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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The troops were formed in line, the lloyal Marine Artillery on the right, 50th Regiment. Knyal Marines Depots 28th, 51st Light Infantry, and 60ih Rilles . the 27tn Regiment kept the ground. About half past ten o'clock, (hen Royal Highnesses the Duke and ...
... The troops were formed in line, the Royal Marine Artillery on the right, 50th Regiment, Royal Marines, Depots 28th, 51st Light Infantry, and 60th Rifles—the 27th Regiment kept the ground. About half-past tea o’clock, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and ...
... —To be Captains of Infantry, by purcTiase.—Lieutenant Edward Giles 'Haward, from the 2d Life Guards. Lieutenant Lord Albert Conyngham, from the 26th Foot. Lieutenant Charles Wldenham Nash, from the 6th Foot. To be Lieutenant of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign ...
... to be Lieut. v Ellis.-48th ditto; Lieut. It King, from 30th Foot, to be Lieut. • O'Brien, app. to the Royal Staff Corps.---- 51st ditto; Capt. W. Flood, from It-p, to be Capt. vF. Mathews, who exch.--591ht ditto ; Ensign I. Blaekburne, from 58th Foot, to ...
... the reduction in the army will be to the amount of 400,0001. annually:. Two companies, it is said, will be reduced in every infantry regiment of the line, with the exception of the Guards; and two whole cavalry regiments are also mentioned as likely to he ...
... this morning, on board Canal-boats at Paddington, for Liverpool, on route to Dublin. A Detachment belonging to the 51st Regiment of Infantry, marched yesterday morning, from IVestminster, for Portsmouth. A Detachment belonging to the 70th Regiment of Foot ...
... this morning on board Caual-boats, at Pad. dimgtoa, for Liverpool, on rout to Dublin. A Detachment belonging to the 51st Regiment of Infantry marched yesterday morning from Westminster for Portsmouth. A Detachment lelonging to the 70th Regiment of Foot marched ...
... Tranchell ; Second Lifret,J: D.skina, vice Rogers. UNATTACHED--To be Capts. of Infantry, Lieut. E. G. Howard; Lieut. Lord Albert Conyngham ; Lieut. C. W. Nash.—To be Lieut. of Infantry, Ensign J. Clark. To be Entigif, T. Connor. The under-mentioned Lieutenants ...
... Ite troops were formed iin line, the Royal Marine Artillery on taright, 50th Regiment, Royal Marines, Depots 28th, 51st i4bt Infantry, and d0th Rillea-the 27tb Regiment kept the ersud. About half-past ten o'clock, their Royal Higuesees the KirkestdDucheSSOf ...