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... Torrent, K.C.8., the Adjutant General, reviewed the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel Rice, C. 8., at Hampton Court. After the regiment had been minutely inspected, and had performed the Light Infantry manoeuvres with admirable ...
... Southsea Common. The trooj s weie foimed in line, the Royal Marine Artillery on the right, Royal Marines, Depots 28th, 51st Light Infantry, and Rifles - the. Regiment kept the ground. About half past ten o'clock, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess ...
... house, Notting- Ihamn, to Miss S. Flnwer, (if Newark, now travelling as a ?? Newbury, Lieut.-Col. Keyt, C. B. of the 51st Light Infantry, to Mary, eldest daughter of tile late John King, Esq.-Henry, eldest son of Witliam Hubbard, Esq. of Ashton Giffiord ...
... pleased to confer a special mark of his favour on the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut. Colonel Rice, C. 8., by commanding that it shall in future be called the 51st,, or . The King's Own Light Infantry ...
... ships clean. .4R3 . • Yesterday (Friday, 30th ult.) at eleven o'clock; the . - tant-tnneral, H—TerrensyinspeCted the 51st Light infantry, Commanded by Colonel:. Rice, C. 8., when he ex - pressed his high approbation at • the. striking and truly litary ...
... the Regent's Park, and died Saturday afternoon. AtTichburv, near Southampton, in his 28th year, Capt. W.Timson, 51st regt. of Light Infantry At Ahcant, in Spain, C. Waring, Esq. his Majesty's vice-consul. A. Whitehead, Esq. formerly Secretary to the Transport ...
... Southsea Common. The troops were formed in line, the Royal Marine Artillery on the right, Regiment, Royal Marines, Depots 51st Light Infantry, and &BOth Rifles—the 27th Regiment kept the ground. —About half-past ten o’clock, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and ...
... father's house, Aug. 10, at his fat h Tatchbury, near South.. ampton, aged 28, Capt. m. W Titnson, of his Majesty' s 51st Light Infantry R mnt egie . daughter of J. A. Twin Aug. 11, at Claphaiu-common, aged 18, Emm a , e ld est ing, Esq. Aug. 12, at La ...
... that gallant and excellently-appointed Corps the .51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Rice, C. B. by commanding that it shall in future be called the 51st, or The King's Own Light Infantry ...
... that gallant and excellently-appointed corps the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Rice, C. 8., by commanding that it shall in future be called the 51st, or The King's Own Light Infantry ...
... le damage. Latt week, upwards of men, betongiog different arrived, at the Invalid Depot, Chatham, from India. Tlie 51st Light Infantry ore. at present, stationed Deptford, Greenwich, and Woolwich. Above 10,000 men, iione- and foot, are now in the nei ...
... pleased to confer a special mark of his favour on the 51st Light Infantry, commanded by Lieut. Colonel . Rice, C. 8., by commanding that it shall in future be called the 51st, or The King's Own Light Infantry ...