... Barn, and Assistant Surgeon T. D. Lightbody. aye the officers who were in charge. With the 4th was 1 pnva.e . of the 51st Light Infantry, and 1 serjeaut and children of the 15th Hussars. ...

... lattor end of this year, that five ships have n taken up for convicts, in which, as guards, the head-quarters of the 51st Light Infantry are to proceed in the course of next month, or early in April On their arrival out, the s«th. now in Van Dicman's Land ...

... garrison ordrrs commanding detachments from the 51st, sHth, and .99th Regiments to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. The 51st King's Own light infantry furnishes 22 men; the 58th, 196 men; f men; and ...

... garrison orders commanding detachments from the 51st, 58th> 96th, end 99th Regiments to hold themselves in readiness fo» embarkation to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. The 51st King’s Own light infantry furnishes men; tbs? 58th, 196 men; 18 men; and ...

... respectable appearance, who stated himself to warehouseman in the City, was charged Richard Seaton, a corporal in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, with having defrauded him of shilling.—lt appeared from the corporal's statement that he was passing through ...

... A. Lloyd, 14th Dragoons; Lieut. R. Cox, Bth Nstive Infantry; and Lieot. E. H. Bprot.2d European Light Infantry. Farquhar. son. N'stire Infantry, dangaronsly; Minor J. K. M Caosh»d. Native Infantry, aevoreiy; CapL and Brevet Major Sir R. C. ...

... Native Infantry; J. K. .oth Bengal Native Infantry: J. L. Mowatt. Bengal ArtlllCTy;F. Coventry, Bengal Light Cavalry ; Charles Chester. 23d Native Infantry; James Mackenzie, St. Patrick Lawrence, llth Bengal Light Cav* ; Charles Griffin, ...

... Baft, Assist.-Surg. vice Williams. Major of Infantry, Brevet Major A. Dubourdieu. from Foot. To Major of Infantry, Arthur Marqulsof Douro.froin goth Heg. be Captain of Infantry, Lieut. F. Hall, from Light Dragoons. Hospital Staff—Staff-Surg. O. Lindsay ...

... Gough, of the Light Dragoons; Capt. J. Grattan, of the 18th Foot. be Lieut. Colonels flic East Indies only.—Major R. AV. Wilson, of the i . »th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry; Major F. S. Hawkins of the Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry. To Majors in ...

... captured. Brigadier Yates and Major Earle, commanding the Native Infantry, were both wounded this place, and i have to thank them for the manner in which tne battery was carried. The 2J Infantry Brigade, under the command of Acting, Brigadier Anderson, K.H ...

... Ist brig. H. Arty.; and Ist Sikh Infantry. Kangra.— regt Sikh Infantry. Jullundhur.—lat troop Ist brig. H. Arty; head quarters and Ist coy. Cth battn., and 4th coy. battn. (No. ly light Meld battery) Foot Arty.; 7th Light Cavy.; 2d regt. Irreg. Cavy.; H ...

... soon the defeat of the Kbalsas in the plains will aet them free. The 38th Light Infantry had quitted Umballah for laoodiauah, and are to be replaced at the former station by the 51st Regiment from Meerut, thus leaving that extensive station without single ...