road as the Sudder Board office; and thus the rain-gauge of the Surveyor General's office, which is fixed there, did not indicate the quantity which fell.

At the Mauritius, this phenomenon is said not to be uncommon, of rain without cloud. We learn from our informant, that some natives, one, a man who had been many years at Lucknow, and, another who has lived at almost every station between Calcutta and Delbi, states that this is not uncommon, and that it happens every year, once or twice! We should be obliged by any of our readers informing us of any well ascer tained instances of rain without cloud, either formerly or that may happen in future. Much attention is, at last, being paid to meteorological phenomena at home, and the peculiar ones which form the outstanding" and "residual" instances, are calculated to throw light on such researches.-Englishman, Aug. 8.

Some weeks ago we noticed a case of aggravated assault on two respectable European gentlemen, Messrs. Wallace and Phipps, in charge of indigo factories, in the neighbourhood of Mongbyr. They were set upon by a mob of hired laterals, and most severely beaten. The authorities, with Mr. Dampier at their head, took active steps to bring the offenders to justice; and we have just learnt from a correspondent, that a number of the delinquents have been convicted, after a careful investigation by Mr. Gouldsbury, the sessions judge of the district, and that twenty-one of them have been sentenced to hard labour in irons for seven, and ten of them for five years.--Hurkaru, Aug. 9.

We understand that the Eliza Warwick has brought about 500 tons of ice, with sundry barrels of apples, and similar creaturé-comforts. We hear, too, that there is a small batch of horses on board. This is the first importation, we apprehend, of this description of live stock from America.-Ibid.

FEROZEFORE.We regret much to learn that up to the 26th of July no rain had fallen at Ferozepore, and that the heat was consequently oppressively great. Cholera too had evinced symptoms of a return. A change of weather is looked upon as the sole panacea for the afflictions with which the frontier cantonment has unfortunately been visited this year.-Delhi Gazette, Aug. 2.

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DELHI.-The weather continues favourable, more rain having

fallen.

The Delhi Gazette, "by the same process which gave consistency to the various rumours abroad, regarding the visit of the Governor general," has arrived at the conclusion that the numerous regiments now on or near the frontier, will shortly be formed into a corps d'armée for carrying into effect arrangements.completed between the British Government and that of Lahore. He instances as "a sign of the times," that H, M's 31st regt, has been ordered to stand fast at Umballah, and that the order was accompanied by a hint that there was no chance of the regiment quitting the Upper Provinces, for the next year at least. Hur karu, Aug. 9,

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Avery serious disturbance occurred in Lahore on the 24th July, unattended, however, with bloodshed, caused by the two battalions of Bishen Singh, who took and kept possession of one of the gates of the fort till sunset."Hurkaru, Arg. 9.

Among the on dits of the day is, that Mr. H. V. Bayley will fill the office of private secretary to Sir Herbert Maddock, on the latter's taking the seat of President in Council, and Governor of Bengal; and that Capt. Lang 36th N.I. will be his honour's military secretary, and St. George Oakes, aide-de camp. We have heard Capt. Spottiswoode's (9th Lancers) name mentioned in connexion with the former office; but we remarked, in Saturday's orders, the abovementioned officers placed at the disposal of the government of Bengal, and therefore consider them the favorites.-Hukaru, Aug. 9.

ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.-Last Saturday niglit, Mr. Sageman and Mr. William Greaves, Superintendent of the Government Stationary office, escorted a lady across the river to Howrall, and were returning home a little after midnight, when the boat they were in went against a buoy off the Suikeah Ghaut, and, owing to the strong and rapid current at ebb tide, upset. Mr. Sageman had a most providential escape, having swam, in full dress, so far down as the opposite side of Chandpaul Ghaut, when he was picked up by some people in a dingy.- Englishman, Aug. 1.

Malta, August 7, 1845. Another shock of an earthquake was felt at this station last night, at ten minutes past eleven o'clock by my watch. It was of longer duration than either of the other two, and the motion was tremulous. The weather stormy, and the river continues to rise.

THE H. C. S. "AMHERST."-This vessel

sold yester. native gentle

We commend to the attention of those who have friends in Scinde, the following notice by the post-master-general N. W. P., from which they will see that an opportunity is offered for despatching, parcels to that distant and, from this side of India, not easily accessible, province :·

"NOTICE. The families and friends of parties in Scinde, arc informed that Banghy parcels will be sent free of any charge, as far as the river passage is concerned, from Loodiana and Ferozepore post offices to Sukkur, by the steamer Napier, now coming up from Scinde on an experimental trip. Due notice will be given of the probable date on which the Napier will leave Loodiana."

"All parcels for the steamer must be clearly directed to the care of the post-master of Loodiana (or Ferozepore) to be forwarded by steamer.'

"The Banghy hire to Loodiana or Ferozepore must be prepaid. H. B. RIDDELL, Post-master-general N. W. P. July 29th, 1845." || 1 Delhi Gazetle, August 2. Late yesterday afternoon, we received the following Delhi Gazette Extra :

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kylet od Delhi, Sunday, the 3rd August, 1845.'1 "We hasten to communicate the following important information from Ferozepore :

"The officer cominanding that station, having received information, on the morning of the 29th July, that a body of armed Sikhs, amounting to 500 cavalry, with some infantry, had been sent from Lahore, to obtain forcible possession of some villages from farmers who had provided the Ferozepore cattle with grass from their lands, ordered out two ressalas of the 3rd irregular cavalry, to Koonda Ghat, opposite Ferozepore, to intercept their crossing. Not a blade of grass was allowed to be cut on the morning of the 29th. The Napier is said to have reached Ferozepore, as also a cargo of goods from Bombay. Instructions had reached Ferozepore to read the general order

never known to have been so severe in its attacks at this station before.-Ibid, August 14.

AGRA. We have had very heavy rain since our last. The river is greatly swollen, and the road which runs parallel to it, is flooded. We hear that some fatal accidents have occurred during the very severe thunder and lightning storms, which havelately visited us. The quantity of rain fallen since the com mencement of the monsoon is nearly twenty-two inches.-Agra Ukhbar, August 2.

The rains here have been very heavy this season. The Jumna has risen unprecedentedly high, so that parts of the strand are under water, and the portion of it under the fort is impassable.

Several old houses in the city have fallen in, and in the Nyeke-Mundee, two or three lives have been lost by the fall of houses. To prevent further similar accidents, we hear that the magistrate has ordered all dilapidated walls to be pulled down.

We regret to learn that the steamer had not reached Ghurmukteser Ghat on the afternoon of the 3rd instant; a large detachment of the Meerut police battalion are reported to have been there since the 20th July, with 25 or 30 men of the cavalry, in charge of one lakh of rupees of old coin, to be embarked on the steamer for Calcutta. They are to escort the ten lakhs she has on board to Meerut.-Delhi Gazette, Aug. 6.

The roads in the interior of the district are described as im passable, owing to the overflowing of the Nuddees, &c., near them. The road between Agra and Futtehpore is quite under water, in consequence of the bunds in the Bhurtpore territory having given way.

