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... Gordon, 11th Bengal Native Infantry, to be Colonel in the Army. The Indian Dep6ts.—Notwithstanding the large number of troops that have been despatched to India from Chatham during the summer, the three battalions of infantry are still op to their strength ...
... drained of the infantry and guns of the army of that presidency by the pressure of the Persian war. There remained the Ist Bombay Light Cavalry (Lancers) cantoned at Nusseerabad. but that station received for infantry the 15th Bengal Native Infantry from Meerut ...
... Chiches 2d Dragoons—Lieutenant George Cleghorn, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Gonne, who exchanges. Cornet Samuel beggie to be Lieutenant, without purchase. „ .„ . . 4th Light Dragoons—George James Campbell to De Cornet, without purchase ...
... 38th—Lieutenant Arthur William Barron, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitz- Gerald, who exchanges. 51st—Assistant Patrick Kilgonr, from the Staff, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 57th—The first Christian ...
... Major Gore, who retired from the 71st Foot, upon half pay, on April 30,1867, is Charles. Naval Promotions.— Royal Marine Light Infantry—The commission of Captain Joseph George Shanks is antedated 13th February, 1866, but does not carry with it back pay. ...
... Baron 8. von Leski. Paymaster L. R. Haslewood. Quartermaster J. Gardiner. Surgeon F. Aschenfeldt. Assistant C. Beal.—2a Light Infantry—Captain H. L. Hansen ; Captain R. Schmidt; Captain H. A. Hansen.—3d—Captain C. Blauel; Captain K. Moter. Lieutenant C ...
... purchase. vice Edge, promoted in the llth Foot. 51st—John Vesey Nugent to Ensign, by purc.iase, vice Thompson, promoted. _ r f.2d-Lieutenant John Charles illiam Lever, from the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, be Ensign, without purchase, in succession ...
... Sappers and Miners, three regiments of Cavalry, and six regiments of infantry. The Cami* at Ai.drrshott.—The Camp at Alder•hott will be reduced for the winter to ten regiments df infantry. Troops for Forp.iox Stations.—We hear that it is said to the intention ...
... who retires upon full pay- Ensign O. Cole Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Macd°rhtEvET S. A. Abbott, of the 51st Bengal Native Infantry, to have the rank of Major the Eaot Indies. Office of Obosascf, March 21. Royal Artillery—Lieutenant Colonel W. ...
... deceased Captain and Breeet Major Sidney Augustus Cape', half pay, 51st Foot. Staff Officer of Pensioners, to be Lieutenant-Colonel • and Captain George Webb. Koyal Marine Light Infantry to be Mgjor; Feb. 21. The undermentioned promotion to take place in ...
... Assistant Surgeon, vice Sherlock, appointed to the Bth Light Dragoons. Light Dragoons—A. F. Jones to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sergison, promoted. 7th—Quartermaster G. Elliott, half pay Ist Light Infantry Regiment British German Legion, to he Paymaster, ...
... The winner was sold for £33. Cricket India.—Eleven Sepoys belonging to the 40th Madras Native Infantry have beaten eleven of the European Horse Artillery at cricket. To crown all, the Sepoys gave the Europeans adinner—the Jemadar adjutant being in the ...