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... Thompson, now on uuty Hampton Court, have received orders to rejoiu th 'ir regiment on being relieved by a company of the 51st Light Infantry from Dover. Dramatic Entertainments.—The amateurs of the 56th Regiment, by permission of Col. Lacy, gave dramatic e ...
... r'erniafter-Cieneral, an 1 Captain Home, Deputy 'istant Qnart-'frnaster Qeueral. The bands of the ~^'n K Own and Durham Light Infantry were altendanc, waiting an opportunity of playing the ® or P* into camp. Everything being in readiness, e , °ds ap a lively ...
... SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1868. During the present week the strength of the Division has been augmented by the arrival of the 51st Light Infantry from Dover, and the 08th Regiment from Portsmouth, particulars of which are given elsewhere. There was a rumour yesterday ...
... ARRIVAL THE 51st (KING’S OWN) LIGHT INFANTRY. This brave corps, known as the 2nd Yorkshire Wesf Riding, or King's Own Light Infantry, whose colors bear the records of many a sanquinary encounter, arrived at this station on Monday afternoon ...
... me to the North Camp, and ask them bear with patience my description of my rambles in that locality amongst the 51st and 68th Light Infantry, and 98th Regiment. In the first place I must however, apologise for long absenting myself from the lines inhabited ...
... descended in torrents. The band* of the 43rd Light Infantry and 80th Regiments attended play the corps off, and accompanied them some distance on the road to Farnborongh. At the North Camp, the 51st Light Infantry turned out and gave the ...
... Ireland on Wednesday. Previous to their departure the sergeants the 68th were entertained by their oomrades of the 51st Light Infantry, to a dinner in the mess of the latter, when health and prosperity to the 68th was drank with enthusiasm. If there is ...
... ALDERSHOR DIVISIONAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING. Lieut.-Col. Agg, 51st (K. O.) Light Infantry, has kindly consented to act as steward instead of Lieut.- Col. Shuttleworth, 68th Light Infantry. The Committee acknowledge have received the 'promise ...
... been somewhat numerous. Thar* have been readings in connection with the Royal Artillery, the First Brigade, and the 43rd Light Infantry, in addition to the theatrical performance by the officers' divisional dramatique corps. As regards the Royal Artillery ...
... command of Colonel Lacy, paraded shortly before eight o'clock, and that hour marched off to Farnborough. The bands of the 51st Light Infantry, 54th Regiment, and 80th Regiment, were in attendance, and played the Pompadours to the station. On their arrival F ...
... THIRD BRIGADE. This brigade, consisting of the 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry, commanded Major Madden, and the 98th Regiment, under command* of Major Edwards, formed up in line on the Queen's Parade, North Camp at 10 o'elock Tuesday morning. Colonel ...
... Melbourne, VintOria 2nd batt. 23tta, from Ceylon OaUwtta* Bengal, on relief 4itb ; 80th,,frtm Malta to Caaada, relief Light infantry, ftom Gibraltar to Mattrithtti relief' by. 83rd; Bombay to Abyssinia \ 83rd, Bombay Abyssinia 46th, Bombay Abyssinia'( ...