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... Lieut. Col. John It. Ward (36th Foot), a Light Battalion IA out. Col. Robert Macara, Ist 8att..12,1 Foot Lieut. Col. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Military Secretary I.:eut. Col. F. A.. de Hertzburg, Brunswiel: Light Infantry Lieut Col. John IL Harrison, Ist Batt ...
... Lecky, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Manger, deceased ; Paymaster J. Bews, from half-pay of the Ist Greek Light Infantry, to be Paymaster, vice J. Birch, who exchanges. 77th Ditto—Lient. C. Barry, from half-pay both Foot, to Lie Lieutenant ...
... 2 horses, ftaising. MI) Light Dragoons L-1 rank.. and file womided ; 3 rank and. file. horses, missing. 11th Light , DrageonS- 7 2'hormes killed; 1 rank and file wound-. ed ; 1 rank and fil e , 1 . h o rse, missing. 12th Light Dragoons-1 rank and tile ...
... King's German Legion. Ist , Regiment of ,Light Di agoons, Chas. Boron De c , . Cornet, vice Bock, whose•:ippointmetit has not hat Battalion of. Light Infantry,. S.erjeant H. the' •2613attalion of Light Infantry, to tie hart, promoted. • • ...
... deceased.. Bth.Ditto,llospitL,l•Assi ,, t4nt Richard Dowse to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Lawiess,.prornoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers. York Chasseors,Liei4enant Charles Le Court, front the halfpay of the Chas• Brit:mangoes, • to be Lieutei - ...
... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain M'Donald's troop, and the cavalry - and light infantry of the King's. German Legion at Las Royas, 'about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry which had been ...
... 1 serjeant, rank and file, 3 horses, wannded. , ,11th Light 3 DragboTi4-3 rank - and fite, '8 horses, killed; 1 lieutenant,l ensign > I,ser;eant, 10 rank and file, 4 horses, wounded. 12th Light Dragoons-5 rank and file, S horses killed-; 1 staff, 12 ...
... Mr. Montague Matthew, Aldertnat Combe; t and a great many others, spoke- The meeting was' protracted to a late hour. The infantry quartered in the vicinity of town were yesterday morning inspected in Hyde Park. — The troops began to assemble at eight ...
... accompanied by Sir Blootd.ltl.. The Royal arrftvg,e passed .through an avenue formed by the I.oth !loyal Hussars, and the 51st infantry. music played God ante the King. The Duke of Omen( set off prior.to the Prince for 'Bushy Park. The &perforce from the ...
... Rirgiment. of Light Drogoons, Cornet William Cli. Armstrong to be Lieutenant, by' purchase, vice Bernard, who retires. • 19th Ditto, Ensign Edward Byam, from the 3gth Foot, to he Lieutenant, withant purchase, Vice Ei4Clarence, appointed the lab Light Dragoons ...
... jor-General Sir J. Vandeleur. 11th, 12th, and 16th Light Dragoons. - Brigade—Major -General Sir Wm. Ponsonby. Ist, 2d, and 6th• Dragoons-4th Brigade—Maj9v,Grneral C. Grant. 13th, 15th and 2`-td Light Dragoons. sth Brigade—Major -General Lord Somerset ...
... Johnston., 49th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign H. Mountsteven, vice Fitzgibbon, promoted in the Glengarry Light Infantry Femibles ; and Henry Maxwell, from the Itg4th Foot, vice Morton, promoted in the 14th Foot. aoth ditto—Lieutenant Robert ...