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... ltd Light Dragoons - 600 Light Dragoons, 3 Squadrons -• - ...
... as he fell with horse upon the artillery, it was surrounded, hut afterwards retaken three squadrons only light cavalry, the regiment British infantry, and the Portuguese, who displayed the bravery, ami obliged the enemy shamefully retire, leavim; the field ...
... probably the whole of the cavalry, and considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of th% ground to cannonade our rear-guard, consisting of the light divisions, under Major-General Charles Allen, on the ...
... Ensign Morgan Halliard. 91st, Capt. D. M-lulite. 91th, Major Ih*'S. Lloyd, Licut-Culimrl. Ist Light Ban. King's German Legion Ueut. George Boyd. Brunswick Light Infantrv, Lieut. George Scaihornt. k lled.—ltth Keginent of the lane, Adjutant J.Ue'Sousa Pereira ...
... Portsmouth have been abolished— Besides the reduction of two troops in every regiment of cavalry two in every regiment of infantry two brigades of the royal artillery disbanded reduction 1 201 been made pay the commanders of revenue cutters and in future ...
... Joseph 2elarryatt, Esq. MI. P. to Catherine, youn. daughter of Sir Stephen .hairp, of Russell-place.-Capt. E(r XKeily, 51st light infantry regiment, to Sarah, eldest daughlter the late Henry Braddon, Esq. of Skisdon Lodge, Cornwall. - Mr. Jamnes Smart, clothier ...
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... January 29th,' fr on w hila sxe natre the followving interesting extracts :-If'le Libea-; tor has received dispastches of the 51st tilt, fromn Sucre, 1nnom'nciOn7 the ?? soiantsslofl of General Olaneta to h'is orders. Tthus, with the exception of the Castle ...
... At Suitton Bcnger, Wilts, Rt. Nalder, ER to Mi'tss MU. J. RI. Spacknairi.-At Shepton-Mallet, ?? Uayl5, Esq. Calpt. 51st Light Infa.ntry, to MissJane Pl'rlewvent.-T~5 R~ev. John Olive, A. M- of Wadhamn College, Osford,} tc M~ara'arct, second daugphter ...
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... Officers : President: Major-General Sir C. Dalbiac ; Members: Colonel Sir E . Miles, 89th regiment, Col. Ferguson, Sad Light Infantry, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Loughborough, 9th Lancers, Major Walcot, Royal Horse Artillery. Capt. Warrington's Troop of the ...