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... ar-guard Was Bozo, but and our re hardly pressed. The enemy made their charges on lions of the King’s German Legion, the two light batta formed squares, but were always repulsed with adiness of these two bat- considerable loss by the ste talions. They sufiered ...
... brigade of the light division, at about three in the morning, both from the Puerto de Vera Dy and from the left of the Bidassoa. Although the nature of the und rendered it impossible to revent en- tirely th e passage of the bridge after day-light, it was nm ...
... 1. and on the 30th all the Wurtem- eh. Wrede was in communication with berg troops, f Orloff, Mensg off, and the partizan light corps of the grand army, Gen. Wrede confirms the report of the ly 6,000 men in Frankfort, they will enemy having on mentions ...
... Royal. Party at the Pavilion. The 10th Royal Hussars are doing the military duty at the as there is only a company of the Light Infantry stationed in this town. His Royal Highness has given special directions, that all the superflnons animal fond, sonp, bread ...
... New- castle ; 2d ditto, Norwich ; 2d light dragoons, Manchester ; 3d ditto, Coventry ; 6th ditto, York; 7th, Hounslow; 8th, Dorchester; 11th, Maidstone ; 12th, Brighton; 14th, Exeter; and 17th, at Canterbury. Infantry.—\st foot guards, 1st battalion, W ...
... Bart. 0 9th Lancers Earl RossWr Huasars .. .. Marquis of Londonderry Portugal Light Dragoons .. LordW Bentinck, M.P. Bengal 12th Lancers .. .. Sir C. Grant Portugal Light Dragoons .. 800. H. G. Grsy .. .. Madru do Sir O. Vandelear .. Dublin Hussar Duke ...
... Tyackc, half-pay, Foot; Toinkinson, half-pav, 51st Dragoons, Fort Clarence, Chatham, Gouldsmith, half-pay, 60th Foot; Boles, half-pay, 44th Foot; Gall, half-pay, Foot; Handcock, half-pay, York Light Infantry Volunteers, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. Ensigns—Massey ...
... et. August 10, Ills fiillicr’a house. Tachburj’, near Sonlhampton, Captain William Timson, of his Majesty’« 51st rcginienl of Light Infantry, in the year his nge. AueoslT, at Brighton, Jane, third ilanghlor of Captain William Soper” of Paradise-row, ...
... PEDRO'S ARRIVAL AT LISBON. the William IV. steamer, arrived from Lisbon and Oporto, advices from tbe former place up to tbe 51st of July, and the latter to the inst. have been received. It appears that on tbe 23th, Don Pedro and his suite embarked on board ...
... waited for further orders. The force consisted of the 7th regiment Light Cavalry, 3d Local Horse, lst company 2d battalion Artillery, 3d,32d, 36th, 51st, and 6lst regiment Native Infantry, under command of General Stevenson. The Vakeels of the Maharajah ...
... that as no appointment but that of Senor Isturitz had been announced to the Chamber, no other person could be viewed in the light of a Minister. Phe question was put to the vote and carried by a very large majority, whereupon the Duke de Rivas and Senor ...
... Royal Marines, 27th and 51st Regiments, assembled on the lines to receive General D’Henney, a French officer. The troops received the general with the usual salute, and then marched round in slow and quick time; the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through ...