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... MARRIED.—In November last, at Hobart Town, the Hon. David Erskine, ot the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, third son of Lord Erskine. to Anne Maria, eldest daughter of Josiah Spode, Esq. Chief Police Magistrate of Van Diemen's Land. The bride was attended ...
... re-embody them as speedily aa possible. Every regiment of the line in England will prepare for active service. The 51st light infantry, and the 23d fnsileers, have embarked Portsmouth the 11th foot at Plymouth. More regiments Will embarked without loss ...
... Southsea Common. The trooj s weie foimed in line, the Royal Marine Artillery on the right, Royal Marines, Depots 28th, 51st Light Infantry, and Rifles - the. Regiment kept the ground. About half past ten o'clock, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess ...
... Fraser, ainee dead; Lieutenant M. D. Freeman. 2fith Light Infantry.—Killed—Lieutenant G. A. Croly, and Lieutenant A. C. Eatwell. 73fd Regiment—Native Infantry.—Killed—Capt. R. M. Hunter. 4lh Division Infantry—Division Staff.—Killed— Lieutenant Harvey, D. C ...
... in tbe East Indies, of Asiatic Cholera, on bis march from Trlchlnopoly, Henry James Wiilins, Lieut, in the tegimeut Native Infantry, second son of tbe Rnv. James WUlios, of Great Melton, in Norfolk, aged 80, leaving widow and three children. On tUe 19tb ...
... tlie attack ofthe village, which was carried, the light battaion having charged and taken three guns and a howitzer on the bridge: this attack was supported by Gen. Bradford's brigade of Portuguese infantry. ring the operation at Abechuco, the enemy madi ...
... Ghilzies, between Calml and Jellalahad, in Afghanistan, on or about the 19th October, Lieut. E. King, her Majesty's 13th Light Infantry, fourth son of the Hon. and Rev. R. F. Kins. This very gallant and high-spirited young officer was shot through the heart ...
... deemed most to withdraw the light under General Craufnrd, which accordingly fell back from Galicgos and Espeja'npon Nave d'Aver. Observing, tbe rapidity of the enemy's advance, ami the superior., number of his cavalry, the light division, with the horse ...
... the last mall. It appears that General Wilson, having on the 15th been joined by the 34tb Light Infantry, a body of horse and foot Artillery, some Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies of her Majesty’s 39th Regiment, determined. If possible, to secure ...
... join his regiment, the 53rd B. N. 1., Ensign Sanmarez de Haviland, second son of Major de Haviland, H. P. 51st, or the Queen's Own Light Infantry.—At Seffont Honse, Wilts, John Thomas Maytre, Esq., F.R.S., and F.8.A., barrister-at-law.—At Upper Glouce ...
... Herries, of the London Light Horse, w ere buried in Westminster Abbey, on Saturda}% with military pomp, attended by carriages. Lieut.-Colonel Bosanquet succeeds the late Colonel llerries in the command of tbe City of London Light Horse Volunteers, and ...
... late R. Hutt, Esq. of Appley, Isle of Wight, Mary, Countess of StraUrmore.—Captain Wm. Henry Elliott, of the 51st, or King's Own Light Infantry, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Ashmore, Esq. of Ipswich, Suffolk.—At East Downe. Devonshire, the ...