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... Artillery; Colonel Gahm commanding the 6th cavalry, squadron of the Bth and Pedler's corps, light battalion, and artillery. The infantry corps were the light battalion under Carlin Doveton ; four grenadier companies (two of the d battalion 10th, and tio ...
... It is sui.t that the Light Itrftmtry regiments are certainly to be numbered h to any further reduction of siz. the 45d. 51st, 5.2,1. 31. Tlst, end hklthi; at it is propeced to make the 91.0. ltd, legitnents Ilighland LiOtt Infantry. •ft.i , is for purpose ...
... kiee Charles .Putvis, who exchanges, - receiving' atilt the 'difference - betweetithe full p t ofCdValry; and 4 Infantry. Reginunit of Light Dragoons; COMA .htlitig Greenwood to be Lieutenant,. by porchic7e, Vice Moberly. promoted in the . 100th Foot ; ...
... the light infantry regiments arc certainly be numbered by themselves, previous to any farther reduction of corps, viz.—-the 43d, 51st, 52d, 68th, 71st, 85th, and 90th ; and it is proposed to make the 91st, 92d, and 98d, regiments High land light infantry] ...
... satisfaction, the good conduct and discipline of the Ist battalion 3d Regiment Light Infantry, under Captain Agnew% and the piquets on duty under Captain Cukiy, of the 6th Light Infantry. The conduct of the Pioneers during the whole of their arduous duties in ...
... from the half-pay of the York light infantry volunteers, be captain company, vice John Campbell, who exchage-. 56th, Surgeon 1!. W. Markham, from half-pay of the foot, to surgeon, vice Colclough, appointed (he -2d light dragoons Cist, Lieutenant 11. M ...
... thai the Light Infantry Rcgiir.cn's are certainly be numbered themselves, previous to any funhcr reduction of corps, viz. the 43d, 51st, s'2d, 68th, 71st, and 90ih ; .'nd it is proposed make the 91st, S'id, and Regiments, Highland Light ...
... from the whole of their batteries; the infantry consisted of the divisions under Lieut. Col. M‘Leod and Mackeller,_ suported by a battery and a reserve of infantry under Lieut. Col. Crosdile • and a reserve of infantry under Lieut. Col. Stuart, - continued ...
... Lord ERSKINE'S youngest son, on his passage to Ceylon. He served throughout the campaigns in Spain as a Captain of Light Infantry in the 51st Regiment, and behaved with great gallantry in the battle of the Pyrenees, where being shot in the thigh he was sent ...
... Lieutenant Colorel Erskine, whose death announced in a former paper, had served the campaigns in Spain as a Captain of Light Infantry in the 51st Regiment, and behaved with the greatest gallantry in the battle of the Pyrennees, where, being shot in the thigh ...
... fid ditto; and Captain G. CASEMENT, from the 21st Native Infantry; ths , re appetnted to the two battalions of infantry are Captain BAKER, 19th Regiment, and Captain HAMILTON, 7th Native Infantry, The VICE, PRESIDENT in Council had issued a:regulation ...
... Major, v. Chas. Purvis, who exchanges, receivirtg ()illy the difference between the full-pay of Cavalry, and full-pay of Infantry. , LIGHT DRAGOONS, 9th Reg.—Cornet Julius Greenwood, Lieut. v. Moberly, prom. in the 10th F. C. 1. Jones, Gent. Cornet, by pur ...