The Orul or Kharee Nuddee, which runs under the town of Iradutnugur, has risen too high to be forded, as, indeed, is the case with the Nuddees in this neighbourhood generally. We shall, doubtless, hear of similar obstructions on other lines of communication with the marts of the district.

A beautiful full-length portrait of the Hon. Mr. T. C. Robertson, late lieutenant-governor of these provinces, has reached

Agra, to be hung up in the Metcalfe testimonial. It is the one subscribed for by his friends and admirers at Agra, who also contributed to the establishment of a scholarship, in honour of him, at the. Agra College. The painting is in oil, and was taken by an eminent Italian artist at Rome... The likeness is considered excellent, and the execution is admirable. Mr. R. is represented in a standing posture, with a book in one hand. The picture is (in a splendid gilt massive frame, made in England,~

JESSORE, AUG. 9.-We had a very severe earthquake here on the night of the 6th, which alarmed the inmates of my house exceedingly. Its approach was indicated by a noise from the eastward, resembling very much the distant rumbling sound of carriage-wheels in Calcutta, and a sudding lulling of the wind, which had previously blown strong. The shock itself was exceedingly violent, and rocked the house about as if bent on its destruction. It lasted, in all, about thirty seconds, as nearly as I could guess. This is the fourth or fifth visitation of the kind that has been experienced in this quarter within the last fortnight or three weeks.

RUNGPORE.-We had smart shocks of an earthquake on the night of the 23rd and the morning of the 26th July. Again, on the 6th of August, at twenty minutes past eleven P.M., a very severe shock was experienced. A smart puff of wind followed a dead calm; this, in half a minute, was succeeded by a shock that set the chairs in motion, and made my old It bungalow creak like a ship rolling in the trough of the sea, appeared to move from N. W. to S. E. Indigo prospects any thing but good; still Rungpore will far exceed last year's out

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CIVIL: APPOINTMENTS, &C.

BEST, W. qual. for pub. serv. attach to coll of Ft.: William, Aug. 13.

BRAMLY, W. J. to be an assist. under the com. of the Agra. div. Aug. 5.

CAMPBELL, Geo. to off. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Budaon, fr. date on which C. T. Le Bas inay quit that sta. Aug. 5. D'OGILVY, qual. for pub. serv. to N. W. provinces, Aug. 9. FORD, W. to off. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Panerput, Aug. 5. GALLAWAY, A. to be an assist. under comm. of Meerut div. July 29.

GRAY, W. res. ch. of office as off. mag. of Dinagepore, Aug. 2. GUTHRIE, J. to be an assist. under the com. of Delhi div. July 30 LIND, F. M. to offic, as jt. mag. and dept. coll. of Goruck pore, July 29.

LUSHINGTON, E. H. off. mag. of Chittagong, ass. ch. of Aug. 4.

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MACWHIRTER, J. P. to off, as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Furrruckabad, Aug. 5.

SAUNDERS, C. B. to off. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Panceput, appt. cancelled, Aug. 5.

SPANKIE, R. to be an assist. under comm. of Agra div. STAINFORTH, F. civ. and sess. judge of Chittagong, res. ch. of off. [...› Aug, 42

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QUARTLEY, Rev. C. J. serv. pl. at disp. of lieut. gov. of N. W. prov. Aug. 9.

ABERCROMBIE, 1st Lieut. J. to 3rd tr. 3rd brig. h. a. July 24,
AHMUTY, Col. J. art. to 1st batt. July 24.

ALEXANDER, Brev. Lieut. col. J. to 3rd tr. 2nd brig. b. a. July 24.
ALEXANDER, 1st Lieut. F. art. to 4th co. 7th batt. July 24.
ALLEN. 1st Lieut. E. art. to 4th co. 4th batt. July 24.
ANDERSON, Capt. J. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt. July 24.

ANDERSON, Brev. major W, C.B. to be capt. 1st tr. 1st brig. h. a.
July 24.

ANGELO, 2nd Lieut. J. A. art. to 2nd co. 2nd batt. July 24.
ARBUTHNOT, Cornet the hon. C. J. D. to do duty with 5th L.C. at
Muttra, July 26.

ATLAY, 1st. Lieut. E. art. to 3rd co. 4th batt. July 24.
AUSTEN, 1st Lieut. A. G. art. to 2nd co. 7th batt. July 24.

AUSTIN, Brev. capt. E. G. to continue as adj. and qr. mr. to 2nd brig. art. July 24.

BAKER, Major O. art. to 2nd batt. July 24.

BALDWIN, Brev. capt. R. H. to 2nd troop 1st brig. H. A.; to be adjt. of art. at Loodianah, July 24.

BARR, Brev. capt. W. to 3rd troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.
BATTINE, Maj. gen. c.B. to be lieut. col. com. 3rd batt. art.

BONNY, 2nd Lieut. A. art. to 1st comp. 1st batt. July 24,
BOSWELL, Lieut. N. C, 2nd N. I. to be adj. s. Mainwaring, decl.
July 23.
batt. art. July 24.

BOURCHIER, Lieut, C. to be int. and qr. mr, 8th b
BowIE, 1st Lieut. C. V. to 3rd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24.
BRADFORD, 1st Lieut. E. O. art. to 3rd co. 7th batt. July 24.
BRIND, Capt. J. art. to 3rd comp. 9th batt. July 24.
BRIND, Brev. maj. to 1st troop 3rd brig. H.A. July 24. ·
BRISTOW, 1st Lieut. D'O. R. art. 6th co. 9th batt. July 24.7
BROOKE, Lieut. col. G. to 1st brig. H.A. July 24.
BROOME, Capt. A. art. to 6th co. 9th batt. July 24..
BROUGHAM, Lieut. T. to be adj, and qr, mr. to 6th batt, art. July

BRUCE, 1st Lieut. H. Le G. to 3rd troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24. BRUCE, 1st Lieut. R. R. to Ist troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24. BUCKLE, Capt. E. (on staff employ) to 1st troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24.0

BURNETT, Capt. F. C. art. to 1st co 3rd batt. July 24)

BURNETT, Capt. F. to com. 1st comp. 3rd batt. sub, at Dum Dum, by July 24, 2

CARLETON, Brev. capt, H. A. Art, to 2nd co, 3rd batt. July 24, CAMPBELL, Brev, maj. A. to 3rd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24. CAMPBELL, Capt. J. H. Art. to 2nd co. 4th batt. July 24.

CARRINGTON, L'eut. A. 24th N.I. to do duty with Sylhet it. inf. batt. v. Williams, July 25.

CAULFIELD, Lieut. J. P. 2nd N.I to the 2nd batt. lt. inf. of the
Bundlecund legion v. Reid, dec. July 24.

CAUTLEY, Capt. P. T. art. to 4th co, 3rd batt, July 24, p.
CHANNER, Capt. G. G. art. to 1st co. 4th batt. July 24.
CHRISTIE, 1st Lieut. P. to 2nd troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 2+
CHRISTIE, Capt. E. art. to 1st co. 5th batt. July 24.

