... or Captain troop of the Royal Dragoons, a detaclunent nl the 89th Regiment. nod Captain %Varden Flood's eoo►p•uty of 51st Light Infantry, waking a strong protteting tome foe voters, under the ennnnand the Litter officer. The Stipendiary Chief Magi•traty ...

... Vivian, Part., K.C.8., has joined bis regiment, the 51st Light Infantry, Kilkenny. Assistant. Surgeon Ewing, of the Rifle Brigade, has sailed for New Brunswick, with the service companies of the 43d Light In. fsntry, in order join the Ist batulion of the ...

... capital devolves upon onr gallant fellow-citiaen. Colonel Warburton, of the King’s Light Infantry, the senior Field-officer in Dublin. Ever since the 90th Light Infantry has been named for foreign service, and the report of Lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot’s ...

... Members—Lieutenant-Colonels Storey, Dragoon Guards; Wetherall, K.H., Ist (or the RoyrlJ Regiment ; Campbell, K.H., 51st Light Infantry ; and An- Jderton, lilst Regiment; Majors Blachley,* Royal Horse Artillery; 47th; Trevelyan, nwh ; Freeth, and Monins ...

... Sir James made bis defence. Tbe proceedings and result will not be disclosed until after bis Majesty’s revision. The 51st Light Infantry detach to Carlow from Kilkenny, for the election. Monday last, Major-General Sir Thomas Arbnthnot arrived in Fermoy ...

... a disposable Light Infantry lorce was here apparent, and the soldierlike manner in which the light companies manoeuvred at this particular point, merits the highest praise. The field day and sham fight terminated with a charge of infantry, shouting in ...

... H. Cavendish Grey, son of the late Premier, has arrived in Kilkenny, Dublin, to duty with his Regiment, the 51st or King's Own Light Infantry. He was formeriy attached the stall of the Marquis Welles!cv. Lord A dare arrived in Dublin on • rday much improved ...

... Barrack., Dublin, in «he room of Lieutenant Hurford, re. moved to the Dublin Royal Barracks. Captain Tyndalc, of the Mat Light Infantry, hat been appointed Aiiiatant-Military Secretary to Major-General Sir Alexander Woodford,, K.C.8., commanding at Gibraltar ...

... Hon. H. CeTendish Grey, son the Premier, I.u «- fired Kilkenny, from Dublin, to duty with his Regiment, tr.e 51st or King's Own Light Infantry. He was formerly attached the staff the Marquis Wellesley. The new Earl of Devan is, understand, about visit ...

... of 1 General, 4 Colonels, 5 Majors, 6 Captains, and a Brigade Major. Lieutenant. Colonel Campbell, K H of the 51st or Kings Own l.ight Infantry, left Kilkenny, on Monday on his way to Galway. whither he has gone for the purpose of attending a general court ...