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... and Baron Twyil, sailed from Kingstown in the Firebrand ! steamer. The Hon. Harry Cavendish Grey, Lieutenant In the 51st Light Infantry, son of Earl Grey, has been appointed Aidede-Camp to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. Sir Wm. Wrixon Bechcr and his ...
... would be most happy to meet the Corporation of Dublin on the occasion. The Hon. Harry Cavendish Grey, Lieutenant in the 51st light infantry, son of Earl Grey, has been appointed Aidede-Carap to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Williams, late Ai ...
... under-mentioned acting Ensign is promoted to the rank of Ensign, to fill vacancy in the infantry on this establishment, from the date expressed opposite to his name* Infantry.—E. Magnay, February 4,1833, in succession to J. W. H. Turner, transferred to the ...
... gentlemen are admitted to the service, in conformity with their appointment tie a cadet of infantry, and an assistant-surgeon on this establishment. Infantry.—Mr. - It. T. Edwards, date of arrival at Fort William, 12th March, 1833. Medical department ...
... Charles Grey, formerly of the Rifles io this garrison, son of the Premier, is promoled to the command of the or Highland Light Infantry, Lieul.-Colonel Pidgepo, Waterloo Officer, who has been only few months coinnioudiilg the Regiment, retiring on the Unattached ...