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... Ist December 2Jt* Fret** G. Ainslie, 21st Foot, from the Ist December to 14th February, 1847 ; Captain R. Thompson, 51st Light Infantry, from the December to February 14th, 1847 ; —and Captain Edward Scovell, of the is ordered to rejoin this garrison from ...
... :—4th King's Own, Captain T. Faunee, Lieutenant W. Wyndham Bond, Ensign T. E. Maunscll, Ensign E«L Mulso Purvis; 51st King's Own Light Infantry, Lieutenant G. Warburton Drought; 84th York and Lancaster, Major Charles James, Captain Wm. Radcliff, Ensign Richard ...
... Rosslyn’s 12th, Pcjneeof Wales’s 43d, 50th 51st, Light Infantry Reg. 52d, 59th, 68tb, Light Infantry Reg. 7lsl, Highlanders, Light Infantry 76th Ditto.—77lh 79th, or Cameron High- ...
... âA court-martial was lately held at Chatham barracks, for the trial of Ensign diaries Sheffield Dickson, of the 51st Light Infantry, stationed in that garrison, for conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in having been seen ...
... under the command of Captain Walsh, passed through Hythe yesterday morning to embark for Portsmouth ; detachment ul the 51st light infantry regiment, amounting 150 rank and file, also marched from Braborne Lees, on Saturday last, for the same destination. ...
... le damage. Latt week, upwards of men, betongiog different arrived, at the Invalid Depot, Chatham, from India. Tlie 51st Light Infantry ore. at present, stationed Deptford, Greenwich, and Woolwich. Above 10,000 men, iione- and foot, are now in the nei ...
... viz., the Royal Marines, and 51st regt., assembled on the lines, to receive General a French officer. The troops received the General with the usual salute, ami then marched round in slow and quick timei the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through a ...
... Colonel Shaw Kenedy. The next regiment for New South Wales will very shortly receive its orders for Chatham, a the 51st Light Infantry are now getting very weak, in co lsequence of the numerous detachments furnished convict ships. reprieve has been forwarded ...
... s from the provisional battalion assembled ten o'clock the General Parade Ground, consisting of 88 men of the 51st Kind's Own Light Infantry, 82 men of the 84th, and 30 men the Regiments, and were inspected by the Commandant, of the Garrison, Colonel ...
... K.C.B., has been selected to succeed the late Lieutenant-Gencral Sir Benjamin D’Urban, G.C.B., as colonel of the 51st dis- Light Infantry. This gallant officer high] tinguished himself upon several occasions in the Peninsular War, and was twice wounded ...
... al at Chatham.—The finding and sentence the court martial recently held at Chatham on Ensign C. S. Dickson, of the 51st Light Infantry, were on Sunday week read to that officer. The Court found him guilty of the charges preferred against him, and sentenced ...
... Newnham, of the same corps ; Captain R. Ensign C. Sergison Nott, and Assistant Surgeon Thomas Crawford, of the 51st (King’s Own) Light Infantry; Lieut. F. H. Gardan, ofthe 84th; Lieut. E. Smyth Mercer and Lieut. M. - V. Reynolds, of the 94th. These officers ...