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... Treasurer of his Majesty’s Navy. Last night the Light Company of ihe Prtnce of Wales’s Volunteers met practise the lightliifanlry movements, preparatory to a general inspection of all the 1 ght infantry companies by Colonel McLaughlin, in Hyde Park. Though ...
... prior to the general action which took place on the I bth. On that day the 4th, sth, 36th, 38th, 50th, 52d, 51st, and 95th Regiments of Infantry, with the detachment of Artillery, were all that were in action. The hole number did not exceed 7000: that ...
... squadrons of Light Dragoons, the 6Sth, and German R.aeoien. Eleventh brigade under Major-General Picton, consisting of the 36th, the 77th, and the battalion of detachments under the honourable Col. Cochrane. “ Col net Pack, with Hie 7lst light infantry, has detached ...
... for Gottcnburgh; and ti t, toy ditto, tor Flushing. Qlav. Oct. H.-Sailed the Orestes sia war. Iroin Portsmouth.—The 51st ., light infantry left Bern Lead Barracks this . * and embarked and saded tor Portsmoutii. Fautoutii, Oct. I t.—Arrived his Seatlower ...
... Talavera are on board: the remainder consist of sick, amounting nearly 1200.—Dr. Frazer has come home in charge of the sick. The 51st have marched into Portsmouth, and embarked on board transports. This regiment, with the 2d battalion of the 14th, will sail ...
... from his Majesty’s ship Northumberland, and the batteries. Ills Royal Highness was received by a guard honour from the 51st Light Infantry, Commissioners the Honourable Courtnay Boyle, Fraser, and Cunningham; Captains Sir George Seymour, K. D. Warren, Brown ...
... victims—the latter lost his wife, aunt, brotherin-law, and cousin, in the space of one month. The fate of our regiment (the 4th infantry) has been fortunat —before and since left the city, forty soldiers were attacked by the disease, and only ten have died—a ...
... regiment of infantry is ordered to march this morning, from London, for Portsmouth, on route to Plymouth. A detachment of the 51st regiment of foot is ordered to march this morning, from London for Portsmouth. detachment of the tegiment of infantry is ordered ...
... battalion turned out in full review- order, in the square of town ; and after marching past, went through many battalion and light infantry movements with great steadiness and precision. It then formed into square j after which the Commander of the Forces expressed ...
... ent. Wm. Valentine Graves, half-pay 93d Foot. Ensign James Swaby, half-pay 49th Foot. Ensign William Smith, half-pay 2d Light Infantry Battalion, King’s German Legion. Lient. Archibald James Hamilton, half-pay Ist Dragoon? Assistant Surgeon Samuel Hood ...
... deceased. Major General Sir Jehu Elley, K.C.B , from the royal regiment of Horse Guards, to beCulonel the 17th regi menl of Light Dragoons (Lancers), vica Lord Edward Somerset, K C.8., appointed to the Is: (Royal) Dragoons. A General Court Matiial is to ...
... purchase, vice Cole; all dated Feb. 12,1830. . , , 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Edward Frederick Cbeiry, Gentleman, Veterinary Surgeon, vice Gauley, deceased, dated Jan. 21,1830. 16th Light Dragoons—George Crofton, Gentleman, to be Cornet, by purchase, ...