r Sth ?? 50th do-Bengal; Chatham 9th Lancers-Bengal; SlIaidston. 51st ?? Diemen's ...

... nelcy, under the conditions of the Horse Guards Circular Memorandum of 15th February 1861. ADMs IRALTY. Royal Marine Light Infantry-First Lieutenant Jelinger Henry Symons to be Captain, vice Daly, placed on half-pay; Second Lieutenant Frederick Vin- ...

... living in the Rue ?? a young oertive wrho can only see by the light of the sun. After sunset he can distingtuish no objet even if i; be lighted by the most powerfully concentrated arti- ?? light. This infirmity, known by thie name of if ctlpe, appears to ...