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... Portsmouth), for Madras and Bengal, C. Camerou, Esq. • Major and Mrs. Nicholson ; Lieut. and Mrs. Budd, Shit Madras nat. infantry, and two children '• Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Bell, Miss Meadows, Miss Jenkins , Miss Ni cholson, Lieut. Campbell, Ensign Clarke ...
... Middleton, Mallow, and Charleville, recently occupied by the 51st. The 95th regiment, at Fermoy, has detached a coin pny to Rathcormac and Watergrass.hill. Captain St. Maur's company 51st Light Infantry, has arrived at Wexford, and another company is stationed ...
... Royal Fusileer*, from Drogheda, anive at the Pigeon-house Fort, Dublin, on Friday next. Thehead-qu rter division ofthe 51st Light Infantry, under the command of Lieut— ( oionel Campbell, arrived at Kil- k«nny at Satuiday last, from Buttevant, and relieved ...
... Middleton, Mallow, and Charleville, recently occupied by the 51st. The 95th regiment, at Fermoy, has detached a company to Rathcormac and Watergrass-hill. Captain St. Maur's company 51st Light Infantry, has arrived at Wexford, and another company is stationed ...
... party of the 9th Lancers, under the command of Lieut. Clarke, a party of the constabulary, and two companies of the 51st Light Infantry, under Captain Warden Flood, and was attended by above 30,000 persons. LAW OF LIBEL IN IRELAND.—Some time in the year ...
... by a party of the 9th Lancers, under the command Lieut. Clarke, (. irty the constabulary, and two companies of the 51st Light Infantry, under Captain Warden Flood, and was attended above 30,000 persons. Law or Libei. Irh-ano.—Some time in the year IN-U ...
... party of . the 9th Lancers, under the command of Lieut. Clarke, a party Of the constabulary, and two companies of the 51st Light Infantry, under Captain Warden Flood, and was attended by above 30,000 persons. LAW OF LIBEL IN IRELAND.—Some time in the year ...
... party of the 9th Lancers, under the command of Lieut. Clarke, a party of the constabulary, and two companies of the 51st Light Infantry, under Captain Warden Flood, and was attended by above 30,000 persons. LAW OF LIBEL IN IRELAND.—Some time in the year ...
... Friday morning, and was drowned. The 27th regiment expect very shortly to be appointed ns a Light Infantry corps ; uncle': the name of the Enniskillen Light Infantry. Detachments for the 83d and 96th regiments are ordered to Halifax, Nova Scotia. (From the ...
... warehouse door and listened, and he afterwards fancied that he saw a light through the key-hole. He immediately called out, Is that you, Mr. Bradley ?” to which no answer was returned. The light, however, disappeared, and witness waited till the patrol approached ...
... Barnard, Slit N.l.—Oct. 10, at Agra, I'. Bridgman, t.q., Artillery, tc Jane, third daughter of Major Debnam, H.M.'s 13th Light Infantry—Oct. 8, at Simla, M. Ainslie, Esq., 8.C.5., to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Cohn Campbell, k:sq., Superintending Surgeon ...
... waited tor further orders The force consisted of the 7lli regiment of Light Cavalry, 3d Local Horse, Ist company 2d battalion Artillery, 3d,32d, 36th, 51st, and regiment Native Infantry, under command of General Sterenson. The Vakeels ol the Maharajah, on ...