... taken into account, it will be seen how large a portion the army has been imbued with Orangeism. No. 30. Light Dragoons i No. 165. 51st Light Infantry 31. Royal Sappers and 181. 6th Foot Miners, 7th comp.' 190. 6th Dragoon Guards 33. 24 th Reg. of Foot i ...

... officiate chief engineer during the absence Colonel J. C.B. The Knt/lifhwan states the tolnl number of deaths in If. M. 51st light infantry, from the 2') rd April the Tth May, 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, 12 privates, 4 women, and 1 child. The wing left .TO men ...

... commanding her Majesty’s ICth Lancers, who was wounded; to Major Bradford, of the Ist Light Cavalry; to Major Angelo, of the 3rd Light Cavalry; to Major Alexander, of the sth Light Cavalry; to Captain Hill, of fhe 4th Irregular Cavalry; to Major Forster, of the ...

... that orders have been given for the aecond Brigade of Operations, consisting the three hattaliona 4>f the Infante Regiment Infantry. cavalry, and lour , mounted guns, to march from Madrid to-night. The direction is not stated. The E»pnnol has letter from ...

... gentleman. will interred here on Wednesday next. was son to Colonel Baker, and lia ...

... charge of 101 lbs. of powder each charge, and ten rounds with three shot, and 10| lbs. of powder each charge, and burst at the 51st round with three shot and 121bs. of powder. Lieutenant-colonel Dundas’s gun stood forty rounds with two shot and 10} lbs. of ...