... Sir B. Hill, consisting of the British, Brig.-Gen. Mnrillo’s Spanish, and the D’Amarante’s Portuguese divisions of infantry, and the light division, under Mafor-Gen. Charles Baron Allen, and Mgjor-Gen. Vidor Heron Allen’s, Major-Gen. Fane’s, Mgjor-Gen. ...

... Wakefield bookseller, to Miss Middleton, of Ackton. On the 13th ult. Nt Kcrnmy, Richard Wharton Mv.l- Ksq. Captain the 7J*t Light Infantry, only mmi Robert Myddkton, Lsq. Orinklc Rack, in theeounty York, to Frances Penelope,.only child Lieut. CoKjueJ Watson ...

... deserters from the British army, who promise high pay and other advantages. Two of these came to a Sepoy of the 1st Native Infantry, who appeared to agree to take service with the on fifteen rupees a month. After while induced the decoys to go with him ...

... command of Liculeuant General Sir Harry Smith, whose exploits at the buttle of are known all over, and 100 men the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry, with the following officers their head Col. Errington, Capt. Manners, Lieut. Sheaffe, Eusign Farrington, together ...

... and the committee of the house material, still this dam is slowly rising the bed Captain Ai-inches,' formerly of the 51st infantry, which, hist year, fully inveatigated the question. .of the cut, already oausiug at fall of six feet at low and Quarter-Master ...

... the widow of .Major NI Kimball. 47th, ontreal, Athlone 45th. Lucknow, Cork 490, Manchester. Reliant 50th. Ceylon. Parkhurst 51st, Baaul Pindet, Chatham 52nd, India. Chatham 53rd. Portsmouth, Dire 54th, Roorkee. Colander 5511., Portsmouth, Preston Seth ...

... that endent foreign commerce. DrouKh « 7 9 1111 7 li s 44 other side of Ingram's house, where the clerk was the North are lighting for the abolition, the South for . Hitherto the war has been fought on the frontiers, Jj -..U152r50248 7 . _ waiting for ...