... M’Craith, Esq., of Loughloher, County Tipperary. On the 2 ...

... Clonmel, on appointment to the corps. Licutonant-Colonel Campbell has arrived at Buttevaut, and taken command of the 51st light infantry. TIIF. OLD ESTABLISHED IRISH LIKEN WAREHOLSt, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. R, anw O. WILSON, 8, CASTI.E-STREKT, J RESPFXTTFULLY ...

... royal signature, constituting an institution of civil engineers. The 85th Light Infantry, in Limerick garrison, marches in a few days to Galway, and replaced the 51st Light Infantry, daily expected in Cork from Corfu. The 30th, at Galway, is ...

... sailed from the .North-wall ou Monday evening, on route to .. . , v • r The Both Light Infantry, in Limenek, will march m a few days to Galway, and replaced the 51st Light Infantry, daily expected in Cork from Corfu. The 30th, at Galway, is ...

... King’s Light Infantry, and 76th, are now quartered Buttevant barracks, and although reports have been circulated of an intended reduction of these barrack' believe there is no authority for that statement The service companies of the 51st Light Infantry ...

... 43d Light Infantry—lt rumoured that Lieut. Col. Booth thurtly iuteuds reining fiom the command of this corps. 3d Light Dragoons—We are now informed this is one of the cavalry regiments next for Irish duty; suppose in lieu the Scot- Greys. 4ih Light Diagoons—lt ...

... chaplain * and at the opposite angle (both in spare rooms) theatre also open twice a-wcek, where ama- of the 51st, King’s Own Light Infantry, perfonn to crowded audiences of the military—many ]>erformcrB of which corps would not disgrace the London boards ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rtion of the charge. Light Infantry Movements. —The following (leneral Order has been recently promulgated to the army : It appealing from the reports made t > the ucncral Conimainling-in Chief, that the practice of light infantry movements has been much ...