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... that voted a the city Cork election was 260, including forty clergymen, and one officer in the army. Captain Austin, 51st light infantry. There has been plentiful take of herring and other fish along the Donegal co ist during the week, which a great relief ...
... (Highlanders) 87. 59th Foot 94. Rifle Brigade, 2d bat* talion 104. 42d Regiment 114. Kiflo Brigade 120. 31st Foot No. 165. 51st Light Infantry 181. 6th Foot 190. 6th Dragoon Guards 204. sth ditto ditto 205. Royal Artillery, 4th battalion 232. Ditto battalion ...
... royal signature, constituting an institution of civil engineers. The 85th Light Infantry, in Limerick garrison, marches in a few days to Galway, and replaced the 51st Light Infantry, daily expected in Cork from Corfu. The 30th, at Galway, is ...
... 43d Light Infantry—lt rumoured that Lieut. Col. Booth thurtly iuteuds reining fiom the command of this corps. 3d Light Dragoons—We are now informed this is one of the cavalry regiments next for Irish duty; suppose in lieu the Scot- Greys. 4ih Light Diagoons—lt ...
... licnthain’g, marched for Enniscorthy. Limt. Cholmondely, 51st Light Infantry, has entered Student in iha Koyal Military College. Colonel Sir Michael M'Cieagb, late commanding the Ll:h Light Infantry, is appointed Inspecting Field-Officer the ...
... Castletown Roche, the Venerable Edward St. Lawrence, Archdeacon of Rosa and Prebendary of Cork, Captain Warden Flood, 51st Light Infantry, grandson of the late Waiden Flood, of Paulstown Castle, county Kilkenny, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty Ireland ...
... New South Wales, under the command of Captain I urner, of that corps, has arrived in Kingstown harbour. The 51st, or King’s Own Light Infantry, are shortly expected in Limerick garrison from Buttevant, replace the 91st regiment. The Ist, or Sees Itojal ...
... rtion of the charge. Light Infantry Movements. —The following (leneral Order has been recently promulgated to the army : It appealing from the reports made t > the ucncral Conimainling-in Chief, that the practice of light infantry movements has been much ...
... a disposable Light Infantry lorce was here apparent, and the soldierlike manner in which the light companies manoeuvred at this particular point, merits the highest praise. The field day and sham fight terminated with a charge of infantry, shouting in ...
... particular most exemplary. The 51st, or King’s Own Light Infantry, Buttevant, have received the route for Kilkenny, anil the lunounding stations now occupied by the (iO h, lUflcs, second battalion —Friday ning two companies 51st, marched from Butterant for ...
... in chief. The Ist, or King's dragoon guards, have arrived Biistol. The 3d light dragoons are dally expected in Cork fiom Bristol, to replace the dragoon guards. The 14th light dragoons are on march from Long* ford and Gort to Newbridge. (apt, Kave’s troop ...
... relieved Captain Warbui ton, depot, in command of the detachment at Fethard. Major Slade commands the detachment of the 90th Light Infantry at Carlow ; Capt. Wilson has relieved c.ipt. Eld at Athy ; and Capt.Eles commands at Trim, in place of Captain Straton ...