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... year, Lieut. Thomas Brook, of Askam Bryan, near York, and previously of Woodside, Cheshire. He was many years in the 51st Light Infantry, accompanied Sir David Baird's expedition, and was in nine engagements in the Peninsular war. At Springvale, Mayo, lately ...
... Durham, W. Bernard, Esq., aged 37 year*. On th* l(*th May last, Hobart Town, Van Dieman’s Land. Ensign Cecil Paget, the 51st Light Infantry, and rcoud son of the Right lion. Sir Arthur Paget, aged 19. O.i tlmfith »n»t., at o.ik Bank Cottifie, Conitton*. Mr* ...
... Gibraltar. Regiments of Infantry—viz., 33rd, 46th, 52nd, 81st, and 82nd. In Jamnicm. —s Regiments Infantry—viz., Sth, 37th, 64th, and 84th. In South Wales and Van I)ie?nan's Land. —s Regiments Infantry—viz., 21st, 28th, 50th, 51st, and 80th. In Ceylon. ...
... America. Light battalions and veteran companiis: Queliec, 32d; Montreal, and 24th; Kingston, 661h ; York, 79th ; Halifax, 961h and Kifles; New Brunswick, 34th ; Newfoundland, Veteran Companies. England, —Twelve regiments of cavalry, of infantry, 21 depots ...
... Dragoons: Lieutenant R. Cox. Bth Native Infantry; and Lieutenant E. H. Sprot, 2nd European Light Infantry. Wounded; Major G. Farquharson, Sth Native Infantry, dangerously ; Major J. K.M'CausUnd, 70th Native Infantry, severely; Capt. and ...
... the Corinthian, and the lonic Light, the Ark, &c. will be carried by the subordinate Lodges. A Throne is erected for the Provincial Master; and the Lodge will be ornamented with ever-greens, and opened by candle light, in all the splendour and ceremony ...
... Archer, The captured schuyts are about thirty tonsburthen. They are chiefly manned with soldiers belonging to the 51st regiment infantry, and commanded Lieutenants belonging to that corps. The Commander Chief of the division was M. Lori col, a Member ...
... (bred and fed Mr, .Joseph Nixon of Sandsfield) of the following weight and dimensions, though only 1.5 months old : Weight 51st. 101b. j length from snout to tail, feel i girth, 7 feet. Its weight, at Martinmas, was supposed have been not more than IBsr ...
... mited together, uninspected. idle, and almost unclothed. There were earloUs instances' of the confinement boy* and girl* for light offence*, dieir return to prison for heavy crimes. There was effectual reparation between mule and female prisoners those prisons ...