... and Mr Tandy, vo- luteers, were killed. The 10th Light Cavalry mu- tinird at Feronnerere (query Ferozepore) on the 19th A~ugust, and murdered fiilson, the veterinary surgeon. Thbe 51st Native Infantry mutinied at Peshawur on the 28th August, but most ...

... be lieut. vice AlacGrcgorI returns to retired list. To be en- signs: Ensign II. A. C. Pilkington, from. half-pay lork Light Infantry, vice Iteinnick; Ensign J. Hanna, from the 2d West India regt. vice Graham, appointed to the g9th foot. 2d Royal Veteran ...

... 13th Light Infantry, o1th Foot, 66!h Foot, and 92nd Foot, from Gibraltar; 72nd Light Infantry, from Malta; 2nd bat- talion First Royal Soots, from the lonian Islands ; 31st Foot, from ditto ; 48th Foot, from ditto ; lot battalion 71st Highland ...

... Foot, 40th. dlo, l7hdto, 49th ditto, 60th ditto, 51st Light In- faatry, 6d-th-Fobti.S6th. dtitto, 67th diito, 6S2tdddjtto 63rd ditto,..66th ditto1 6Sth Darham Light lnfantry, 71t Highland Light Infantry, 77th Foot, 79th ditto, 82nd ditto, ...

... Gundamuk nnd Jellalabed to Cabul will be made up of the 6th Carabineers, 9th and 51st European infantry, a regiment of native cavalry, five regiments of native infantry- including two hoorka battalions-a battery of field artil- lery, and a mountain battery ...

... command of G6.-Bistrom. On the 27th Lieut;-Gen. Suchozonet, with-the 1st brigaae of the light cavalry of the Guards, the 2d brigade of the 19th division of infantry, and two batteries, was detached to the left side of the Strait of Varna, to threaten the ...

... Ringdom will Ib the 15th Iloyal Irish, the 51st, SOth, and 94th, whieh have just retusned Irorn India, after long se.vice, an4 may no considered .s little better than sheletonreg,- ments, and the 90th Light Infantry and Ist battalitem of e 91st, both of which ...

... feet and began to eat heartily, and rapidly recovered. PRESIENTATION Ou Coroons.-Lady VWilleirs pre- sented the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry Regimnent (now under orders for the Crimea), with now colours in the equase of tlse Regent-road Barraecks at ...

... time being, 6nmiin. 47sec. An interesting- inhitery ceremony has Ia i York Minsfar. Three pairs of colozrs ha : old 51st Liuht Infantry, now thec Ba 1S Za ' ' Own York-hirr Li- c Tnfanmtr. x;ere hen- ' evc the Dean for safe k:oepin. On the ?? memorial ...

... mzail. it ap- pears -that General Wilson, having on -the 16th beenjoirned by tl~e 54th sL ght Infantry, a body of horse~and foot Artillery, -sone Dragoons and Light Oav,2a1, and tw-compauies of Her Majesty's 39th 'Regiment, dete suined, -if tpossible, to ...

... inflict- ed on numbers of the poorer inhabitants of the place.- -Dismounted drafts from the 8th and 11th humsars, also 13th light dragoons and 17th lancers, ire to proceed immediately to the seat of war, to take up the horses left spare by deaths, &c. All ...

... arrangements struck us as new: the house is brilliantly lighted between the acts, but that portion of it occupied by the audience is in total darkness while the acting is going on the only light left is that thrown on the stage by the foot lamps. Blen ...