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... Drmumtrative Reasoning fire find and sentence of the court-martial recently held at Chatham, on Ensign C S Dickson. oft he 51st light infantry, were Sunday last read to that officer. The court found him guilty of the charges piefened against him, and sentenced ...
... Dublin, under Lieut.-Col. Marten. Tuesday the lelt wing of the Light Infantry embarked in the Parmelia transport at Cork for Gibraltar, and sailed on Wednesday. The depot the Light Infantry at the Pidgeon House, Dublin, has got orders proceed to Carlisle ...
... from the source we have received the information, believe it to be correct ; —The 52d Light Infantry to relieve the 42d Highlanders, in the Mediterranean ; the 85th Light Infaptry to eelreve the Highlanders, in anaria.— And the four follow ing lor live West ...
... halt-pay Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles, to'be Lieut., vice Ward, promoted ; Ensign Frederick George Elkington, to be Lieut., purchase, vice Leslie, who retires ; Charles Brevor Daveney, gent, to Ensign, purchase, vice Elkington. 51st FootEnsign Edward ...
... gal ; Maid-49th Plymouth. utone. 50th-Bengal; Chatham. 10th Hussars—Leeds. 51st —V. Land; do. 11th do—Dundalk. 52d—Quel»ec ; Dover. 12th Lancers—Coventry. Chatham. 13th Light Dragoons—Exeter. 54th—Mullingar. 14th do—Bombav ; Maidstone. 55th—Winchester ...
... regiment arc to proceed to Quebec relieve tire 79th Ilighlandeis.— I lie l ight Infantry Ilallifax, Nova Scotia, to relieve the Ist bat. rifle brigade the light infantry, and 81st egt > to Gibraltar, to replace the and 70th regiments the and being moved ...
... Artillery; Lieutenwt A. Lloyd, 14th Drains ; Liuteoant R. Cox, Bth Native Infantry ; and Lieutenant L. U. Snrot, 2d European Light Infantry. r , oUNOi:o —Major (~ Farquliar, Bth Native Infantry, dangerously ; .Major J K, McCausland. Native Inlantry. >cveiely ; ...
... CURIOUS ADVENTURE. A young holding commission one of his Majesty’s regiments light infantry, the 51st, j at present quartered in this metropolis, was brought ] before Counsellor Cole, Sir William Stamer, and Mr. Dlaeker, the magistrates ot Henry-street ...
... 16 feet. The lighting apparatus, which was constructed in Paris, is on Mr. Fresnel's dioptric principle. It is of the fifth order ; and as it cannot show to greater distance than six miles, it can never mistaken for any of the great lights along the coast ...
... I arms to the meeting, lids was clearly aimed the Orangemen. His lordship collected a great military force, ! cavalry and infantry, and after consulting with persons of j all religious persuasions, and having affidavits as I impending breach the peace ...