... Majesty has been graciously pleased to command, that the 51st Light Infantry Regiment shall bear, in addition lo its present roiin.y title, the litleof ihe 51st (or tbe King's Own) Light Infantry Regiment; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... arrived at St.- James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Paris. Arrivals at Shellev'r Hotel, Cockspur-atreet Captain Miura, 51st Light infantry, from Sheffield; WATSON, Esq., ---- TURNER, Esq., COPLAND, ESq., HODGSON, Esq., MILLENER, Esq., WESTON, Esq., , from ...

... commaritt, that the 85th Light Infantry Regimens shall bear, in addition to its present county : title, the title of the. 85th (or the King's) Light Infantry Regiment, instcari of the Duke of York.' . % Own Regiment of Light ...

... ordered home from India. Bth Light Dragoons, '34th Infantry, 17th Do. 53d Do. 17th Infantry, 59th Do. 24th Do. 65th Do. To be replaced by 4th Light Dragoons, 18th Hussars, 13th Infantry, From home. 41st Do. 44th Do. 38th ...

... Ihe premature productions now brought io Covenl-garden market. A small basket of peaches obtained a high price. The 51st Light Infantry embarked on Friday sennight, at Portsmouth, for Malta. The neighbourhood of Guildford was visited on Saturday with a ...

... the firing of th- troops in garrison, consisting of a party of Sappers and Miners, under Major Blanchard ; the 51st (King's own Light Infantry,) Colonel Rice; the 84th Regiment and Royal Marine Troops ; who, after firing afar de joie, gave three hearty ...

... belonging to Winchester Cathedral (tinder the direction of Dr. Chard), accompanied by the excellent band of the .51st regiment of Light Infantry, which was stationed at the bottom of the room. - The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. who presided, discharged the duties ...

... choristers belonging Winchester Cathedral (under the direction of Dr. Chard), -accompanied the excellent band of the 51st regiment light infantry, which was stationed at the bottom the ruum. The Marquis Buckingham, who prodded, discharged the duties Ins office ...