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... six thousand infantry, and twnty guns, including six six-inch which immediately commenced firing, and continued until it was dark. The enemy's light troops advanced close walls had hazily thrown ; but from the aad steady conduct of the 51st regiment, Colonel ...
... ArLaiB.%, Dep. Adj.,Gen. I-{ , SAMES OF 9FFICERS KILLZD.. rI British elih Light Dragoons. Lteuienant the Non. G Thellusoir, ittarited to the. 16th Light ,f Dragoons-212th Light- Dragoons, Cornet Haul- :,1 ntotw~ ih~ Hlnssais, Captain Turing-4ih Foot, ...
... your Lordship, in the passes of the mnoun- to tains. Major.General Byng's brigade of British infantry, and General 3Iorillo's division of Spanish as infantry, were on the right in the pass of Ronces T valles. Lieutenant-Generail Sir Lowry Cole was posted ...
... ed -Soult has been reinforced with 10, cunT,0 ed -Artattack was made on the brigadeofD~ Of Laudus, near Olot, with 3000 infantry and oo', ch and after a very obstinate action, the eni ho completely beaten ?? accousti from ?? ed are ofa very unfavourable ...
... severely. Foot, Batt.—lieutenant slightly and Lieutenant severely. Chisseurs .slightly. Ist-Light Batt. King's German Legion—Captain Wm. severely, It A arm amputated. Light Batt. King's GefTnan Legiou*—Lieawnanc Lewis Behne, severely; Acliurant Ki.gcr, slightly ...
... appeared on , the ground from whence he had driven the enemy, a on but the heads of the columns of French cavalry and it ter infantry were on their right on the same ridge. In ti neK this attitude' the -armies remained the whole day. hI ce, Three great corps ...
... Impetuosity the light brigade, consisting the light infantry and the light infantry companies the tinny, under the command Col im-1 Thornton, that the fortified house was shortly cat tied, the enemy retiring to the higher grounds. support of ...
... to taper- ; »,-id tins r. ov, rreni ; daj took .1 ti ‘-he - ’lii.s !e*ft .11 receive, .re * t r ' .fd the (>lceg;art Lipht Infantry into *e .1 111 fio it ot ttu Centre, .he. the adox >*f mu* ene'uv, *nd support the ti oops retiring . 1 .* poitit • 1. * ...
... late Glengarry Light -Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel C. De Saluberry, late Cana- dian Voltigears. Lieuteaastt«€absaHr*- G. Taylor, late Inspecting Field-Officer ip Canada. Lieutenant -Colonel R, M'Dauall, half-pay late Glengarry Light Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... by, aged 3!». On the 13th inst., at Dublin, of typhus fever, aged 25 years Margaret, wife Captain Rylance, of the 43d Light Infantry Regiment, and youngest daughter of the late Peter Brooke, Esq of Shrigley, Cheshire. regret that Mr. John Thornier. P ...
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