... 4stli, Jamaica: Newbridge 6th ditto. Norwich 4f»th, Castlebar 7th ditto, Cape of Good Hope: 50th, Bengal: Chatham Maidstone 51st. Van Diemens Land : Ist Dragoons, Uallincollig Chatham ditto, Dublin i 52d. Quebec: Brecon 3d ditto, Bengal: Maidstone 63d ...

... make the usual affidavit to it was on his return home, about five he he perfect Without at, at his door. It appears he had a light in his not lofty, his servant having gone into the stable, he stood a on led her when a man appeared behind a little wall, ...

... from this garrison, en route for Gravesend, there embarked board the Lord Hunger/ord, consisting of Id men of King’s Own Light Infantry, :{7 men of the 84th, and 8 mi-n of the 91th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join their respective regiments ...

... and 7'Kh Native Infantry, and Iloggan, her Majesty's Hist Foot, .‘{('.(h and 4t'>th Native Infantry. The cavalry to formed the right, artillery on the left of the cavalry, and the infantry the left the whole. The cavalry and the infantry to formed in column ...

... following regiments of her Majesty’s troops arc doing duty in India:—Cavalry—3d Light Dragoons, Bengal; loth Hussars, Bombay; 14th Light Dragoons, Bengal; L*»th Hussars, Madras. Infantry—Sth Regiment. Bombay; 10th, Bengal; IHih.ditto; 22d, Bombay; Bengal; 271 ...

... Native gentleme tive Infantry; Jol She had no! t been long there before one of the fen Infantry; James William Henry Jamieson, 52d Bengal a white ket-handkerchief to her face, and she Native Infantry; ‘Thomas Moore, h Bengal Light Ca- further reco! Hection ...

... gh Light s to ke few v ut next purchase, vice Brocas, who retiv 1 ed, whieh caused pri up. ragoons— Cornet Frederick Eilis to be utenant, by milkers, newly ved, were disposed of at price ame as purchase, vice Atkinson, who retires, Oct. 2 2 Light | from ...

... H. 11‘Bean to Quartermaster, vice M. Nelson, who retires upon half-pay. 3d Light Dragoons—N. C. Chicberter, gent., to Cornet, by purchase, vice Bennett, who retires. 13th Light Ilragoons—Surgeon J. Paynter, from 48th Foot, to Surgeon, vice Young, who exchanges ...

... loaded, determined smoke (he snake out of its hidingplace. One of them accordingly thrust some lighted material in at the end, whilst another put down a lighted slick into the touch-hole. The piece at once went off, killing one man and wounding three others ...

... the same evening, and the European infantry the following morning, leaving the 26ih Madras Native Infantry to garrison Martaban, where they w. joined during the forenoon by the company of Madras Artillery, with its light field battery, with instructions ...

... Belfast 47th. Corfu; Templemor* 4Hth, Newport. S. W. 4!»th. Corfu: Waterford • 50th, Preston 51st, Uuimah, Chatham 52d. Dublin I 53d, Sliub Kudder, Bengal: Light do , Umballa. Bengal Maidstone Chatham *.tilt. Quebec: Londonderry 4th ditto. Ipswich 55th ...

... same arv:—At Rangoon, on the 8th December,185' orning, Colonel M‘Neill, 7th Regiment Light € alry, | t-oftice commanding Vellore, and brigadier comman 18 2d Infantry brigade, Madras division, Army of A then sea, on the Sth January, 1852, Captain J. M ...