... were E Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, under of Capt. Hill, the King's Dragoon Guards, under command of Col. Paitle, 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut.-Col. Agg, and the 98ih Regiment, un.ier co.ninaud of Lieut.- Col. Peyton; the whole beiug under ...

... Staffordshire Volunteers. Lieut.-Col. Synge and 43rd (Monmouthshire) Light Infantry. Staff of 3rd Brigade. Major-Geu, Sir Alfred Horsford, K.C.B. Lieat.-Col. Agg, and 51st Light Infantry. Col. Peyton, and 98lh Regiment. Lieut. Haslett, and ...

... and 4th brigades .. .. 5,250 6,999 Fourth Division 6,839 Total Volunteer Cavalry 166 Ditto Artillerymen and Infantry 27,049 Ditto Regular Infantry 1,948 Ditto Regular Artillery with guns ToUl 29,998 Number of brought into action .. 52 The following officers* ...

... appearance as master'of the splendid band of the 54th Regiment, as I hear he leaves in a few days to join that of the Light Infantry Jersey, which band he has been practising for wm. time. By-the bye saw him conducting this band tbe Steeple-Chase on Tuesday ...

... training. The officers dined with Colonel Haig, and the officers the 51st Light Infantry, on the day of their arrival. The sergeants were also entertained by the sergeants the 51st Regiment, on the same evening. ...

... Pioneers, Bands, and Drums, 3rd Brigade. Staff Brigade. Major-Gen. Sir Alfred H irsford. K.C.B. Lient.-Col. Agg, and 51st Light Infantry. Major Grantham, aud 9Sih Regiment. As the battalions passed they formed column of companies in succession closed to ...

... regiments. The militias have certainly mado great alvances in their drill; indeed some of them have progressed so rapidly that light infantry movements have commenced. I may mention that one advantage of briiigiug to Aldershot for the drill season is to give their ...

... Regiment, ted by Colonel Ha-risou ; the third le under command of General Sir Alfred Horsford, K.C.B , consisting of the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel Aug, and 98th Regiment, under the command Major Grantham. A number of brigade movements followed ...

... lat Surrey Militia and two officers of tbe 51at Light Infantry, on table of the latter corps 500 up. Captains Hilliard and Bullock represented the Ist Surrey, and Captains Chatfield and Brigstocke the 51st. The match was for a fiver but mors money changed ...

... divisions, at quick time in the following order, viz.:— Pioneers, Bands, and Drnms, 3rd Brigade. Lieut.-Col. Agg, and 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry. Lieut.-Col. Fane, M.P., and Oxford Militia. Major Heathcote, and Hampshire Militia. Lieut.-Col. Evelyn, and ...

... Bands, and Drums, 3rd Brigade. Staff of Brigade. Major-Geu. Sir Alfred Horsford, K.C.B. L'eut.-Col. Agg, and 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry. Lieut.-Col. Evelyn, and Ist Royal Surrey Militia. Lieut.-Col. Fane, M.P., and the Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia ...

... formed quar'er distance column on the right of Gen. Renuy ; Gen. Horsford retired, and covered this movement with the 51st Light Infantry and 98th Regiments, in skirmishing order; the Ist Surrey, Oxford, and Hants Militias formed the supports. Gen. Renny ...