... of the Royal Artillery, an officer lately promoted, was to sail a from lHalifax, November ?? J Much to the satifaction of infantry officers, sling belts will be agais order- A ed in tile next issues. 5' The 10th regiment; statloned at Toronto, Upper Canada ...

... have never bich chanced upon such a favourable specimen of journal- you ism as Vie Buyle, the organ of the 51st King's Own e ell Light Infantry. This has now been in existence for I ttish about six years, and so greatly has the institution pro-. son spered ...

... ut. Westnacott, severely.-51st Foot, Capain y ( Sriiellic, Lieuts Beardsley and Hicks, all severely.- d 85th Foot Lieutenants Gammnell, Grant, and Mor;o0, all ?? Britanniqises, ILieut. Dufief, se- e, ?? of Brunswick's Light lnfantry, Lieut. I.y- ;zanewky ...

... gon. sglst Regiment of Eoot-To be Ensigns, w ithout purchase.-Ensign e Frederick William Thompson, from the West Kent Light Infantry sMilitia; Oswald D. W. Hunter, Gent.; Alexander James Bndglej, IGent. s 7th Do.-Captain Sir G. F. R. Walker, Bart., from ...

... left for Fort George on Wednes- ti day last, and they were succeeded on Saturday by a portion A of the 71st Highland Light Infantry- above100 in number. b WESLEYAN MissioNs.-We would draw attention to the c anniversary services of the lberdeen branch ...

... Parkhurst ; De- 4th, Crimea; Brighton 49th, Crimea; Fermoy 0raae 6th, Crimea; Canterbury 50th, Crilsea; Fermoy 7th Hussars, York 51st, Malta ; Bury 8th, Crimea; Newbridge S2d, Bengal; Chathsan DIRG 9th Lancers, Bengal; Maidstone 53d, Bengal ; Chathaam havr ...

... Lancers. Tue infantry Will consist of detauhcineicts of the hit 11 and 120 battalions of the Gireinadier Guards, 2(1 battalios of the u5Coldstrecam Guai-ts, and 2d battalion of the Scots, Fasilier 5S Guards ;51st (King's) Liget. Infantry, from Manchester; ...

... 47th ditto, 48th ditito, f'49th ditto, .60th ditto,. 55th, ditto, 624, ditto,' 634. ditto, 68th. oit Light Infantry, 71st Highla nd Light Infantry, '72d Highland- Crer,,67tb Foot, 79th .ditto, 88th Connasugh eges 8t ot ' dtsditto, 92d ditto, 93d Highiundere ...

... The troops going on the Secret Expedition are m so squadrons of the 2oth Light Dragoons, dis- dismounted under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Taylor, and ta regiments of infantry of the line, seleded fiorn the strongest. One bri- ,T ide is under orders ...

... enemy then placed light infantry in the range of i, mountains on the left of the valley, which were opposed by -na division of Spanish infantry,. De Bassei court. u r _ The general attack began by the march of several co- t lumas of infantry into the valley ...

... -0Mr Tandy, vlnroufteors, were killed. Cantoc ,.The 10th~ Light Cavalry multinied at Feroepore on the 9th to' August, ardndtirdered Nelson, the veterinlary surgeonr. te The 51st Native Infantry ~mutinied at Peshawar on, the 26th August, but most' of them ...

... killel; two officers and 26 enlisted men wounded. 4th Cavalry-Two enlisted men killed, 5 wounded. 51st Iowa Regiment- Seven enlisted men wounded. Utah Light Artillery-One officer and two enlisted ine It wounded. Total, 49. DET.AILS OF THE FIGHTING. BRAVER ...