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CLAY, Ens. E. B. to join and do duty with 23rd N.I. at Dinayore,. July 23.

CLIFFORD, 1st Lieut. G. H. art. to 2nd co. 2nd batt. July 24. V CONRAN, 1st Lieut. H. M. art. to 1st co. 6th batt. July 24.-2016 COOKES, 2nd Lieut. C. H. art. to 3rd èo. 2nd batt. July 242 2501 COOKWORTHY, 1st Lieut. C. art, to 4th co. 6th batt. July 24.92*** COOPER, Capt. G. L. to be com, of ordnance v. Capt. Bazeley; to 21st troop, 2nd brig. H.A. July 24.5 10 42

CORNISH, Capt. F. W, to com, 2nd comp. 3rd batt. art. at Dinali aspore, July 24. ̧>

COURTENAY, 1st Lieut. H. R. art. to 1st co. 1st batt. July 21.
Cox, 2nd Lieut. W. F. art. to 4th co. 5th batt. July 24.

1st Lieut. C. V. to 1st troop, 3rd brig. H. A. July 24. ^
CRAWFURD, Lieut. col. G. R. art. to 1st batt. July 24.
DABZELL, Capt. H. B. art. to 1st co. 1st batt. July 24.
DANIELL, Capt. J. FI. to com. 1st comp. Sth batt. art. at Nowsons
July 24.

DASHWOOD, Capt. F. to 1st tr. 1st brig. h. art. July 24.
DAWES, 1st Lieut. M. art. to 2nd co. 7th batt. July 24.
DAY, Capt. E. F. to 5th tr. 1st brig. b. art. July 24.
DELAFOSSE, Major H. c.B. to 1st brig. h. art. July 24.
DELAMAIN, Brev. capt. W. Hato continue cascadj. gr. mr. to 1st
batt. art. July 24, 2013 VABA SAD
DENNISS, Lieut, col. G. G. art. to 2nd batt. July 24.
DE TEISSIER, Lieut. H. P. to be int. and qr. mr. 7th batt, ar
July 24.

DICKENS, Lieut. C. H. to be adj. and qr. mr. to 3rd batt. art. v. Burnett, prom. July 24.

DIXON, Major C. G. art. to 6th batt. July 24.

DOUGLAS, 1st Lieut. C. art. to 1st co. 5th batt. July 24. **** D'OYLY, 1st Lieut. E. A. C. to 2nd tr. 3rd brig. b. art. July 24. DUNCAN, Capt. F. K. to 4th tr. 2nd brig. h. a. July 24.

DUNDAS, Maj. gen. Sir J. F. Bart. to be col, of 2nd batt. art. July 24.

DUNDAS. 1st Lient. C. S. art. to 4th co, 5th batt. July 24.

DYKE, Capt. G. H. art. to 2nd co. 5th batt. July24; to be superint.
Cossypore foundry, v. Maj. A. Wilson.

EGERTON, Capt. J. F. art. to 1st co. 5th batt. July 24.
ELIOT, Lieut. J. to be adj. 8th batt. art. July 24,
EWART, Maj. D. to 2nd brig. b. a. July 24,

EYRE, Brev. capt. V. (on detached employ) to 2nd tr. 2nd brig. h. a. July 24.

FAGAN, 1st Lieut. R. C. H. B. art. to 1st co. 5th batt. July 24.
FAITHFUL, 1st Lieut. H. J. to 1st tr. 2nd brig. h. a. July 24.
FARRINGTON, Lieut. col. J. J. art. to 7th batt. July 24.

FENNING, Capt. S. W. to com. 2nd comp. 8th batt. art. at Neemuch, July 24.

FITZGERALD, Capt. G. F. art. to 4th co. 2nd batt. July 21. FITZGERALD, 2nd Lieut. W. R, art. to 1st co. 7th batt. July 24.

FRANCIS, 1st Lieut. H. art. to 1st co. 4th batt. July 24.
FRITH, Col. W. H. L. to 3rd brig. H.A. July 24.
GAITSKELL, Capt. F. art. to 4th co. 5th batt. July 24.
GARBETT, Capt. H. to 4th troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24.

GEDDES, Brev. lieut. col. W. to 3rd brig. H. A. tó com. art at
Loodianah, July 24.

GILMORE, 1st Lieut. R. S. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt. July 24.
GILMORE, 2nd Lieut. J. F. art. to 2nd co. 3rd batt. July 24.
GILMORE, Capt. H. C. 59th N.I. transferred to inv. est. fr. July 7,
and permitted to reside at Meerut, Aug. 8.
GOWAN, W. M. to 4th troop, 2d brig. H. A. July 24.
GOWAN, Lieut. col. G. E. c.B. to 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.
GRAHAM, Lieut. col. G. c.B. art. to 3rd batt. July 24.
GRAHAM, Capt. G. T. art. to 4th co. 7th batt. July 24.
GRANT, Brev. maj. C. to 2nd troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.
GRAY, 2nd Lieut. W. J. art. to 2nd co, 9th batt, July 24.
GRIFFITH, 2nd Lieut. J. C. art. to 3rd co. 6th batt. July 24.
HALL, Capt. W. L. 2nd Eur. reg. to act as aide-de-camp to Major
gen. G. Hunter, C.B. Aug. 2.

HAMMOND, 1st Lieut. H. (on furl.) to 4th troop 1st brig. H. A.
July 24.

HARRISON, 2nd Lieut. E. art. to 4th co. 3rd batt. July 24.
HATHWAIT, Lieut. col. G. to 3rd brig. H, A. July 24.

HAWKINS, 1st Lieut. A. W. art. to 4th co. 2nd batt. July 22
HAY, 1st Lieut. W. to 4th troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.

HAYDON, 2nd Lieut T. art. to 1st comp. 6th batt. at Cawnpore,
July 24.

HEATH, 2nd Lieut. A. H. art. to 4th co. 2nd batt. July 24.

HILTON, Ens. T. W. 65th N.I. to be lieut. fr. June 10, in succ. to Lieut. Rees, prom.

HIND, Ens. J. posted to 32nd N.I. at Neemuch, Aug. 1.

HOGGE, Brev. capt. C. (on furl.) to 3rd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24.

HOLLAND, 1st Lieut. G. art. to 5th co. 7th batt. July 24. HORSFORD, Capt. R. to com. 2nd comp. 6th batt. art. at Umballa, July 24.

HUISH, Brev. capt. A. to continue as adj. and qr. mr. to 3rd brig. art. July 24.

HUMFRAYS, Capt. A. to com. 5th comp. 7th batt. art. at Ferozepore, July 24.

HUNGERFORD, 1st Lieut. T. J. W. art. to 1st co. 2nd batt. July

24.

HUTCHINSON, 1st Lieut. A. C. art. to 1st co. 2nd batt. July 24. HUTCHINSON, 1st Lieut. W. C. to 1st troop 1st brig. H. A. July

24.

