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... Presidency. Captain J. C. Street 7th Light Ciisalry, to the 114 Match Cannanore. Captain J. Macdonald, Major of Brigade Malabar mid Canute, ta the lat May tB3l, Neilgherry Will on sick certificate. J. Whitlock, 9th Light Cavalry, to she 14 July 1831, Neilgherry ...
... MARRIED. March 15, at All Souls Church, Langbam-place, Captain William Henry Elliott, of the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry, second son of Captain Elliott, R.N. of Elliott-house, near Ripon, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late William Ashmore, Esq ...
... Mary Smith, of London. Tuesday last, at All Souls’ Church, Gangham Place, Capt. William Henry Elliott, ot the 51st or King’s own Light Infantry, second son ol Capt. Elliott, R.N., of Elliott-house, near Ripon. to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Ashmore ...
... Anne Trotter, eldest daughter of M Oif week, All Souls church, Langhamplace, Capl. Wm. Henry Elliott, of the 51st or King s Own Light Infantry, second son of Capt. Elliott, R.N. of Elliott-house, near Ripon, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Ashmore ...
... druggist, BirstaJl. On Tuesday week, at All Soul's church. Langham Place, Captain WilHam Henry Elliott, the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry, second son t'apt. Elliott. R.N. of Elliott House, near Ripon, to Jane, youngest daughter of tbe late William ...
... late R. Hutt, Esq. of Appley, Isle of Wight, Mary, Countess of StraUrmore.—Captain Wm. Henry Elliott, of the 51st, or King's Own Light Infantry, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Ashmore, Esq. of Ipswich, Suffolk.—At East Downe. Devonshire, the ...
... Wdectcd to the first of Dr. Bell's Scholarships. The Third Regiment of Foot Guards is to be formed into battalion of Light Infantry; and the Coldstream Guards are in future accoutred as Highland Regiment—Morning Paper -Mr. Jones, Chairman of the London ...
... and, oal the Friday Ibllowing, they discovered the infant under a milk vessel in the dairy. On the circumstance coming to light, (he unfortunate girl retired up stairs to her room, and imme- diately destroyed herself with a razor: the fatal act was so ...
... Pretence which had imposed upon the blacksmith, Of the a young m a n, n amed Michael Brophy, a ut on lue owner, to strike a light. He did so, and then,cri ed ce Perceiving the real character of hisvisitors, in a ots his br o th er , w h o w as putting on ...
... Robert Lion Bennet, Gent. vice Bruce. 26th Foot—Lieotenant Pulse Percy Neville, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, eke Welby, who exchanges. 51st Foot—Ensign Thomas Fender to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Booth, deceased ; Patrick ...
... the Bth Regiment Native Infantry is appointed to succeed Colonel Delanfottei in the Command of linrgole, No. 144. The folldvring temporary arrangement is confirmed. Major J. D. Crozier attached to the gsth ment Native Infantry to atsitine the command ...
... the Foot, Lieu'enant-Chdonel, of Infantry, by purchase; Brevet Lieut.- Col. J. VV. O’Donoughue, from (he Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel of fufantry,without puicliase; W. 11. Ball, from the 49th Foot, Major of Infantry, purchase ; nod Lient. W. S. Dalton ...