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... this occasion, the journal of a survey to the heads of the Rivers Ganges and Jumna, by Captain Hodgson, 10th Regt. Native Infantry, was presented by the President. .CaPtaitt - Webb's survey, in having extended'from the Doon valley to Cajane, near Reital ...
... St. Kew, Edw. Kelby, Esq. of Kelby, Devon, Captaln 13, aad March G. Attorneys, Messrs. Sudlow, Francis, and in the 51st Light Infantry Regiment, to Sarah,.eldest daughter of Urquhart, Monument-yard. the late Henry Braddon, Esq. of Stesdon Lodge, Cora ...
... respecting the stun of fifty ter ; the whole about 11,0007. aryear. 1 f or theexpenses of his es- Thr of the King look* back to the 51st ; it eie,•., believed diet by cream the quarterly pnyments from 4.9004 there or few 11 l it-year inereareo the groat 82,000/ ...
... regiment to attend the review •u lieunslow Heath, 11th Light Dragoons, Bengal. Brevet M Childers, from halfpay 60Ih Foot, to be Mksjor, vice lifoney, who retching the difference between fuU pay Infantry and full pay Cavalry only, Jingo 24. 13th, Bengal. conga ...
... Vereker, M.P. 91 a .- • • On the Etils iustitit, at N-wport, ,the.Ladyi.Of Hetity Bayls, Esq. Captain lathe 51st Regut.eit, of Light infantry, of daughter. MARRIED., •• On Saturday, the h instant : the Rev. Williatn Wooll-* combe, Fellow of C.C.C. Oxon ...
... daughter: July 5, in Dublin, the Lady of the Hen.• John Vereker, M.P. of a son. . - July 8 at Newport, the Lady of Henry 51st Light Infantry, of a daughter. July 13, it Balgonie Cottage, the Lady oftleut..-CaL Forbes, of a son. MARRIED. . Yesterday, at Uary ...
... his Majesty's ship NORTHUMBERLAND, and the batteries. His Royal Highness was received by a guard of honour from the 51st Light Infantry, by Commissioners the Honourable COURTENAY BOYLE, FRASER, and CUNNINGHAM; Captains Sir GEORGE SEYMOUR, K.B. WARREN, ...
... from his Majesty’s ship Northumberland, and the batteries. Ills Royal Highness was received by a guard honour from the 51st Light Infantry, Commissioners the Honourable Courtnay Boyle, Fraser, and Cunningham; Captains Sir George Seymour, K. D. Warren, Brown ...
... Majesty's ship Northumber- • j land, -and the hatteres. His Royal Highness was ;received by a guard of honour from the 51st Light infantry, by Commissioners the Honourable COUR-TENAY BOYLE, FRASER, and CUNNINGHAM; Captains ~ Sie G. SEYMOUR, K. 8., WA rr REX ...
... part of the 9th. Regiment of Lanceri marched into the King's Barracks, in Ipswich. The Staff, and one company of the 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Kerr, are arrived at Chatham from Plymouth. tachmcnts of the 69th and 84th ...
... tIle bd~f pee of tlse 75d loot; .Xeticale!r 7sPLCnd, of she 5)th Foot; David Ilattray, o0 'lte llatlf pa,' of she Yot k L~ight Infantry V'o- lustta-nit Charle. Tudor, Ott tile hs alf~y of thle Royal Waggon Tyain ; Jarrt550 1LCrskitnC, of the '1'th loot ; ...
... of ihe York Light Infantry Volunteers. TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE AHMY : Majors Edward Shearman, of tl.e 25ih Fool; Frederick Jones, of diito; Thomas Watkit. Forster, on the half-pay of ll.e 21ih Foot; Nathan Wilson, of (be I7ih Light Dragoons; Samuel ...