... command of the Ist Battalion Yorkshire Light Infantry, at Belfast, will fall vacant ziext month, when Lieutenant-Colonel White will com- plete the regulation period of service as chief of the old 51st Light Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... favourably towards a recovery). British soliiers ?? Coilall, J. C. r Rorvl Horse Artillery, anti Private Nelson, 51st KOwi's t Light Infantry. Soldiers ?? T.:lhot 5ist a LightIufantry; Trumntter Hill, Gunners ?? Lindsey, i ano Marshall, I. C. battery ltoysl ...

... showing their usual gallantry ath Se sex. he, indeed,I consulted their taste, and appeared in a tuic and shako I of the 51st Light Infantry, a lay figure of Mall Flagon, the mother of nil the vivandieres. in this appropriate I garb she took the buffetings ...

... ileased to confer a special mark of his fivour on the ;lst Light Infantry. commanded by Lieut.-Col. ?? C. B., by commanding that it shall, in fotorL, be cilled the 51st. or ?? King's Own Light Infantry Regimnest. Twelve regintelnts are to ...

... 34th ditto, 42d Highilanuders, 52d ~ighlt Infantry, 70thl Foot, 75th ditto, 87th Royal Irisht Fulsiliers, 55th Corriraught Rangers, 04th F~oot, arid PStlh ditto. For lBornay, 18t1, Royal Irish, .51st Light Inifantry, 6Gth Poririradours, S6th R'oyal Counlty ...

... and a good turn-out of spectators to cheer on their different clubs. July 21st (Satcrday), at Bal3yclare-51st Bat- talion Yorkshire Light Infantry C.C. (A Company) v. Ballyclare C.C., at three o'clock sharp. 168632 ...

... $traps-Mr. Napkins, Captain Decon, Royals; ?? Cqpsicu ?? Captain Morrison, flst Light Infantry; Frederick, Captain Brine, R E. ; Dobson, Mr. Crewe Rtead, 1set Light Infantry; Grumpy Mr. Leeoh,- . 94th Regiment; Caroijte, Mrs. 11. Webb; Airs, Copoicuin, ...

... this morning on board Caual-boats, at Pad. dimgtoa, for Liverpool, on rout to Dublin. A Detachment belonging to the 51st Regiment of Infantry marched yesterday morning from Westminster for Portsmouth. A Detachment lelonging to the 70th Regiment of Foot marched ...

... return it with any effect. RepmeiXr regiment were ordered pass the bridge At last the st Tight infantry came up tt, supported bv 6Btll light infantry. The 51st was steered, and emddnot get on. Just the moment they stopped, the fifth round them, and, during ...

... Whalebone. CURRAGH CAMP FOOT RACES. ATHLETIC GAMES, &e. :(F5t0 oUE O CORELESPONDENT.) Sevaospa-laMor lrby,6iast King's Own Light Infantry. ptain ?? Bojal Irish; Captain Drewe, 94th-. glment, jiudge-3lajor Man, Brigade Major 2nd IBrigade, WEDNESDAY, N'OV. 2G ...

... e6 Onl the 20th instant, at Wbalston, near.Morpeth. Hen- rietta, wife of Captain Storer, late of the 51st. King.'s t;wn- Rlegimetit of Light Infantry. O1n Thursday last, Captain Robert B. M. Sutton, R. . brother of the late dir Charles Sutton, K.C.B. ...

... -It having been determined on by the Secretary at War that a reduction shall take place in that por- tion of the army, the infantry of the line, nearly sixty regiments are to be gradually reduced to their 6 riginal establishment. An offlicial order arrived ...