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... — William Scott, Gentleman, Cornel, purchase, vice Cole. Jlth Regiment Light Dragoons: Edward Frederick Cherry, Gentleman, to Veterinary Surgeon, vice Gauley, deceased. 16«h Light Dragoons : George Crofton, Gent, to be Cornet, purchase, vice lilakelocke ...
... Hon. Henry Murray, half-pay 18th Light Dragoons; John MatthiasEverard, half-pay 77th Foot; John Grey, half-pay 3th Foot; George Windham, half-pay 20th Light Dragoons; Alesander Cameron, half-pay Ist Greek Light Infantry ; Sir James Wilson, K. C. 8., half-pay ...
... arc no extra field days appointed for the troops in Li mctick. Doctor Pope, of Itatbkeale, appointed Surgeon to the 51st Light Infantry. Several Barrack-masters in Ireland are to be dispensed with the sih nest January. Lieutenant Braham's detachment of ...
... moment, estimated at 109,130 men. consists of regiments of cavalry ; seven battalions of foot guards ; 103 battalions of infantry ; seven colonial corps. The distribution is follows:—Rank and file 21,634, Great Britain; 23,074. Ireland; 31.700 abroad ...
... month, which will the last day that such memorial can be received.— erford Freeman, THE ARMY. A company is vacant the 90th Light Infantry, the death of Captain the Hon. F. G. Howard, son of the Eirl of Carlisle. . The reserve companies of the 73d from Guernsey ...
... difference. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Honorable R. H. Browne, from the 85tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice R. Peel, who retires on half-pay Ist Garrison Battalion. 18th ditto Major W. Persse, from 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.-Colonel ...
... are now, it seems, substituted for a jury. They •. On the 7th of January next, flic first division of the 85lh, King’s Light Infantry, win arrive in this garrison. Therein, bark on the 26th instant, at Liverpool.—ZammeA Chnmirk. The head quarters and five ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Arhuthnot made a moat minute half-yearly inspection of that exceedingly fine bodv young men, the depot of the 51st Kings Own Light Infantry, at present quartered in Bulfevant. Same day the Major-General also ins|>eoted the depot the 70lh, under the command ...
... 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 ...
... THE ARMY. The 51st, or King’s Own Light Infantry, are shortly expected in this garrison from Buttcvant, to replace the’9lst Regiment l.imerick Chronicle. burgeon Caihcart, 7lh Dragoon Guards, lia« joined licai'. quarters of the regiment, at C.iher, from ...