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... will succeeded in the command of the district Maj.. Gen. Sir W. Cotton. Col. Rice, C.B. who formerly commanded the 51st Light Infantry, has been appointed Inspecting Field Officer of the Leeds Recruiting District, in the place of the late Col. Sir Michael ...
... for Newbridge from Longford. Cornet Darnell, of the 11th Light Dragoons, has obtained leave until embarkation for Bengal to join the bcad-quarters. The depots of the 51st, or King's Light Infantry, and 76th. arc now quartered at Buttcvant Barracks; and ...
... INFANTRY. Gren. Gds.—Orders were issued from the Horse Guards, on the Ist inst. for the recommencement of recruiting in the Household Infantry. To-day about i; serjeants and corporals belonging to the 2d batt. Grcn. Gds. will leave London for that purpose ...
... arrival of the sth Light Cavalry. sth Light Cavalr;-, from Muttra to Cnwnporc, on the arrival of the 10th. 6th Light Cavalry, from to Mhow, on the 15th Get. ;ih Light Cavalry, from Mhow to Cawnpore, the arrival of the 6th regt. Bth Light ...
... have brevet beside the regimental rank. Captains Cavalry —R. B. Edwards, 3d Drag. Gds., E. Byne,* 4th Light Drags., J. Jenkins, 11th Light Drags. Infantry—f. J. Percival, W. F. Johnson, Gr. Gds., H. C. Cowell, Ist Foot, D. Maclean, 2d, P. Delisle,* 4th, ...
... 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 ...
... Veteran ompany j Capt. J. Tayler, upon h.-p. of the Canadian Fencibles Lieut. J. S. Harnett, upon h.-f. of the foot. 15th Light Drag.—For Lieut.-Cob Lovell B. Badcoek, from h.-p. Unattached, to Licut.-Col., vice J. T. Lord Brudcnell, placed upon h.-p ...
... gi embark hoard the Severn steamer at Cove for Chat- ham, from thence re-tmb .rk in tiatis;:ort for the West Indies. The infantry Limtrick car thou tire daily instructed in worktnc the 'Teat guns, under the snjn liiitcudciicc of party of the Royal Artillery ...