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... number, and placed himself Majahthonda, wirh the Portuguese cavalry and Captain M'Donald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion, Las about three quarters a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry which had beert driven off the ...
... In the 51st round lie received a dreadful body hit in going down, after the 52d could uot stand. The combat lasted •>!) minutes seconds.—-Oilier fights of no importance took place until dark. West Country Dick beat Martin in a rdffiauary light. The Hacks ...
... states, that 10th, 2,000 of he garrison Barcelona made sally, hut werei vigorously and several times charged L Ihe plain by an infantry battalion and platoon of cavalry. The result of this affair is said have been four killed on the part of tbe Spani urds, ...
... of St. Denis, which seems to be about fifteen miles north-east of Montreal, a body of troops, consisting of six troops of infantry, and eighteen of cavalry, with a small howitzer and a parly of artillery, commanded by Colonel Gore, left Montreal about ...
... appearance, who stated himself to be a warehouseman in the city, was charged Richard Seaton, a corporal in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, with having defrauded him of a shilling. It appeared, from the corporal's statement, that lie was passing through ...
... and the latter with receiving the same knowing them to have been stolen.??Thomas Fowler, charged with being deserter from the 51st regt. of foot.??Ann Bland, for one month, for being found, on the 13th inst., the house of Edward Harrison Barwell, for the ...
... Present—T. C. Higgins, G. P. Liviua, W. B. Higgins, C. G. Payne, and R. Newland, Esqrs. to Publicans. Corporal James Brown, 51st Infantry, and Corporal John Chrishold, Royal Marines, preferred a charge against Mrs. Walker, the landlady of the William the Fourth ...
... Manchester 49th, Athlone 7th, Cape of Good Hope, 50th, Bengal. Chatham Maidstone 51st. Van Diemen's Land, lst Dragoons, Dundalk Chatham 2d, Dublin 52d. Quebec, Rrecon 3d, Light Dragoons, Bengal, Md Chatham Maidstone thi Gibraltar, 4th, Hounslow 55th 6th, ...
... ion betareen the forces was very considerable. The English numbered about 2.000 men-at-arms, 4,000 archers, and 2,000 light infantry,—from eight to ten thousand in all. In the French ranks were the King, twenty-six grand feudatories of France,—dukes and ...
... CapeGoodHope, Chatham 3rd (Light) Bengal,Maidstone 40th Manchester 4th (Light) Woolwich 47th Corfu, Templemore Gth Piershill Portsmouth 7th Hussars. Dublin 49th Corfu, Waterford Bth Hounslow 50th Preston 9th Lancers, Bengal, Maid- 51st Madras, Chatham stone ...
... Sussex, Brighton Hampshire Artillery, Portsmouth Sussex Artillery. Eastbourne v- e Wight) ArtiUery, Sussex King's Own Light Infantry 1 X.-,.!, Malta Kent ~- J Warwick, Warwick Warwick, Armagh Ki^^2Ste bn,T , l>c.vize. assess? * Mil J..mcasnire. Ashton ...
... country, is restless, and at least doubtfully disposed towards us. . - At Bombay we have received in reinforcements the 51st Light Infantry, and tha remaining companies of the 72d; the latter noble-looking regiment leaves for Guzerat next week, to be marched ...