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... freemen that at the City of Cork election was 260, including 40 clergyman, and one officer in the army, Capt Austin, 51st Light Infantry, WESTMEATH ELECTION. The following observations were delivered Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., the occasion of bit re-election ...
... the whole of the regiment is now stationed, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Chambers. Three companies of the 51st Light Infantry, arrived at Belfast on the 16th instant from Dublin, and detached one company Carrickfergos on the following day, and ...
... instead of Gib altar, as originally intended. The William Jardine convict-ship, having on board ds tachment of the 51st Light Infantry as guard, under thi command of Cap'ain Austin, sailed from Kingstown, on tha instant, for New South Wales. The Pyramus ...
... 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 ...
... addition to a Quadrille and Waltz Band, obtained the services of the Military Bands of the 7th Dragoon Guards and the 51st Light Infantry. N.B Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Mulgrave have, through their Chamberlain, been graciously ...
... The guard for each shin will consist of two officers and forty men. That for the Kunyneile will be selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 9Cth Regiment and Provisional Battalion. The detachments of her Majesty’s troops ...
... Cassidy, retired. Rumor gives the vacant Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the 80th to Lieutenant- Colonel Ross, late of the 51st regiment of Light Infantry. Army Estimates.— We percei’e by the army estimates there no intention of diminution of that force, the provision ...
... THE ARMY. '“Orders have been received here for the immediate ba'k.tion of the depots of the 18th Royal Irish and the Light Infantry, about 350 men, for Liverpool, from whence it is expected they will be marched into the manufacturing districts. —P/ywout/i ...
... Highlanders, Major Ross, 51st regiment, Major W. H. Elliott, 51st regiment, Major E. B. Cuitius, 7lh Dragoon Guards, Captains J. Banniti, Highlanders, J. R.A., G. H. F. Campbell, Grenadier Guards, H. I. French. Hsth Light Infantry, Sir R. A Douglas, 12th ...
... will march from Newry for Belfast on the 15th inst, and will arrive there on the 17th, relieve the 51st Keginient, ordered Cork. The sl*t Light Infantry Regiment i* held in readiness embark Newry (Warren Point), for Bristol. Tuesday the Regiment, commanded ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...