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... Campbell, of the York light infantry volunteers; Henry Frederick Campbell, of the 1-t foot guards; William Burnect, on the half-pay of the York hussars; Richard Stewart, of the 43d foot; Hon. William Charles Stewart, of the 13th light dragoons; Augustus ...
... INTELLIGENCE. From the LOXDON GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, July 28. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Lord Arthur W. M fi.il, from toe ‘d4th Light Dragoons, to Lieutenant, vice Cavendish, who exchanges. 22d Ditto- —Ensign Edward Newton, ...
... an action in the vicinity of that place ; in which, with a battalion of the Royal Guards of Spain, and another of the Light Infantry of Valentia, he routed the French, who flc4 with precipitation into the town, which, according to report, they have since ...
... Fatkingbam, was married at 15 year* age. Was a mother before she was 16, her eldest son is now 34 years old, and she, in the 51st year of her age, is at present confined with twins ! Writ of Inquiry was executed on Thursday at the Castle Exeter, in an action ...
... Rangers, Captain'Delancey Barclay, from the 56th Foot, to Major, without purchase, vice Henderson, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers. Chasseurs Britanniques. Major Win. C. Eustace, from the Foot, to be Lieut.-Col purchase, vice Kennedy, who ...
... a defile that led to them. But nothing could damp the ardour of the b ra ves/old- Teurs of the 2d and 4th regiments of light infantry. hey cart ied the enemy's positions at the point of the bayonet, without filing a shot. The enemy's fire, which was badly ...
... Bourdillon and Hewitt, Littl e -F r id ay - street. tell my subjects of Holland I feel perfectly satisfied rooted in the York Light Infantry Vona, eers ; Ensi gn J ose ph J o h n Christian Henry Reimers, of Iver, in East Friesland, and they possess the sentiments ...
... through a defile that led to them. nothing could damp the ardour of the brave valtigeurs of the 2d and 4th regiervAts of light infantry. They carried the enemy's po , itions at the point of the bayonet, without firing a shot. The enemy's fire, which was ...