... of Thomas Coolk, Req., of Sklobber1n. On the 21st of August last, at Perth, Swan River, Captain Henry Rolles, of the 51st Light Infantry ...

... Two Horses, nearly t new, having been only a few ?? used; a light a I Dog-Cart; a Gig, on Platforn Springs; Outside Car; f a very handsome light Trotting-Gig, new, tluilt hy KENNEDY & SON; a light Phueton, with Turn-over Seat behind, in good order;, with ...

... zsois Mary L Acton: (toml, £9 lOs):- Joh, Lowry, Esq 100 Mrs Colvill ?? ?? 0 26 LUeutenant-Colonel Charles laill Acton, 51st Light Infantry) ?? . 1 0 0 ilrs Chas Bail Acton 1 0 0 3iss L Donovan ?? ?? ?? 0 10 C 1 L rordon ?? ?? .. 0 2 6 Mes G Wa-burt6n Drought ...

... youngest daughter of the late Jamnes Markey, Esq. At East Stonehonse, Plymouth, Thomas L. Belcher, Esq., late of the 51st Light Infantry. June 20, at Guernsey, Edward William Armstrong, Esq., late of the 64th reginseat. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ...

... regiments is completed, do the next corps for 'foreign service will be the 6th, 8th, Li 24th, 37th, and 65th. . I a The 51st Light Infantry, at Hobart Town, has received s an augmentation of officers, previous to the regiment em- of barking for India. The ...

... (weather permitting), by CAPT. ' ORTON, with his Celebrated Balloen, VOLUNTEER. MILITARY BAND. Band of the 51st Yorkshire Light Infantry (Under Mr. John Le Grove.) Admission, Is-Grand Stands 2s and Is extra. Subscribers' Tickets Half-price, if purchased ...

... Laurence, Conasilla - MrM. MA. Dillon, Rathgar;- Mrs. Mands-ville, Ballycursen, Carrick-on-Suir ; Sergt.- Major Ward, 51st Light Infantry, Clonluel; Mr. A. Cleary Carrick-on-Suir ; Rev. W. Qualey, 0. C., Bali3ybrick-en;- Rev. J. MWGrath, 0.0., do, ;Mr. D ...

... (weather permitting), by CAPT. ORTON. with bis Celebrated Balloon, r VOLUTEER. MTT1,I''ARY BAND. Band of the 51st Vlic kshire Light Infantry (Under Mr. 'John Le Grove.) A6mission, i ?? fI Stands 2s and Is extra. Subscribers' Tickets Ilalf-price, if purchased ...

... of his duties of his officz. Captain Dyas served throughout the Peninsular campaigns, and at Waterloo with the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry. He was, during his military career, considered one of the coolest and at the same time one of the bra est officers ...

... 8176, of the above named NVarden Hatton Flood, for- merly of the Co Kilkeeuny, Captain in her Majesty's 13th and 51st Regiments of Light Infantry, who died .at the Imperial Hotel, Torqasy, en or about the 2th of October, 1882. EI7DWARD C. JAMESON, Solicitor ...

... and Dobbins, to L&RTNE, arriving there about 5 p.m.. and returning from Lare at 7 p.m. A full BAND of the 51sT K1NG'S OWN YORK- SHIRE LIGHT INFA-;NTRY. under the direction of Mr. JoHN LE GPovE, vill porform a Selectiou vf Popular, Operatic, and Descrirpive ...

... and E Gobbins, to LARNE, arriving there about 5 p.m., and returning from Larne at 7 p.m. A ?? BAND of the 51ST KING'S OWN YORK- E SHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY, nuder the direction of Mr. JOEN LE GRovE, will perform a Selection of Popular, Operatic, and Descriptive ...