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... Y, ceive you by mentioning them; I shall content myself in saying, St that there are two regiments of light cavalry, a regiment of light es infantry, and four regiments of the line of three battalions. There c- is also to be a superb squadron of horse ...
... very fine specimens in all the various lines of History, Lanitscape, and Portrait. On the formation of the Lawyers' Corps of Infantry in Dublin, it wa?whispered to the regiment that a certain popular Barrister, who was lame, and with whom Mr. was particularly ...
... I7TLLIAM HUTCHINSON returns sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public for the Support met with since he commenced running his LIGHT Derby and for their better Accommodation he leaves the Black Boy Nottingham at a Quarter before Seven every Morning and arrives ...
... Andrew Russell, from half-pay of the 48th Foot. 47th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Swayne, from half-pay of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles AkDonald, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 17th Ditto—Paymaster George ...
... occupies the following positions:- First Brigade, under the command of General DE VENoCE, composed of the 6th Regiment of Light Infantry, of which the first battalion and the Staft are at Bourg Madame, the second is at Opaja. Four squadrons of the Chasseurs ...
... was that of Lieutenant-Genera. Sir Thomas Hislop, Bart. G.C.B. on his appointment to the com- mand of tbe 51st, or the King's own Light Infantry Regiment, in the room of General Morehead, deceased. The Honourable Mr. Strutt was on Wednesday at the Levee ...
... perhaps about an inch diameter. . . . . Colonel L' Estrange examined—l am a Colonel in the army, and Lieut.-Colonel of the 51st infantry. I had the command of the district and neighbourhood of Manchester on the 16th of August, 1819; I had been in communication ...
... 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 ...