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... under orders to embark England. The Sub-sheriff for the County Kilkenny with .troop of Cavalry, and company of the 51st Light Infantry, has been in vain pursuing for tithe; due to Dean Dawson, in the parish of Muclralee. the 33d Regiment having received ...
... Regiment will not be removed from Limerick this summer. The Depot of the 36th Regiment expect to remove from Limerick. The 51st Light Infantry expect the route from Buttevant to Limerick. The first division of die 270*, commanded by' Major M'Pherson, left Dublin ...
... Cork, under the free trade* Constitution. The Sub-Sheriff the county Kilkenny with a troop cavalry and company of the 51st Light Infantry, has been in vain pursuing for tithes due to Dean Dawson, in the parish ofMuckalee. ...
... proceed against the I.ajau 01 Secknr conshts of the 7lh regiment of Light Cavalry, 3d Local Horse, Ist company 2d battalion of Artillery, 3d, 32d, 3Cth, 51st, and 61st regiment Native Infantry, under command of General Stevenson. . General Sir Henry Fane and ...
... company leaves head quarters for Newbridge, and detachment to Bonis.— Assistant-Surgeon Orr has gone on leave. The 51st Light Infantry are withdrawing their detachments from Thomaatown, Graigne, Goreabridge, Bonis, and Enniscorthy. A Galway paper charges ...
... half-yearly examination in the Royal Military Col- lege, is appointed Ensign in the 71st Light Infantry. Captain the Hon. R. E. Boyle, of the 85th Light infantry, is appointed an Aide-de-Camp to his Excellency the Lieutenant. Colonel Gore, the Master ...
... Ensign, by purcha e, vice Pearson. 51st Foot —Ensign C. Holden to be lieutenant, purchase, vice Scriven, who retires ; F Carey, gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Holden. 5Jd Foot—Captain E Gibson, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be captain, vice Hughes ...
... to the late Lieutenant Graves' commission. 18th Regiment, in Limerick. Captain the Honorable R. G. Boyle, of the 85lh Light Infantry.isappoiritedan Aid-de-Camp to his Excellency the Lord Lieutanant. Colonel Gore, ihe Master of the Horse in the Lord L ...
... afterwards re-formed into line and advanced, then passFd by threes to the rear and again re-loosed into line. Various light infantry movements, all performed with admirable effect, followed. but of these we have not space for a partici:far descriptioo ...