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... committed to jail as a vat rant. At Nelloolr, in India, Major THoMas LITTLE, Command- ant of the Ist battalion 3d regiment light infantry. - On the 24th ult. of scarlet fetVer, in a few days illness, ANN - Mi.Eu(SE, aged 15, ;.nd1o) the 3O h ut. J ANrT M'LF ...
... Alexander Campbell, I Barr. from the York light infantry volunteers, to be Colonel, vice Sir Edward Paget,appointed to the-tunimand of the2sth foot; dated December 26. 1815. Captain James W. Nunn, from the half-pay of the 51st foot,to be Captain of a company, ...
... large Shop, with an elegant modern trout, and nearly sixty feet of depth inwards; with, two bachc rooms, separate access by a light passage, &c. Imm~rediate entry may be had. For rentc sod other particulars apply to ?? Hiotel. dqyf PELICAN OFFICE, I FOR 4NJURANCE ...
... Licutenants-Lieutenant R. 3. Hanley,. from the| P York light infaptry volunterrs, vice Kinsley, viho exchanges; mii dated June 5. 1816; and Lieutenant Thomas Stepford, from el the York light infantry volunteers, vice Mbntgooiery, who -w exchanges; dated ...
... corne.oul of a meal tub. at X It is said that the light infantry regiments are ta e certainly to be numbered by themselves,9 tovi. ad ous to any fiuriber reduction of corips' viz. the in id 43d, 51st, 52d, 68th, 71st,'85th, and 90th; ol and it is proposed ...
... respected and amiable individuals. Lieutenant-Colonel David Roberts, formerly of the life guards, but last of the 51st regiment of infantry, in his ...
... Nor- io t. !humberland, and the 'batteries. His' Royal Hgh- c .ness was received' by a guatrd of honour frotm the ii .51st light infantry, by Commissioners thi. Hon. I Courtenay Boyle, Frazer, ?? ; Cap-, 2 - tains Sir G. Seymour, K. B. Warren, Brown, n ...
... bitt lie earnestly in: ise hoped that they woslad. take ito part in their wicked wayR; ?? dbuonl the contrary, .make tlte light of t'-'eir .goodd ex- p r ample shine hefore~theni, 'that they, if possible, might be ?? b rotmglt to glorify their Heavenly ...
... as -having taken part with the rebels, was in 161l a Colonel in the service oflBonaparte, comalfnd' ing the 51st regiment of Freach light infantry, and an officer of the Legion-of Honour. In thi following year he was promoted to tile rank 041 'General of ...
... command, that the 85th l.ight Infantry Regiment shall bear, i; addirion to Its prestl it coumity titlethe title of ' the 95th (or thc King's) ,Iight Infantry Regirmenr, ifistead of the Duke of York's Own Regiment of Light Infantry ; and ...
... originated in a difference of political sentiments between the parties. THi ARMY.-The 51st (or King's own), in this garrison, and the 85th, regiments of light infantry, at Brighton, are under orders to be in i readiness for embarkation. They are destined ...
... James Ross. At Walajahbad, of an epidemic cholera, on the 2d April, B. M'MILLAN , Esq. Assiscant-Surgeon, Wallajahbad light infantry. At Aonachan, Lochaber, Mr WILLIAM MACINTYRE, late tacksman of Druimfour, aged 101 years. He exhibited, in manner and ...