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... PlymoutE The 23d Welch Puzileers for Brecon. The 37th Infantry for Bristol, on route to 31ullingstr. The 42d Royal Highlanders for Plymouth. , The 53d Foot for Bristol, on route to Dublin.. The 51st Infantry, for Portsmouth. The 67th Foot, for Stockport. The ...
... the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Eientenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase, dated April 14, 1829. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Thomas Kenyon, from the 64th Foot; Lieutenant Charles Cres. pigny Vivian, from the 7th Light Dragoons—both ...
... e entered the service on the 13th of September, 1773, as an Ensign la the 51st Regiment of Foot, was attached on the Ist of Decemloer, 1775, to the 13th Regiment of , Infantry, was appointed on the 22d of July, 1778, to a Lieutenancy, and was promoted ...
... THE ARMY. DISTRIBUTION OF THE INFANTRY REGIMENTS AND DEPOTS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Stat ions of Regiments. DepOts. Ist Foot, Ist Bat. 2d Bat.. 2d 3d 4th sth 6th Chatham Ditto Ditto 'Glasgow ICastlebar. Chatham flu!! Londonderry Belfast 10th 11th ...
... Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Abraham Bolton , Irons the 13th Light DragJons, to be Lieutenant, vice Steuart, who exchanges. • 7th Dragoon Guards—Captain Archibald Wyndham Bishop, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Thomas Unett, who retires upon ...
... at Portsmouth, on the 6th instant , P ol Plymouth, when they will embark, together O il tachments of the 51st, 90th, and 95th regime nt :oi Infantry, for th e p urpose o f j o i n i ng their 06 ive service companies in the lonian Islands. Detachments belonging ...
... Chronicle of Sept. 5.) arrived at Falmouth on SaturdaY,,4 way to take the command of the Spike island, Cove of Cork. .A Light Infantry depot, which arriv,,„ Saturday, is commanded by Major Kennedy, Menzies, Smyth, and s. The 74th depot, Major Hutchill' ...
... casks, which was lilghly approved, and ordered to be generally adopted in navy. The depot companies of the 51st regiment (King's own), Light Infantry, were inspected by Major General Sir Colin Campbell, LC.B. on Monday, on Southsea-common. Major Campbell ...
... into the town, for the purpose of an inquest, being held. —Dublin Evening Mail. The depot companies of the 51st regiment (King's own), Light 'lnfantry, were inspected by Major General Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B. on Monday, on Southsea-common. Major Campbell ...
... reserve companies of the 97th Regiment ford, on Wednesday, under command n` Paton. The depot companies of the 51st Regimen' own,) Light Infantry, were inspected ol General Sir Colin Cambell, K.C.B. on 31 11,i Southsea-common, Portsmouth. Major C 2 01 1 ...
... reserve companies of the 97th Regiment ford, on Wednesday, under command 0j Patton. The depot companies of the 51st Regiole l l, own,) Light Infantry, were inspected bYj i r General Sir Colin Cambell, on 31 1011 /1 Southsea-common, Portsmouth. Major Ca in ...
... artived out at Quebec, the 7th October, after a long Passage, and were thence conveyed up in steam-boats to ntreal. The 68th Light Infantry will return to r k in the transports which conveyed out the 24th. Tlai q intelligence dissipates the alarm entertained ...