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... Royal. Party at the Pavilion. The 10th Royal Hussars are doing the military duty at the as there is only a company of the Light Infantry stationed in this town. His Royal Highness has given special directions, that all the superflnons animal fond, sonp, bread ...
... the road to meet the Royal cavalcade, were drawn up at the North gate of the Palace, faced by - the detachment of the 51st Infantry remaining here, for the purpose of receiving her Majesty. The assemblage on the occasion was great, including many elegantly ...
... received their or- . ders to be in attendance in the morning, and the- 10th -Royal Hussars, with a part of the 51st regiment of light infantry, doing duty • here, received the Royal Family with the accustomed honours as they entered the Pavilion gateS. ...
... military received their orders to be in attendance in the morning ; and the 10th Royal Hussars, with a part of the 51st regiment of light infantry, doing duty here, received the Royal Family with the accustomed honours as they catered the Pavillien gates. Soon ...
... general parade of the fleei- ment and the 10th Hussars took place, when the latter was re- lieved from guard by the light infantry of the 51st. A fine detachment of the 85 h Regiment, destined to relieve the company of the 541h, has been lauded in Douglas ...
... Sunday a general parade the regiment and the Hussars took place, when the latter was relieved from guard by the light infantry of the 51st. Guildford markets have been, for several weeks past, very largely supplied with wheat, a great part of which is ...
... 101st Ditto —To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant R. J. Hanley, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice Kinsley, who exchanges; Lieutenant Thomas Stopford, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice Montgomery, who exchanges. Ist West India Regiment—Ensign ...
... swelling is abated, and he is considerable better , Db.c. 25.--Chriitinas Day was R . priately observed by the brave 51st regiment infantry. The Officers considered an arrange• . mein indispeu.able, that all the men should roast and plumb podding. This ...
... invited to meet the Illustrious guests at the Pavilion, including the Officers of the 10th Royal Hussars and the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, General Sir • DAVID BAIRD, Colonel PaactvAL, and seve;al distinguished Military Gentlemen, besides the families ...
... numerous party was inrited to the evening concert, comprising all the Officers , of the , 10th Royal flossars, and 51st regiment of light infantry, the military .Gentlemen, stud the t►riuripsal distinguished farniliei refinient. in the town. The gratitietoioo ...
... ter-General of the Army in France, was conducted into town yesterday afternoon in military procession by the 51st Regiment cf Light Infantry. This brave officer died in the Camp of Lillier, the instant, and his remains were brought over from France to ...