INNES, Brev. capt. J. to com. 2nd co. 5th batt. art. at Benares, July 24.

JELLICOE, Ens. F. G. to join and do duty with 55th N.I. at Meerut, July 23.

JOHNSON, 1st Lieut. E. B. art. to 1st co. 1st batt. July 24.
KAYE, 1st Lieut. E. to 4th troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24.
KENNION, 1st Lieut. T. E. art. to 2nd co. 6th batt. July 24.
KINLESIDE, Capt. R. R. art. to 4th co. 9th batt. July 24.
KIRBY, Lieut. G. to continue as adjt. and qr. mr. to 2nd batt. art.
July 24.

KNATCHBULL, Brev. capt. R. E. art. to 1st co. 9th batt. July 24. LAMBERT, 1st Lieut. P. C. to 3rd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24; to act as adj. to div. and 3rd brig. Aug. 2.

LANE, Brev. lieut. col. J. L. to 2nd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24,
LANG, Capt. J. 36th N.I. placed at dispos. of govt. Aug. 1.
LARKINS, Capt. G. art. to 1st co. 6th batt. July 24.
LAWRENCE, Brev. maj. F. to 1st tr. 3rd brig. h. a. July 24.
LAWRENSON, Capt. G. S. (on leave to Cape,) to 2nd tr. 1st brig.
h. a. July 24.

LEWIS, 1st Lieut. H. art. to 1st comp. 7th batt. July 24.
LIGHT, 1st Lieut. A. art, to 2nd comp. 1st batt. July 24.
LINDSAY, Maj. gen. A. c.B. to be col. 5th batt. art. July 24.
LOCKETT, Lieut. G. W. C. 58th N.I. doing duty with reg. of
Kelat-i-Ghilzie, to rejoin his own corps.

LUDLOW, Capt. E. H. art. to 3rd comp. 7th batt. July 24.
MACKENZIE, Brev. capt. M. to be adj. and qr. mr. to 1st brig. art.
July 24.

MACKENZIE, Ens. J. M. fr. 65th to 58th N.I. at Jubbulpore.
MACKINNON, 1st Lieut. W. A. to 2nd tr. 1st brig. b. a. July 24.
MACLEOD, 1st Lieut, H. J. B. art. to 4th comp. 6th batt. July 24.
MACSWEEN, 1st Lieut. H. D. to 4th tr. 8th brig. h. a. July 24.
MACVITIE, Major W. J. art. to 3rd batt. July 24.
MADDEN, Capt. E. art. to 1st comp. 7th batt. July 24.
MAISTER, 1st Lieut. G. art. to 1st co. 7th batt. July 24.
MALLOCK, Capt. Z. M. to com. 4th comp. 1st batt. sub, at
Saugor.

MANSON, 1st Lieut. J. A. 4th troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.
MARSHALL, 1st Lieut. W. B. art. to 5th co. 7th batt. July 24.
MASTER, Capt. E. P. art. to 3rd co. 3rd batt. July 24.
MAXWELL, 1st Lieut. H. H. to 4th troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24.
MAXWELL, Lieut. W. to be adj. and qr. mr. to 5th batt. art. v.
Dickens, from July 24.

MCDONALD, Brev. maj. J. to com. 1st comp. 1st batt. art. at
Agra, July 24.

M'GREGOR, Capt. G. H. c.в. art. to 1st co. 2nd batt. July 24: MCGREGOR. Brev, capt. A. N. M. to off. as 2nd in com. of Hurrianah It. inf. batt. Aug. 2.

MCNEILL, 1st Lieut. D. to 3rd troop 3rd brig. H.A. July 24.
MECHAM, 1st Lieut. R. to 2nd troop 1st brig. H.A. July 24.
METCALFE, 1st nat. D. to 1st troop, 2nd brig. H, A. July 24.
MILES, Capt. F. A. art. to 6th co. 7th batt. July 24.

MILLS, Capt. F. to com. 6th comp. 8th batt. art. at Bareilly,
July. 24.

MILL, 1st Lieut. J. to 1st troop 1st brig. H. A. July 24.
MILLER, 2nd Lieut. W. art. to 3rd co. 5th batt. July 24.
MILLS, Capt. C. E. art. to 3rd co. 5th batt. July 24.
MILLIGAN, 1st Lieut. G. art. to 1st co. 1st batt. July 24.
MOIR, 1st Lieut. G. to 2nd troop 3rd brig. H. A. July 24:
MOLLER, Ens. H. posted to 56th N. I. at Agra, Aug. 1.
MONEY, Lieut. E. R. to be adj. and com. 4th comp. 6th batt. art.
at Meerut, July 24.

MONEY, 1st Lieut. J. art. to 3rd co. 7th batt. July 24.

MONTMORENCY, Capt. R. H. de 65th N. I. to be maj. in suc. to Maj. Wilson, prom. fr. June 10.

MONTGOMERY, 1st Lieut. H. art. to 1st co. 9th batt. July 24; tó be dep. com. of ordnance v. Cooper.

MOWATT, Capt. J. L. to 4th troop 1st brig. H. A. July 24.
NEWALL, 2nd Lieut. D. J. F. art. to 2nd co. 3rd batt. July 24.
OAKES, Lieut. G. N. 46th N.I. placed at disp. of govt. Aug. 1.
OLDFIELD, 2nd Lieut. J. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt. July 24.
OLPHERTS, 1st Lieut. W. art. to 4th co. 4th batt. July 24.
OLPHERTS, Lieut. H. A. to be int. and qr.-mr. 9th batt. art.
July 24.

PALEY, Brev. Capt. W. art. to 5th co. 7th batt. July 24.
PARISH, 2nd Lieut. G. L. art. to 3rd co. 6th batt. July 24.
PATON, 1st Lieut. R. N. to 1st troop 3rd brig. H.A. July 24.
PATTERSON, 1st Lieut. H. T. T. to 2nd troop 3rd brig. H.A.
July 24.

PEARSON, 1st Lieut. A. art. to 3rd co. 4th batt. July 24.
PEARSON, Ens. G. B. fr. 35th L.I. to 44th N.I. at Ferozepore,
July 22.

PENRICE, 1st Lieut. G. art. to 4th co. 2nd batt. July 24.
PEPPER, Capt. H. A. art. to 4th co. 4th batt. July 24.
PEREIRA, Lieut. col. J. art. to 4th batt. July 24.

PEW, Lieut. col. P. L. art. to 5th batt. July 24.

PHILLIPS, Ist Lieut. J. S. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt. July 24.
PILLANS, Capt. W. S. art. to 3rd co. 2nd batt. July 24.

POLLOCK, Maj. gen. Sir G. G.C.B. to be coll. of 1st brig. H.A.
July 24.

