... in military tactics to placcthe light infantry in the front of the battle. It is in accordance with this principle that I have been called mion to come forward, and place myself in the ca|iaeity of the light infantry ; and 1 know I will followed hv men ...

... generalship in military tactics to place the light infantry the front of the battle. It is accordance with this principle that 1 have been called upon to come forward, and place myself the capacity of the light infantry ; and I know 1 will he followed by men ...

... Officers of which have presented him with »ery handsome Ring as testimony of their esteem. The depot Companies of the 51st Light Infantry landed at yesterday from the Romney, and marched for Rultevant this day. This divide first division the Service Cora ...

... agaiiut the appointment of Colonel M'Motion, Private Secretary to hit Rojal Highness the frrece Re* genf* Colonel Wtrhorton, Light Infantry, has the temporary command of Limerick garrison, the absence of Major general Sir I, Douglas, in Dublin. Lieutenant Buckner ...

... of Cap. tains M'Queen and Wood, arrived from Cork, the band playing Garry owen.”— Limerick Chronicle. The depots of 51st or King's Light Infa-.try, and 70th. are now quartered at Butlerant barracks, and ah hough reports have been circulated an intended ...

... King’s Light Infantry, and 76th, are now quartered Buttevant barracks, and although reports have been circulated of an intended reduction of these barrack' believe there is no authority for that statement The service companies of the 51st Light Infantry ...

... King's Light Infintry, and 76th, are uuw quartered at Buttevane barracks, and although reports have been circulated of an intended reduction of these barracks, we believe there is no authority fur that statement. The service companies of the 51st Light ...

... Major-General Macdonnell, C. B. has left Armagh for England on leave of absence. Colonel Fergusson, C. B. commanding the,s2d Light Infantry^ at Belfast, is now the senior officer the Northern district; • ■* ■ Major Campbell, on the half-pay, has been appointed ...

... garrison at Dnncannon Port, for mas fiat held by Major Austin. Richard Glaspool, Robert Havert, and James Bsffiori, the 90th Light Infantry, at Kilkenny, are sestenccd Court-Martial to tiro months, six weeks, and 30 dsyi, labor and confinement. The English Militia ...

... Company's Military Establishment at Addiscombe—the latter officer being shortly about to retire. It is expected that the 90th Light Infantry, originally raised by General Lord Lynedoch, then Colonel Graham, in Perthshire, will soon wear the highland plaid. The ...

... IJanoverun Oue'plnc tJider. Al Yoik, Charltt, of Sir Wm. Struth, of St. Vinern», West Indiet. • At Ser)*tD inp-arpnup, in t!ie 51st year of hit agr, Mr. Allen, o' CajK'l-fctrert. At i>iliai«l, count* CUarlea, wn Wm. H. SI«V r, in >ter-«t-Uu-- At (fhurrh>»treei ...

... chaplain * and at the opposite angle (both in spare rooms) theatre also open twice a-wcek, where ama- of the 51st, King’s Own Light Infantry, perfonn to crowded audiences of the military—many ]>erformcrB of which corps would not disgrace the London boards ...