... the palish of Burt, Diocese of Derry. the2lst inst. in the Parish Church of Castletown Roche, Captain Warden Flood, 51st Light Infantry, grandson of the late Warden Flood, of Faulslown Castle, county Kilkenny, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty of Ireland; ...

... coortmartial and acquitted. The King declared that never suspected bit loyalty, and gave orders to Queaada, Inspector-General of Infantry, and to the Minister of War, to restore him to bit rank immediately. Queeada placed him on half-pay. Zumalactrreguy memorialized ...

... of strength, the lighting up of a tlama of Orangeism in the north,' which all the effort, of its opponent, would ne»»r be nbl»* to enooiher. »i it is particularly worthy the conalderation of House, to consider what is meant by lighting flame of Orangei ...

... has been embned A ith OrringeisI:- No. : l3. 13th Lt. Dragoons No. 131. 16th Lt. Dragoons 31. R. Sappers and Mi- 165. 51st Lt. Infantry tiers, 7th com. 181. 6th Foot 33. 24th Regt. of Foot 190. 6th Dragoon Gds. 5S. 95th or Rifle Brigade 204. 5th do. 64 ...

... ditto. Portobello Bar- racks ; Ist bat. Grenadier Gurtrds, Royal Boi rracks ; depot .14th Foot, Pigeon-house Fort; 51st Light Infantry, Por- tohello Barracks; 85th ditto, Richmond Barracks, 93d Highlanders, ditto, 12th Foot (expected daily from Eng. land ...

... Mackinnon, Gent, to be Comet and Sub-Lieut, by purchase, vice Ogilvy. 4th Light Dragoons—Lieut. R D Campbell, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut, vice Vernon, who exchanges. 9th Light Dragoons—Cornet A Spottiswoocle to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Legard ...

... THE ARMY. The 51st (King’s) Light Infantry, now stationed in Dublin, have got the route for Belfast, to replace the •Pith, ordered to Enniskillen. first division ot the 51st march this day (Monday.) The 71st lligidand Light ...

... Tiup AT~afy.-The 51st (King's) Light Infantry, now stationed in Dublin, have got the route for Belfast, to re- place the 46tb, ordered to Enniskillen. The first division oftbe 51st marched on Monday The 71st Highland Ligh t Infantry march ...

... town by a great number of the irihahtitants.- 'w'o companies of the 51st (light infantry) arrived in town 'esterday forenoor, from Dublin, to replace the 46th.- A party of the 14th Light Dragoons arrived yesterday morn- ng from Dundalk, to embark for Glasgow ...

... d out of town great number of the inhabitants. Two companies of the 51st (light infantry) arrived town on Monday forenoon, from Dublin, to replace the 46th. A party ot the 14th Light Dragoons arrived Monday morning from Dundalk, to embark for Glasgow ...

... SOVEHKIGS. Oh WEDNESDAYEreHiag, Nov. 2.. tmDBBTHB m»n»OUH*HBD OF F. COI.OHKL CAMPBELL, K.E.j^ And the Officers of the 51st KUg’arOwn Light Infantry. f i On which occasion, (by kindywraiUson, for this night only), the Band of the Regiment will attend, and perform ...

... Mariners' Agsoihstfon held thieir twentieth anniversary dinner in Kerns' Royal Hotel. The very excellent tand of the 51st or Queen's own Light Infantry were in attend- ance, having been kindly granted by Colomel Campbell; they performed sotte beautiful pieces ...