POLLOCK, 1st Lieut. R. H. to 3rd troop, 1st brig. H. A, July 24.
POWNEY, Lieut. col. com. R. art. to 7th batt. July 24.
PULMAN, 1st Lieut. T. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt. July 24.
PULMAN, 1st Lieut. T. W. art. to 3rd co. 7th batt. July 24.
RAPER, 2nd Lieut. S. F. art. to 3rd co. 2nd batt. July 24.
RAWLINS, Lieut. col. J. art. to 8th batt. July 24.

REES, Lieut. C. M. 65th N.I. to be capt. in suc. to Capt. Montmorency, prom. fr. June 10.

REID, 1st Lieut. D. art. to 2nd co. 2nd batt. July 24.

REID, Capt. C. S. art. to 4th co. 7th batt. July 24.
REMMINGTON, 1st Lieut. F. F. to 3rd troop, 3rd brig. H.A. July 24.
RENNY, 2nd Lieut.' G. A. art. to 1st co. 5th batt. July 24.

REPTON, Lieut W. W. 56th N.I. to be adj. v. Moore, dec. July 26. RICHARDSON, Brev. cap. J. L. C. (on staff employ) to 3rd troop 1st. brig. H. A. July 24.

ROBERTSON, 1st Lieut. A. art. to 1st co. 4th batt. July 24.
ROBINSON, 2nd Lieut. J. art. to 1st co. 3rd batt. July 24.
RUSSELL, 1st Lieut. W. C. to 5th troop 1st brig. H. A. July 24.
RUTHERFORD, Major H. art. to 5th batt. July 24.
SALMON, Brev. capt. G. P. to 2nd co. 3rd batt. July 24.
SANDERS, Major T. art. to 4th batt. July 24.
SCOTT, Brev. capt. E. W. S. to be adj. 9th batt. art. July 24.
SHAKESPEAR, Brev. capt. Sir R. C. to 2nd co. 4th batt. July 24.
SHAKESPEAR, Capt. J. D. art. to 1st co. 3rd batt. July 24.
SHARPE, 2nd Lieut. E. art. to 1st co. 2nd batt. July 24.
SHAW, Col. S. art. to 9th batt. July 24.

SIMONS, 1st Lieut. A. P. to 2nd troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24.
SIMPSON, 1st Lieut. A. art. to 2nd co. Ist batt. July 24.
SISSMORE, Capt. T. H. art. to 2nd co. 2nd batt. July 24.
SLADEN, 1st Lieut. J. R. to 4th troop, 1st brig. H.A. July 24.
SMITH, Lieut. J.W. 22nd N.I. to act as adj. dur. indispos. of brev.
capt. L. Grant, July 23.

SMITH, Brev. capt. L. to com. 3rd comp. 7th batt. at Shikarpore,
July 24.

SMYTH, Brev. capt. R. art. to 1st co. 3rd batt. July 24.
SMYTH, 1st Lieut. J. H. art. to 2nd. co. 5th batt. July 24.

STAFFORD, Lieut. W. G. F. 36th N.I. to offic. as adj. to Hurrianah lt. inf. batt. Aug. 2.

STALLARD, 1st Lieut. S. art. to 2nd co. 7th batt. July 24.
STAPLES, 1st Lieut. N. A. art. to 1st co. 2nd batt. July 24.
STEPHEN, Ens. J. T. 8th N.I. permitted to resign fr. Aug. 1.
STEWART, 2nd Lieut. W. art. to 2nd co. 5th batt. July 24.
STOKES, 1st Lieut. S. W. to 2nd troop 2nd brig. H. A. July 24.
SUNDERLAND, Capt. E. art. to 3rd co. 6th batt. July 24.
SUTTON, Ens. T. M. posted to 56th N.I. at Agra, Aug. 1.
SWINEY, Maj. Gen. G. to be col. of 4th batt. art. July 24.
SWINHOE, 1st Lieut. F. W. to 4th troop 1st brig. H.A. July 24.
SWINLEY, Capt. G. H. to 3rd troop 1st brig. H. A. July 24.

TENNANT, Lieut. Col. Com. J. art. to 8th batt. July 24. THUILLER, 1st Lieut. H. E. L. art. to 3rd co. 2nd batt. July 24, TIMBRELL, 2nd Lieut. H. V. art. to 1st. co. 3rd batt. July 24. TIMBRELL, 1st Lieut. C. W. to 5th troop 1st brig. to H. A. July 24.

TODD, Capt. E. D. A. to com. 2nd comp. 7th batt. art. at Delhi, July 24.

TOMBS, 1st. Lieut. H. to 1st troop 1st brig. H.A. July 24. TRAVERS, Ens. E. J. fr. 23rd to 53rd N.I. at Meerut, July 22. TROWER, Capt. J. to com. 3rd comp. 4th batt. art. at Umbala, July 24.

TULLOH, 2nd Lieut. J. S. art. to 2nd co. 7th batt. July 24.

TURNER, 1st Lieut. E. for detach. employ. to 3rd troop, 2nd brig.
H.A. July 24.

TURTON, Capt. J. to 1st troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24.
TWEMLOW, Maj. G. art. to 7th batt. July 24.

VANRENEN, 1st Lieut. D. C. art. to 1st. co. 6th batt. July 24.
VIBART, 1st Lieut. M. J. art. to 6th co. 7th batt. July 24.
VOYLE, 1st Lieut. G. E. to 3rd troop 2nd brig. H.A. July 24.
WADDY, 1st Lieut. W. P. to 3rd troop 1st brig. H.A. July 24.
WALLACE, Lieut. W. F. N. 74th N.I. to proc. to Jhansi, and act
as adjt. to 2nd L.I. batt. of the Bundlecund Legion, July 26.
WALLER, Capt. R. to com. 1st comp. 4th batt. art. at Meerut,
July 24.

WARBURTON, 1st Lieut. R. art. to 4th co. 5th batt. July 24. WARNER, Brev, capt. W. K. to continue as adj. and qr.-mr. to 4th batt. art. July 24.

WATSON, 2nd Lieut. J. E. art. to 3rd co. 1st batt, July 24.
WHELER, Ens. T. fr. 32nd to 56th N.I. at Agra, Aug. 1.
WHEELWRIGHT, 1st Lieut. C. A. to 5th tr. 1st brig. h. a. July 24.
WHISH, Maj. gen. W. S. c.B. to be col. 6th batt. art. July 24.
WHITEFOORD, Capt. J. art. to 1st comp. 2nd batt. July 24.
WILSON, Major R. c.B. to be lieut. col. from June 10.
WINTLE, 1st Lieut. A. to 1st tr. 3rd brig. h. a. July 24.
WOOD, Lieut. col. H. J. to 6th batt. art. July 24.

WOODCOCK, 1st Lieut. S. C. art. to 4th comp. 3rd batt. July 24.
WROUGHTON, Ens. H. R. fr. 13th to 43rd N.I. at Saugor, July 22.
WYMER, Lieut. col. G. P. C.B. to be col. fr. June 10, v. Sir J.
Bryant, knight, and c.B. deceased.

