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... Jane third daughter of Thomas Starr Esq. of the Precincts, Canterbury. On the 28th ult., John Vere Isham, Esq. o fthe 51st Light Infantry, to Mary only sister of W.Wood. Esq. of Brixworth Hall, Northamptonshire. At Great Hale, on the 22d ult., Mr.Wm. Singleton ...
... Guards, from Longford ; Lieutenant-Colonel Wetherall, 241 battalion Royals, from Athlone ; Lieutenant-Col. Campbell, 51st Light Infantry, from Kilkenny ; Lieutenant Coi. Anderson, 91st Regiment, from Birr ; Major Illachley, Royal Artillery, from Athlone ...
... to be published till the conclusion of tbe investigation. A cordon of troops will be drawn round the Metropolis. The 51st light infantry has orders to march to Croydon.—The Queen has, it is understood, engaged' a barrister of eminence, who has held a high ...
... placed in mourning in consequence of the premature c demise of their second SOn, Ensign Cecil Airgustus Paget, ; of the 51st light infantry, who expired at Hobart Town a a few weeks after his arrival with a detachment of his 'regi- mfent, as a guard over convicts ...
... this year, as learn that five ships have been taken up for convicts, in which, as guards, the head quarters of the 51st Light Infantry are to proceed in tiie course of next mouth, or early in April. On their arrival out, the 50th, now in Van Diemen’s ...
... . to 38s !lealto. .'9s to 00. Nutter lid to 13. pot lb. Eggs 10 furl.. on the 28th isat. John Vas Lawn, Rag. of me 51st Light Infantry, to Mary, sof, tutor of Wm. Mood, 49. of Briivordi 11411. litiMpbrap, Argun 3.—On Suntlte lath ult. two ext.wilent and ...
... appearance, who stated himself to be a warehouseman in the city, was charged Richard Seaton, a corporal in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, with having defrauded him of a shilling. It appeared, from the corporal's statement, that lie was passing through ...
... fought on 24th Tupe continued with fury during the day The patriot force is stated to consisted of 3000 infantry that of the Royalists 2500 infantry and 1400 cavalry The latter (the Spanish cavalry) are said behaved ill patriots it indebted to the bravery ...
... hundred and fifty volunteers of the light division, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Hunt, of the regiment; 400 of the first division (consisting of 200 the brigades of Guards, under Lieutenant-Col. Cooke; of the light battalion, and 100 of the line battalion ...
... Ensign Morgan Helliard; 91st, Capt. David M'Intyre; 94th, Major Thomas Lloyd, (Lt. Col.); 1st Light Bat. K. G. L. Lieut. George Boyd; Brunswick Light Infantry. Lieutenant George Scharhorns. ...
... toth, and 18th Hrxears. ed Brigade—Major-General Sir J. Vandeleur and 16th Light Dragoons. 34 Brigade— General Sir Wm. Ponsenby. ist — and 6th Dracooes. C. Grant. , and Light Dragoons. 5th Brigade— Maj ot General Somerset. Life Guards, an d Koyal Horse ...
... the last mail. It appears that General Wilson, having on the 15lhbcen joined by the 34th 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 ...