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... on his marriage, by Lientenant.Goi neral Maitland. Captain Treilcrott, by Sir George Shißner. Captain Minchiu, 51st Royal Light Infantry, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Dawson, North York Militia, by the Lord in Wailing. Captain Brown, by the Lord in ...
... Sinclair, appointed to the Utith Foot. UNATTACHED. To he :tinier§ of infantry by purchase—Copt. W. F. Fortta from the b7th Foot Capt. J. Watson, from the 911th Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieut. P. ydney, from the Lite Ouargla; Lieut. C. T ...
... Captains of Infantry, by purchase.—Lieuteannts B. 11. Curteis, from the Ist Dragoons; T. W. Eylcs, from the 00th foot; and S. Pole, from the 17th Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase.—Cornet C. A. Lewis, teen the Ilth Light Dragoons; ...
... Company's Artillery, the East India Company's Infantry, the 20th (East Devonshire), the 27th (Enniskillen), the 41st, the 47th (Lancashire), the 51st (2tl York West Riding), and the 52d (Oxfordshire Light Infantry), embarked at Cork, on the 21st ult., for ...
... remains of squadron of the ftth lUregeom. of the sth, 6th, 36th , 68th. 84th, and glSt Regiments of Infantry. These are to be relieved by the 11th, 14th, 51st, 79th, and 94th regiments of foot, besides fresh detachments of artillery, two fresh squadrons of ...
... respecting the stun of fifty ter ; the whole about 11,0007. aryear. 1 f or theexpenses of his es- Thr of the King look* back to the 51st ; it eie,•., believed diet by cream the quarterly pnyments from 4.9004 there or few 11 l it-year inereareo the groat 82,000/ ...
... it was deemed expedient to pass an Act (the .51st George 111., c. 7), extending the benefit of them to journey -women, and thus putting both sexes on the same level of justice. But all on a sudden the light of political economy has broke in upon the Board ...
... vice Gibson, promoted. UNATTACHED. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase--Lieutenants—J. Meade from 51st Foot; H. A. O'Neill, from 61st Foot; Hunter, from 68th Foot ; 31. Richardson, from 4th Light Dragoons. The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed ...
... etc:: to be Cornet, by parchme. lot Re.clment of Dragremv--P. Tbootos, Gent: to be Great, by vice Skipwlth. promtdeAL 9d of Light Dragoons—W. C. Shipley, Gent. to be Col net, by purchase, trice litichorddon, promoted. 4th of Dragoons--Cups. E. /4.Wlgley ...
... was placed in reserve. Achard had caused the village of Riera to be occupied by the 2(1 battalion of the let regiment of light infantry. With • the Bth of the line he coaered the interval which separates that from the high road. He placed behind his line ...
... churches. The war establishment of the army consists of .554,407 men, viz. of the infantry of the line 341,411 ; light infantry 100,13 ); cavalry of the line 14,120; light cavalry (i%9)43 ; artillery on foot 20,654. i ; artillery on horseb-ack pioneers ...
... lone) of Infantry, by purchase-dated To be Majors of Infantry, by purebase-Caz berg, from the 29th Foot ; Stand: Foot • George AVltichcate, from the Wood, from the 65th Font ; anti Jame, Brignde-all dated 29th Octcb(r. Ift2s. To be Captain of Infantry, by ...