YOUNG, 1st Lieut. C. M. to 3rd comp. 1st batt. July 24.
YOUNG, 1st Lieut. J. art. to 4th comp. 9th batt. Talv 24,

PASSED THEIR EXAMINATION IN NATIVE LANGUAGES.

ANGELO, 2nd Lieut. art.
BACON, Lieut. 3rd N.I.
BAILLIE, Ens. 26th L.I.
BAUGH, Lieut. and adj. 26thL.I.
BOILEAU, Ens. 27th N.I.
BRIGGS, Ens. 71st N.I.
BROWNLOW, Brev. capt.
L.C.

BRUCE, Lieut. art.

JACKSON, Ens. 12th N.I.
JOHNSON, Lieut. 29th N.I.
LANE, Cornet, 5th L.C.
LAWRENCE, Lieut. and Adjt. 73rd

N.I.

LINDSAY, Brev. capt. 3rd L.C. 3rd MACKENZIE, Brev. capt. art.

BURT, Brev. capt. 6th L.C.
DAVIDSON, Lieut. 29th N.I.
DREW, Lieut. 8th N.I.
ELTON, Brev. capt. 59th N.I.
EWART, Ens. 12th N.I.
FAIRLIE, Cornet, 3rd L.C.
FARRE, Lieut. 72nd N.I.
FRASER, 2nd Lieut. engs.
GARDINER, Lieut. 29th N.I.
GARDNER, Lieut. 38th inf.
GLASGOW, 53rd N.I.
GORDON, Lieut. 59th N.I.
GORDON, Brev. capt. 3rd L.C.
GOSSETT, Ens. 38th. Lt.I.
GOWAN, 2nd Lieut. art.
HALL, Licut. 26th L.I.
HOSTE, Lieut. 55th N.I.
IREMONGER, Lieut. 21st N.I.

IRVINE, Ens. 51st N.I.

MACKENZIE, Lieut. 26th L.I.
MACSWEEN, Lieut. art.
MARQUIS, Lieut. 3rd N.I.
MAXWELL, Lieut. art.
METCALFE, Lieut. art
MILL, Lieut. art.
MOCATTA, Ens. 26th L.I.
NEPEAN, Lieut. 38th. Lt.I.
NICHOLSON, Ens. 54th N.I.
REID, Lieut. 51st N.I.
RUSSELL, Ens. 7th N.I.
SCOTT, Ens. 59th N.I.
SHAND, Lieut. 54th N.I.
SHORT, 2nd Lieut. Engs.
SMITH, Lieut. 51st N.I.
STEEL, Lieut. 17th N.I.
STOKES, Brev. capt. 59th N.I.
TAYLOR, Lieut. 48th N.I.
THOMPSON, Ens. 7th N.I.
WALLACE, Lieut. 51st N.I.
WATERMAN, Lieut. 13th N.I.

CROLY, Lieut. G. A. 26th L.I. fr. July 25 to Oct. 5, to Simla and hills n. of Deyrah. July 22.

CUBITT, Ens. T. 49th N. I. fr. Aug. 2 to Oct. 30, to vis. pres. July 23.

DOUGLAS, Ens. C. R. G. 32nd N.I. in ext. fr. July 1 to Dec. 1 to hills n. of Deyrah, on m. c. July 23.

GRAHAM, Lieut. S. F. 6th N.I. fr. June 10 to Sept. 10, to vis. Bareilly. July 22.

HALL, Lieut. G. W. M. 26th N.I. fr. July 20 to Oct. 15, to Simla. HERRING, Maj. E. inval. estab. fr. Aug. 15 to Dec. 15, to vis. pres. prep. to apply for perm. to retire.

JOHNSTON, Lieut. J. C. 29th N.I. fr. Aug. 15 to Oct. 15, to pres. prep. to applying for furl. to Eur.

KENNEDY, Lieut. E. S. 64th N.I. fr. Aug. 1 to Oct. 15, to Futteygurb, July 23.

KNYVETT, Capt. A. 64th N.I. fr. Aug. 1 to Feb. 1, 1846, to Agra, prep. to ret. fr. serv. July 23.

MOIR, Capt. J. De W. C. 28th N.I. fr. Aug. 15 to Dec. 15, to Cal

cutta.

OGILVIE, Lieut. W. F. 69th N.I. fr. July 2 to Nov. 1, to Kurráchee, prep. to apply. for furl. to Eur. July 23.

PATON, Lieut. R. M. 1st troop 3rd brig. fr. July 1 to Oct. 1, to rem. at Delhi.

PATTINGAL, Lieut. col. E. 39th N.I. fr. July 15 to Feb. 15, 1846,
to Bhopawar, prep. to app. for furl. to Eur. July 23.
READE, Lieut. W. W. 49th N.I. 6 mo. to Singapore and Straits,
Aug. 8.

ROBBINS, Capt. W. P. 15th N.I. fr. Sept. 1 to Mar. 1, 1846, to
hills north of Deyrah and Calcutta, prep. to app. for furl. to Eur.
SHUTTLEWORTH, Lieut. F. 1st Eur. Lt. I. fr. Dec. 1 to April 1,
1846, to Calcutta, prep. to applying for furl. to Europe.
SMITH, Lieut. J. W. 22nd N.I. 3 mo. to Darjeeling, cancelled.
STAPLES, Lieut. J. 7th L.C. fr. June 30 to June 30, 1846, to hills
north of Deyrah, on m. c.

SUTHERLAND, Lieut. A. G. C. 25th N.I. fr. July 4 to Sept. 4, to Calcutta.

TERNAN, Lieut. A. H. dep. com. 3rd class Saugor and Nerbudda terr. 7 mo. fr. Apr. 26, on m. c.

TWYSDEN, Ens. H. D. 23rd N.I. to Kemanoon, cancelled July 22. WEDDERBURN, Lieut. J. 69th N.I. fr. July 2 to Nov. 1, to Kurrachee, on m. c. July 23.

WHITELOCKE, Capt. G. F. 19th N.1. fr. Aug. 19 to Nov. 15, to rem. at Simla, on m. c.

WILLIAMS, Capt. G. W. 29th N.I. fr. Sept. 5 to Jan. 10, 1846, to Darjeeling and Calcutta prep. to applying for furl. to Europe. WILTON, Maj. G. R. to Europe, on furl. on m. c.

MEDICAL. APPOINTMENTS, &c.

ALLEN, Assist. surg. R. D. D. M. D. to Sirhind div. July 23.
BANNISTER, Assist. surg. G. to Sirhind div. July.

BOYES, Assist. surg. W. R. M. D. to med. ch. of batt. 2nd Assam, lt. inf. Aug. 2.

BROWN, Surg. G. G. M. D. fr. 4th to 6th batt. art.

CULLIMORE, Vet. surg. D. 3rd brig. H. art. to aff. prof. aid to
horses arrived at Ferozepore for Nos. 13 and 19 lt. field batteries.
DOUGLAS, Assist. surg. F. M.D. to Meerut div. July 23.
GARNER, Assist. surg. H. S. to Sirhind div. July 23.
HODGSON, Assist. surg. R. to Sirhind div. July 23.

