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... Gibraltar. Ist Garrison battalion, Ordered borne. AFRICA. The African regiment, Tuesday and Wednesday se'noiglit, the 51st light infantry marched in two divisions from Chatham Barracks to Monday ee'nnigbt, five companies of (Royal Irish) regiment, marched ...
... John Jones. They were examined yesterday, and fully committed for trial. Lieutenant the Hon. Harry Cavendish Grey, the 51st Light Infantry, is about to be appointed an extra Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-Ceneral Sir llussey Vivian, Bart, and X.C.8., commanding ...
... of the light infantry for Jamaica, and theu return with the regiment to Portsmouth.—Evening paper. i 'amrt-Martial at Chatham.—The finding and sentence the court-martial recently held at Chatham, on Ensign C. S. Hickson, the 51st Light ...
... of Infantry, viz.:-21st. iBth, so:h, 51st. and 80th. In Cijlon.— Four Regiments Infantry, viz.:—lBth, 58th, 61st, and !)oth. , Ok Cape Good Hope.— Three Regiments of Infantry, viz.:— 27th. 72ri. and 7**b. In the Mauritius.—Three Regiments ...
... Native Infantry, severely; Captain A. Boyd, 2d European Light Infantry, slightly; Brevet Captain C. S. Edwards, 7dth Native Infantry, slightly; Lieutenants— H. J, Stannus, sth Light Cavalry, severely; G. Jeffrey, Foot, slightly; T. C. ...
... be lieut. vice AlacGrcgorI returns to retired list. To be en- signs: Ensign II. A. C. Pilkington, from. half-pay lork Light Infantry, vice Iteinnick; Ensign J. Hanna, from the 2d West India regt. vice Graham, appointed to the g9th foot. 2d Royal Veteran ...
... following list, showing the time when the six infantry regiments first for service returned from foreign stations :— 46th—Regiment in August, 1833, from East Indies. 12th—in June, 1834, from Gibraltar. 51st—in June, from Mediterranean. 77th—in June, 1834 ...
... battalions of infantry, and colonial corps. The distribution is as follows :—Rank and file, 21,684 Great Britain, 23,74 Ireland, 31,700 abroad, exclusive the East Indies, and 17,777 East Indies. The following statement shows the years when the infantry regiments ...
... (Newbridge 1823jBeng: Lancers .Glasgow _ Hussars Nottingham . — Portugal 11th Light Drags.sßengal (Maidstone • (iBloj — { I2th Lancers {Hounslow - • — IB2B;Portugal 13th Light Drags.; Madras Maidstone •-hsiO) l4thdo Edinburgh ••■ _ 15th Hussars {Leeds _ ...
... command of G6.-Bistrom. On the 27th Lieut;-Gen. Suchozonet, with-the 1st brigaae of the light cavalry of the Guards, the 2d brigade of the 19th division of infantry, and two batteries, was detached to the left side of the Strait of Varna, to threaten the ...
... loth from Lahore, and 32d from Ferozepore, or in all about 2,000;* the Bth. 49th, 51st, 52d, and 72d Native Infantry, 3,700 Native Infantry—s7,OoO in all; the 11th Light Cavalry, and 7th and 11th Irregular Horse. The artillery portion of the force consisted ...
... Keenlyside, Esq. of Newcastle, surgeon. At Whalton, near Morpeth, Henrietta, wife of Capt. Storer, late of the 51st or King's Own regiment of Light Infantry. At Whitby, Diana, widow of Mr J. W. Sanders, aged 42. At Sowerby, near Think, 27tb ult. aged Ellen, eldest ...