... 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 ...

... H. Cavendish Grey, son of the late Premier, has arrived in Kilkenny, Dublin, to duty with his Regiment, the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry. He was formeriy attached the stall of the Marquis Welles!cv. Lord A dare arrived in Dublin on • rday much improved ...

... THE ARMY. The service companies of ihe 51st, or King's Own Light Infantry, marched into Butlevaut, and joined the depot on Saturday. It is thought that the 51st will remain for some time together in Buttevant forthe purposes of drill,, for which It affords ...

... NV. Scott, gentleman, to be cornet, by purchase, vice eole.t I th Regiment of Light Dragoons-E. F. Cherry, gent., to be veterinary surgeon, vice Gauley, deceased. 16 th Light Dragoons-G. Clofton, gent.. to. be cornet, by purchase, vice Blakelocke, who ...

... issafs—Hounslow. 51st—N.S. Wales ; Chatham 11th Light Dragoons—Canter-52d—Gibraltar; Newcastle on bury. Tyne. Lancers—Brighton. 53d—Cephalonia Pigeon-13th Light Dragoons—lndia ; house, Dublin. Maidstone. 54th—India ; Chatham. 14th Light Dragoons—Birming- ...

... 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 ...

... Perrin, second son to Mr. Justice Perrin. Jan. 7, in Ecclcs-strcot, Lieutenant William Johnston, h. p. of the 51st Regimfcnt. ol'-Light Infantry. Jan. 7, at Cove, Captain Richard Fitzgerald Holmes, on ha'.f-pay of the 97th Regiment. ttIGH SHERIFF WALL’S ...

... 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 ...

... 22d Light Dragoons Caplain 1 Behne, half pray 2d Light Intanlry King s German Levioti Captain F. Von Hugo, half pay Line Battalion Kind’s German Legion ; Ensign G. Macdonell, half pay 38th Foot; Ensign J. A. Maxwell, half pay Fork Light Infantry Volunteers ...

... Carlisle; 15th ; Dover, Rifles ;~Go*vort, 51st, 53dy Jersey, ; Plymouth, 22d, 86th, ; Ports - mouth, 12th, 85th Sheerness, 88th, Stockport, Bth ; Sunderland, ; Tynemoutb, 24th. SCOTLAND—2 regiments of cavalry, 2of infantry, and 7 depots. Edinburgh, Dragoons ...

... ult. Crew and materials saved. The trustees of the corn-market, Cork, mean enlarge its area considerably. THE ARMY. ; Light Infantry, inwler Colonel Wnrburton, landed «t DtoUin-w Saturday; and at eight o’clock on Saturday morning left George barracks ...

... the Great Artist is, ns yet, tmducoreredCourt Journal, THE ARMY. CXCIfANGKS AND PROMOTION'S. War-Office, June 8. Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Captain P. Hall, from half -imy Unattached, Captain, vice T. J. Pettat, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Foot.—Captain ...