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... John Leslie from the 69th Foot. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. Anderson from 23d Foot. To Majors of Infantry, purchase : Captain Benjamin C. Browne from 9th Light Dragoons. Captain Percy Pratt from the 81at Fool, Captain William H. F.den from the6th Foot. Captain ...
... Major CPDoonell, from Isth Light Dragoons and Major Rudsdeli, from 98th Foot. To be Majors of Infantry, by p.—Captains Adams, from 17th Light Dragooasi R Vaodeleur, from 10th Foot; W j Dunn, from 49th Foot; H Bayly, from 51st Foot; C Forbes, from I2th ...
... Regiment.—Capt. Davidson, Lieut. Warren, and Lieut, Candy. Native Infantry.— Lieut. S. Nation. Slst Native Infantry Capt. Heptinstall. • 41st Native Infantry.—Major G. Hunter. SBth Native Infantry.—Capt. John Hunter, Lieut. Warren, and Lieut. Lumsdaine. 44 ...
... —To lie Lieutenant Colonels Infantry, purchase: Major Joseph Paterson, from the 97th Foot; Major Henry Madox, from the Dragoons. be Major Infantry, purchase: Captain Anthony Bacon, from the 9Alh Foot. Captains of Infantry, by purchase: Lieutenant Hon ...
... Fitzgerald Downing has resigned his Com- mission. Unattached —To be Lieut-Cols of Infantry, by pur—Major Macadam, from7stb Capt Ellis, from Ist or Gren. Qrds. To be Majors of Infantry, by pur—Capt Frazer, from 23d, vice Hughes, of the Royal Artillery, who retires ...
... the Cold stream Guards—Major Charles O'Donnell, from the loth Light Dragoons—Major J.>seph Kuibdell, from the 98th Fool. Majots Infantry purchase Captain Benjamin Adams, from the 1 7th Light Dragoons— Cap’ain Robert Vandeleur, from the It th Foot— CapUin ...
... Major, by p, Campbell, who retires; Lieut Greenwood to be Capt, by p, v Anderson ; Ens Baxter to be Lieut, by p, v Greenwood. 51st —Capt Timson, from hp, v Frederick, who ex ; Capt Woodward, from the 38th, v Rains, who ex? to be Captains. 52d —Capt Moorson ...
... sprightly withal. His face was the colour of a half-baked crumpet; his hair thought darker; he was clad in a light drab morning gown, s,ith light drab trousers to correspond ; and he skipped blithely into the bar, rubbing his bands, and exclaiming“ Aye ...