... this year, as we 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 the course of next month, or early in April. On their arrival out, the 50th, now in Van Dieman's Land ...

... Royal Fusileer*, from Drogheda, anive at the Pigeon-house Fort, Dublin, on Friday next. Thehead-qu rter division ofthe 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Lieut— ( oionel Campbell, arrived at Kil- k«nny at Satuiday last, from Buttevant, and relieved ...

... aged 27- r Aug. 10. at his father's house, Tatchbury, *i°* Southampton, aged 28, Capt. W. Timson, of bis M B ' jestv's 51st Light Infantry Regiment. . Aug. 11, at Clapham-common, Emma, eldest daug ter of J. A. Twining, Esq. aged 18. , f Aug. 12, at Lambe ...

... after its arrival. The whole of the 51st Light Infantry wili embark at Bel- fast on the 22d inst., on board steam-vessels, for conveyance to Bristol. The 93d Highlanders, from Newrv, will replace the 51st Light ...

... K. C. B. the Adjutant General, reviewed the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel Rice, C. 13., at Hampton Court. After the regiment had been minutely inspected and had performed the . Light Infantry manoeuvres with admirable precision ...

... Esq. of a son and heir. MARRIED, • On Saturday, the 26th at St. Peneras, London, Seth Nuttall Fisher, Esq. of the 51st Light Infantry, to Henrietta, y daughter of Henry Caslon, Esq. On Thursday last, at Christ Church, W. Woodward, Esq. to Agnes, youngest ...

... the 10th, and 27 men of the 32 J, which, together with one man of the 10th make a total of 7 officers and 205 men. ' 51st Light Infantry.— The following officers and mon attached to the provisional battalion at Chatham, are like-' wise ordered to be ready ...

... and 26 rank and file of the 99th Regiment, and G 3 rank and file of the 51st Light Infantry. The guard was commanded by Major Jackson, of the 99th, Ensign Ffaringtou, of the 51st, being under his orders. A similar detachment, from tho 99th, is expected ...

... not, for the present, form part of this garrison, but be moved northward shortly after its arrival. The whole of the 51st Light Infantry will embark at Bel- fast on the 22d inst., on board steam- vessels, for conveyance to Bristol. ' The depot companies ...

... Bart., K.C.8., has been selected to succeed the late Lieut.-General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, G.C.8., as Colonel of the 51st Light Infantry. This gallant officer highly distinguished himself upon several occasions in the Peninsular war, and was twice wounded ...

... will succeeded in the command of the district Maj.. Gen. Sir W. Cotton. Col. Rice, C.B. who formerly commanded the 51st Light Infantry, has been appointed Inspecting Field Officer of the Leeds Recruiting District, in the place of the late Col. Sir Michael ...

... Major-General Sir Alexander Woodford, ?? Governor and Commander-ill Chief of Gibraltar, in succession to Capt Tyndal, ofthe 51st Light Infantry. _ A squadron of the Bth Hussars, and two companies ( f the 95th Regiment, under tlie command of a Field Officer, ar- ...