HOMAN, Assist. surg. S. A. 7th L. C. to aff. med. aid to staff at
Shikarpore dur. abs. of Assist. surg. Kirk, July 24.

KEMP, Assist. surg. J. G. M. D. to Meerut div. July 23.
LEE, Assist. surg. J. M. D. to Meerut div. July 23.

MANN, Assist. surg. G. S. 28th N.I. to med. ch. of Sylhet It. inf.
during abs. of Assist. surg. Davenport, Aug. 2.
RANSFORD, Surg. J. fr. 65th N.I. to 8th batt. art.

Row, Surg. J. posted to 9th batt. art.

SISSMORE, Assist. surg. C. N. to do duty at depot H.M.'s troops at Chinsuran, July 22.

STEEL, Surg. J. M.D. fr. 2nd to 4th batt. art.

SYMMONS, Assist. surg. I. S. C. to do duty in hosp. det. 1st and 4th batt. of art, July 23.

THRING, Assist. surg. R. S. O. M.D. to Meerut div. July 23.

TURNBULL, Assist. surg. F. M.D. to Sirhind div. July 23.

WARNEFORD, Assist. surg, C. F. M.D. to do duty with 9th L.C. July 23.

WOOD, Surg. A. posted to 7th batt. art.

WATSON, Assist. surg. I. C. M.D. to do duty at depot H.M.'s troops at Chinsurah, July 22.

HER MAJESTY'S FORCES IN THE EAST. DRAGOONS.—3rd. regt. Cornet Bruce, leave, prol. from the 1st Aug. to the 15th Oct. 1845, to remain at Simla, on m. C.-15th regt. Lieut. J. Brett, to be capt. without purchase, v, Chambers, dec. 9th Feb, 1845; Cornet J. L. S. Lumsdaine, to be lieut. v. Brett, 9th Feb. 1845,

INFANTRY. 2nd regt. Lieut. Faulkner, to England, for 2-years from date of embarkation.21st regt. Lieut. and adj. Deare, pro, longed from the 17th July to the 17th Aug. to remain at Poona, on

m. c.-28th regt. Ens. J. W. PERO be lieut. without purchase,

1815;

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v. Staveley, who retires, 23rd F. B. Drew, gent., to be ens. by purchase, v. Shelton, 23rd May, 1845. 29th regt. Lieut. L. Farrington, from 39th foot, to be lieut. Johnston, who exchanges, 22nd February, 1845.-31st regt. Lieut. and adj. Wilton, for 5 mo. from 18th June, to enable him to rejoin his regiment.-39th_regt. Lieut. J. Johnston, from 29th foot, to be lieut. v. Farrington, who exchanges, 22nd February, 1845.-40th regt. Capt. H. R. Seymour, from 63rd foot, to be capt. v. Oliver, who exchanges, 23rd May, 1845.50th regt. Ens. R. M, Barnes, to be lieut. without purchase, v. Mullen, app, adj. 5th July, 1845; Lieut. E. C. Mullen, to be adj. v. Crowe, dec. 5th July, 1845.-63rd regt. Brev. maj. J. B. Oliver, from the 40th foot, to be capt. v. Seymour, who exchanges, 23rd May, 1845.-78th regt. T. Anderson, gent., to be ens, without purchase, v. Maclaine, dec. 23rd May, 1845. 80th ret. Lieut. Hunter, to Sukkur, from the 22nd July to 22nd Nov, 1845.-84th regt. Lieut. Bentinck to England for 1 year from the date of embarkation. 84th regt. Ens. W. F. A. Colman, to be lieut. without purchase, 10th March, 1845.; Serj. maj. George Bodle, to be ens. v. Colman, 23rd May, 1845; Lieut. H. A. Welman, to be adj. v. Lightbody, promoted, 10th March, 1845.-84th regt. Capt. D. Russell, to be maj. without purchase, v. Clarke, dec. 7th July, 1845; Lieut. D. Davison, to be capt. v. Russell, 7th July 1845; Ens. C. C. Rolleston, to be lieut. v. Davison, 7th July, 1845. + 86th regt. Ens. D. Gerahty, to be lieut. by purchase, v. Sparks, who retires 28th July, 1845 94th regt. Surg. Thompson, to Englaud, for 1 year from the date of embarkation.

PROBATES AND ADMINISTRATION TO ESTATES... J. W. JONES, late a patrol officer in the Mirzapore customs establishment, Registrar, Supreme Court.

EDWARD CAPES, formerly of Calcutta, gentleman, Ditto. THOMAS ROSs, late a preventive officer attached to the customhouse. Ditto.

CHARLES BURDON, late a patrol officer stationed at Shewrajpore, in the district of Allahabad. Ditto. ANNA MARIA BARRETTO GONSALVES, late of Dhurrumtollahstreet, in the town of Calcutta, a Christian inhabitant, to the Registrar, Supreme Court. Thompson and Allan, proctors." JAMES MORTO, Esq. late of Kyouk Phyoo, in the province of Arin the East Indies, a surgeon in the service of the Honourable the East India Company, on their Bengal establishment, to Lewis Balfour, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs.

racan,

Smith, Huffnagle and Balfour, of the same place, merchants and agents. Thompson and Allan, proctors.

ALEXANDER BRYCE, Esq. late of Affghanistan, in the East Indies, a surgeon in the Artillery of the Honourable the East India Company on their Bengal establishment, to the Registrar, Supreme Court. Thompson and Allan, proctors.

MARY WILSONE, the widow of Henry Charles Robert Wilsone, late of Jungypore, in the zillah of Morshedabad, indigo planter, to Charles Michael Wilsone, of Calcutta, gentleman. Baillie, Molloy, and Mackintosh, proctors.

GEORGE KING, formerly of Agra, and afterwards of Darjeeling, in the East Indies, and late of No. 35, Bedford-square, Brighton, in the county of Sussex, in that part of Great Britain called England, Esq. to John Allan, of Calcutta, Esq. a member of the firm of Messrs. Allan, Deffell, and Company, of the same place, merchants and agents. Frith and Sandes, proctors." JAMES SOUTH BARWISE, late of Jaunpore, in the North Western provinces of India, deputy opium agent, to William Denny Ruck, of the same place. Thomas and Campion, proctors. JOHN CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, heretofore of Sumbalpore, in the province of Orissa, to Alexander Grant Glass, of Chowringhee, in the town of Calcutta, merchant. Baillie, Molloy, and Mackin. tosh, proctors. HENRY STAPLETON, late a captain in her majesty's fiftieth (or queen's own) regiment of foot, to William Pringle Downing, of Hastings-street, in Calcutta, solicitor. W. II. Owen, proctor. MARGARET RANKIN, of Callutta, spinster, to Duncan Stewart, of Chowringhee-road, in the town of Calcutta, a surgeon in the medical service of the East-India Company, on their Bengalestablishment, and a presidency surgeon of Calcutta. Baillie, Molloy, and Mackintosh, proctors.

