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... Guadaloupe in 1810, and received a wound in storming the heights of Matauba. In 1812 he was in the Peninsula with the 51st Light Infantry, and was engaged at San Christoval, Salamanca, Madrid, and Burgos. Returning to England, a victim to typhus, in 1813 ...
... Borderers); Major A. A. Barnes, Capt. J. Ogilvey, Lieut. S. Northey, Lieut. R. M. Taylor, and Ensign A. Strange; 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry : Capt. P. Rice and Ensign W. J. Baillie; 84th Foot (York and Lancaster): Capt. F. A. Davidson, Lieut. Lightfoot ...
... his occupation. Brevet-Major Harvey, his lordship's aide-de-camp,' arrived on the same day. Military Movements.— The 51st Light Infantry were to leave Poonamalee on the Bth January last en route to Bangalore. The 29th Regt. arrived at Calcutta, Feb. 2nd ...
... Regiment, to be Lieutenant, paying toe regulated difference of 2501., in succession to Lieutenant Birch, removed to the 51st Light Infantry. Commission dated 10th May. POOLE, Ensign T. C., 94th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, paying the regulated difference of ...
... Willshire, X.C.8., has been selected to succeed the late Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin DUrban, G.C.8., as colonel of the 51st Light Infantry. Emily Sandford.—The following has appeared as an advertisement in the Morn tele: The subscribers to the fund raised ...
... Brevet of the lath January, 1837, made him a Lieutenant General. In December, 189.9, he became Colonel of the 51st, King's Own, Light Infantry. Sir Benjamin D'Urban had seen much service in all parts of the world. During the Peninsular war he was particularly ...
... Guy, jun. surgeon. DetachmeuLs of various regiments continue to march through here. During this week the Hussars, 51st and Light Infantry, and 95th Ride Corps. They are fine soldiers and long for an opportunity of combating their enemies on French ground ...
... s only. The guard for each ship will cons'st of two officers and men. That for the Runymede will selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 96th Regiment and Pro visional Battalion. —United Service Gazette. The Tea Trade ...
... that station. The following detachmenrs of regiments serving in India are under orders for embarkation :—The 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry furnishes 13 men, the 84th 15 men, the 94th 50 men, and the 15th Hussars, from the cavalry depot at Maidstone ...
... this garrison en route for Gravesend, there embarked on board the Lord Hungerford, consisting of 15 men of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, 37 men of the 34tb, and 3 men of the 94th Regiment. These troops are bound for Madras, to join their re- spective ...
... The Detachment on board the ship Alfred, under the Com- Mand of Maj. Mainwaring of the 51st Light Infantry, cons i st _ big of 166 men belonging to the 24th, 29th, 51st, 61st, 80th, and 94th Regiments, arrived at Calcutta on the 21st of Nov. On the 22nd ...
... Major F. Brownlow, b.p.. Captain Paget, 52d Light Infantry, Hon. Lieut Grey, 51st King’s Light Infantry, lion. Lieut. Cow per. Royal Horse Guards, Hon. Capt. R. Boyle, h.p., Hon. Cap'.sin Clements, Light ...