... is not precisely known; hit it appears that the pri- ofers. in New6gate were the. f'rst t' ica ry it 'iito effect, as they lighted their candles on ounday se'nnifrht, the day after the news of the wivthclras.in.c of the bill arrived. Whtispers of the in- ...

... as -having taken part with the rebels, was in 161l a Colonel in the service oflBonaparte, comalfnd' ing the 51st regiment of Freach light infantry, and an officer of the Legion-of Honour. In thi following year he was promoted to tile rank 041 'General of ...

... as having taken part with the Rebels, was in 1812 a Colmnel in- the service of Bonapartej crnan nording the 51st Regt. of French |Light Infantry, aistt an Officer of the Legion of Honour. In the fullowiag year he was promoted to the rant 'of Genera of' ...

... bas been gracitousy pleased to eonimatd, that the ?? Lighl infantry Reginent e ?? bear, its addition to its present County Title, tble y title tif tbe 51st, or, The King's Owen Light Infantry . ItReiment; and that the Uniform of tire Regircent shall le ...

... (Cel totto, tle Iuock w ail, itol I luolpr l ispiti, andt - Yesterday mnorilia- inispected the 51,1, (or Eing's O a) it Light Infantry lRegt. H is Ilighilts 'in his atival titok tip his abode it tihe ?? of it N a% al Corm- C mander-in Chief, A dlmiral Sir ...

... command, that the 85th l.ight Infantry Regiment shall bear, i; addirion to Its prestl it coumity titlethe title of ' the 95th (or thc King's) ,Iight Infantry Regirmenr, ifistead of the Duke of York's Own Regiment of Light Infantry ; and ...

... originated in a difference of political sentiments between the parties. THi ARMY.-The 51st (or King's own), in this garrison, and the 85th, regiments of light infantry, at Brighton, are under orders to be in i readiness for embarkation. They are destined ...

... and is backed at even to win. The match is for 500 c guitteas. a Tut: A R Mty.-The 51st (or Kin-'s own), in this c garrison, ?? the 85th reginent of' Light Infantry v at Brighton, are under orders to be ii readiness for cm- c barkation. They are destined ...

... Posseased of the iichest language in Europe, they present to themselves the picture of their own feelings in the strongest f light; satisfied witis themselves, they are not clamorous from I without. I I CASSEL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. a His Majesty took leave ...

... common bugle, now in use. It having been found that the sword now used by Officers of Infantry is of little or no use, it is intended t to adopt the Light Infantry sabre throughout the service. I REFUGE FORt 'tuE HosousELrss.-'T'e Geittlemess forming ...

... islands, viz. Arran aind Islav, c besides which a ctnopiptiy is stattionesh at Glasgow, attd one at IPaisley, and is the only infantry r'giment inI f Sr,th nd. t Ii atrival of oats in the Clyde frint Ireland, dur- o ng the niciitlt cf Jattuary, was 45,1 21 ...

... Emperor of lURSIA, all civil affairs di are confided to iW. Le Prince LAFEsscHsI, and the Ministry of V .War to a General of Infantry, Count AnAcETscH=£Ew. The Secretary of State, Count CAPO D'ISTRIAS, left Petersburgh g1 on the 18th of August for the Baths ...