Rev. HENRY FISHER, sen., late senior presidency chaplain in Calcutta, and afterwards of Mussoorie, to the Rev. Henry Sanderson Fisher, now a senior presidency chaplain in Calcutta, aforesaid,

Mand the Rev. Frederick Fisher, of Chinsurah, an assistant chaplain the Bengal establishment, two of the sons of the deceased. llie, Molloy, and Mackintosh, proctors.

BEEH, ME. C. at Calcutta, d. Aug. 7.

BOLST, Mrs. J

Calcutta, s. Aug. 10.

BROWNE, the lady of Major B. art. at Meerut, s. Aug. 7.
BURROWS, Mrs. M. at Gwalior, d. July 20.
CHRISTIE, the wife of Henry, at Cawnpore, s. July 11.
CLARKE, Mrs. J. H. at Meerut, s. July 9.

CLIFFORD, the wife of adj. police batt. at Meerut, s. Jaly 31,
CRAWFORD, the wife of James, at Humeerpore, d. Aug. 9.
DARLEY, the lady of Capt. W. B. at Sylhet, s. August 4.
DAVIS, the lady of Major G. L. H.M.'s 9th, at Kussowlee, d.
Aug. 2.

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DICK, the lady of John C. c.s. at Calcutta, Aug. 13.
DRUMMOND, the lady of Lieut. 8th L. C. at Ferozepore, d. July 25,
FERRIS, the lady of Lieut. W. 12th N.1. at Ferozepore, d. July.
FREE, the lady of Capt. 10th L.C. at Jhansee, s. July 20.
GOAD, the lady of Capt. 1st L. C. at Simla, s. July 20.
GRANT, the lady of Maj, dep. adj. gen. of the army, at Simla,
Jaly 23.

HARVEY, the lady of Capt. H. M. 9th, at Kussowlee, d. July 27,
HILL, the lady of Capt. R. 6th Ir. Cav. at Simla, d. July 8.
HORNBROOK, the lady of Thomas B. at Calcutta, s. Aug. 7.
HUISH, the lady of Capt. H. Art. at Mussoorie, d. Aug. 2,
HUNT, Mrs. B. at Calcutta, s. Aug. 14.

HUTTON, the lady of Capt. at Mussoorie, s. July 11.
KENDALL, the lady of Brev. capt. 1st Eu. L. I. at Sabattoo, E.,
July 29.

LLEWELLYN, the lady of Capt. J. J. at Calcutta, s. July —. LYONS, the lady of Capt. S. A. of the late 34th N. I. at Almoral, s. June 28.

LYONS, the lady of Capt. S. A. of the late 34th N.I. at Almorah, s. June 28.

MALLOCK, the lady of Capt. art. at Saugor. July 8.
MAXWELL, Mrs. Hugh, at Azimgarh, d. (still-born), July 19.
MOFFAT, the lady of Lieut. and Adjt. Bundelkund Legion, at Khar-
ghur, s. July 23.

MONEY, the lady of G. P. c.s. at Shahjehanpore, d. Aug. 8.
O'BRIEN, the lady of Capt. Nusseeree Batt. at Jutog, s. July 5.
OMMANNEY, the lady of M. C. at Mirzapore, d. Aug. 9.
PRICE, Mrs. J. D. at Ghazeepore, d. July 12,
RABAN, Mrs. T. A. s. Aug. 10.

RANSFORD, the lady of J. Surg. 65th N.I. at Allahabad, s. Aug. 2,
RESS, the lady of Lieut. and Adj. at Sultanpoor (Oude), d. July 7.
RICKARDS, the lady of Capt. W. H. 14th N.I. at Neemuch, s.
July 22.

RIDDLE, Mrs. James, at Entally, d. Aug. 8.
ROBERTS, Mrs. Alexander, at Calcutta, d. Aug. 9.

Ross, the lady of Alexander, c. s. at Allygurh, d. July 30.
SCANLAN, the wife of C. at Joodalpore, near Hurdvar, s. Aug. 8.
SHAW, the lady of W. D. at Calcutta, s. Aug. 14,
STEEL, the lady of Maj. J. at Agra, đ. June 30.
SWINLEY, the lady of Capt. G. H. h. art. at Simla, d. Aug. 4.
TAYLOR, the lady of John, at Umballah, d, July 7.
THORNTON, the lady of John, c. s. at Agra, s. July 9,
TROLLOPE, the lady of Fred. 62nd N.I. at Mizapore, s. July 31.
UNWIN, the lady of Lieut. R. 16th gren. at Etawah, s. July 30.
WARNER, the wife of Brev. capt. W. B. at Cawnpore, d. July 29.
WEMYSS, the lady of Capt, J. at Lucknow, d. July 19,

MARRIAGES.

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BAKER, Asst. apoth. J. A. to Miss A. L. Senior, at Umballah,
FEBY, Wato Miss S. Kellonas, at Dacca, Aug. 4. V
FITZPATRICK, T. to Miss Lydia Quantrill, at Umballah, July 8. -
MAYHO, T. J. to Miss Matilda Kelly, at Agra, July 28, 20
PAIN, Thomas, s, of Rev. R, of Aspley, Bedfordshire, to Ellen, d.
of the late B. Dickenson, of Lydgate, Yorkshire, at Calcutta.
SAXTON, Lieut. G. H. 38th N.I. to Fanny Maria, d. of P. H. Ab
bott, at Secunderabad, July 23.jpg

SMITH, Edwin, to Mrs. Margaret Kelly, widow of the late M.
Kelly, of Belfast, Ireland, at Calcutta, Aug. 1.
WALLER, J. T. 16th Queen's Lancers, to Sophia Margaret, d. of
Col. W. Yates, C.B, 51st N.I. at Meerut, July 29, add h
WARNER, Lieut. E. C. 11th L.C. to Eliza Hamilton, d, of Lieut.
col. Salter, at Nusseerabad, August 4,
WRIGHT, G. to Mrs,, relict of the late E. Horneman, at Calcutta.

DEATHS.

ALLEN, Julian Bird, s. of C. at Agra, aged 2 mo. July 20.
ANDERSON, Cornet R. 6th L.C. at Loodianab, aged 20, Aug. 7.
BAIST, Emily Sarah, d. of James, at Calcutta, aged 4, July 29.
BELL, Lieut. col. G. B. 46th N.I.

BROWNFIELD, Charles, at Calcutta, aged 31, Aug. 11.
CHARISTIE, s. of Henry, at Cawnpore, July 12.
CHOPIN, James, s. of James, at Calcutta, aged 2, July 20.
CONGREVE, W. K. at Calcutta, aged 21, Aug. 9.
COSER, Harrett Amelia, d. of E. R. at Calcutta, aged 8, Avg. 12.
CROSSMAN, Francis Studdy, s. of Capt. at Mussoorie, aged 4.
CHOWE, Lieut. and adj. 50th Queen's Own, at Loodianah, July 4.