... aide-de-camp, Major Frederick Brownlow, half-pay unattached. Aides-de camp—Captain S. H. Paget, 52nd Light Infantry; Lieutenant ihe Hon. H. C. Grey, 51st ditto; Lieutenant the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards; Lieutenant R. G. Williams, 21st Fusileers ...

... generalship in military tactics to place the light infantry the front of the battle. It is accordance with this principle that 1 have been called upon to come forward, and place myself the capacity of the light infantry ; and I know 1 will he followed by men ...

... aide-de-camp. Major Frederick Brownlow, half-pay unattached. Aides-de-Camp- Captain S. H. Paget, 52nd Light Infantry; Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. Grey* 51st ditto; Lieut, the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards: Lieut. R. G. williams, 21st Fusileers. Extra ...

... ie Alresford Schools, sometime in July or the beginning of ~ kgof August. lg ig New Subscriber to the Couisty Hospit-Al-Mr. light te Edward Fitt, ilinchester, IL Is. - froer at Diet], at the Semaphore, Compton Down, on Thurs- ga Leieuta~t1' . J.Rt. Thomas ...

... regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Mein, now stationed in Richbsond Barracks, will shortly be relieved by the 47th infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel Elrington, fromv ilulhingar. The latter may be expected in Dublin in a very short time.- 'Dublin M11ail ...

... Thames-street, Payment of tbe Nr*«s is stopped at Bank.—Saturday, 2£d Feb 1854. 6-tO 0087 Jan. 1851 422‘» 2d Jan. 3829-500 5 51st Dec. 27M0 5 Dec. 1833 WH. KLKINS, Bookseller, of 85, Lonibard. street, City, bega to inform the Public that confine a to receive ...

... Officers of which have presented him with »ery handsome Ring as testimony of their esteem. The depot Companies of the 51st Light Infantry landed at yesterday from the Romney, and marched for Rultevant this day. This divide first division the Service Cora ...

... agaiiut the appointment of Colonel M'Motion, Private Secretary to hit Rojal Highness the frrece Re* genf* Colonel Wtrhorton, Light Infantry, has the temporary command of Limerick garrison, the absence of Major general Sir I, Douglas, in Dublin. Lieutenant Buckner ...

... understand that his delicate state of health will not permit his remaining in the service. The depot companies of the 51st Light Infantry landed at Cork yesterday from the Romney, and marched for Buttevant this day. This day the first division of the service ...

... Warburton, 85th Light Infantry, has the temporary command of this garrison, in the absence of Major. General Sir James Douglas. Lieut. Buckner, 60th Rifles, has left this garrison on sick leave. The depot companies of the 51st Light Infantry ...

... understand that his delicate state of health will not permit his remaining in the service. The depot companies of the 51st Light Infantry lauded at Cork yesterday from the Romney, and marched for Butte- vant this day. This day the first division of the service ...

... Warburton, Ssth Light Infantry, has the temporary command of this garrison, in the absence of Major• General Sir James Douglas. . Lieut. Buckner, 60th Rifles, has left this garrison on sick leave. The depot companies of the 51st Light ...