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... Batleranl, and will shortly -embark at Cote repines the 12th at Gibraltar. On the arrital'uf the 9id at Gibraltar, the 51st Light Infantry return noma from the Mediterranean. The «4th, from Mullingar, replace Ihe77tb at Barbadoes, and the 76th. fiom Butternut ...
... Charles Grey, formerly of the Rifles io this garrison, son of the Premier, is promoled to the command of the or Highland Light Infantry, Lieul.-Colonel Pidgepo, Waterloo Officer, who has been only few months coinnioudiilg the Regiment, retiring on the Unattached ...
... bis late Excellency’s Physician. Caotain Thomas Skinner, 3lst Regiment, has publrtw his Excursions India; and Captain Light Infantry, Sketches of the Military and Politics! Stow of Prussia. Sir John IVurrey,R.C.!f. Inspector-General of iheptoraes of Leinster ...
... Major F. Brownlow, h.p. Captain Pager, Light Infantry. Hon. Lieut. Grey, 51st King's Light Infantry, Hon. Lieut. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards, Hon. Captain R. Boyle, h.p. Hon. Capfnin Clements, 43d Light ...
... to be ordered in the most inclement season of the ear. the 7th of January next, the first division of the 651 h, or King's Light lafantry, will arrive in this garrison. Major-General Sir John Buchan, in command of the Alulutte district, is appointed President ...
... Major-General Macdonnell, C. B. has left Armagh for England on leave of absence. Colonel Fergusson, C. B. commanding the,s2d Light Infantry^ at Belfast, is now the senior officer the Northern district; • ■* ■ Major Campbell, on the half-pay, has been appointed ...
... garrison at Dnncannon Port, for mas fiat held by Major Austin. Richard Glaspool, Robert Havert, and James Bsffiori, the 90th Light Infantry, at Kilkenny, are sestenccd Court-Martial to tiro months, six weeks, and 30 dsyi, labor and confinement. The English Militia ...
... exceedingly fine body of young men, the depot of the 51st King s Own Light Infantry, at present quartered in Buttevant, who went throogh a variety of evolutions and raanceuvres both as a battalion and light infantry (in which they sure ...
... stationed iversary 0 f the King’s birth day Buttevant gar°“ SfV detachment of the 4th or Royal Irish depots 51st or King’s Own Light Infantry *?“r Reriments fired feu de joie in the spacious square f s mck which was followed many excellent com- a brigade ...
... number of evolutions were performed, ibbUp justified the eucomiums passed by the gallant GtnnlMlh Jupiter, with the 51st Light Infantry on bond, ha Corfu, was at Gibraltar the 12th of May, forCtd. Major-General Sir John Buchan has left Athlete,* t tour ...
... ship for New South Wales, having taken 260 convicts at Portsmouth, and sailed this week * >U Captain E. T. Tronson, 13th light Infantry, km an:_j from India, per the Duke of Argyle, with invalids. This officer has been upwards of timtHUi years in the service ...
... service companies of the Regiment shortly expected home from the Mediterrenean. The Service Companies of the 71st Highland Light Infantry. ere expected next month Portsmouth from Bermuda, being relieved the Begiment from Cork. Captain Mayes, of the 95th, who ...