... —Ensign M. Nelson, from the 45th regiment of foot, to Quartermaster, vice Perrie. who retires upop balf-pay. • Ttfe, Regiment Light Dragoons. —Cornet W. , ,9b L'entenant, *by'piirch&se, vice Lang* ham, wisaretireß; T. H. Preston, Gent.', to: be Cornet, purchase ...

... Toltenham-court-road, he was attacked by an apopletic fit, and died before he could be removed. Thu service companies the 90th Light Infantry, reembarked in the Sir Charles Malcolm at Plymouth on Saturday, for Ceylon. The Royal dinner party at Brighton, by invitation ...

... Perrin, second son to Mr. Justice Perrin. Jan. 7, in Ecclcs-strcot, Lieutenant William Johnston, h. p. of the 51st Regimfcnt. ol'-Light Infantry. Jan. 7, at Cove, Captain Richard Fitzgerald Holmes, on ha'.f-pay of the 97th Regiment. ttIGH SHERIFF WALL’S ...

... 93d Highlanders, J. Pascoc, R.A., G. H. F. Campbell, Grenadier Guards, H. 1. French, 86ih Light Infantry, Sir R. A. Douglas, 12th Foot, W. Austin, 61st Light Infantry. The Deputy Judge Advocate and Judge Martial, D. Walker, Esq., officiated. The following ...

... Highlanders, Major Ross, 51st regiment, Major W. H. Elliott, 51st regiment, Major E. B. Cuitius, 7lh Dragoon Guards, Captains J. Banniti, Highlanders, J. R.A., G. H. F. Campbell, Grenadier Guards, H. I. French. Hsth Light Infantry, Sir R. A Douglas, 12th ...

... Presence Chamber at half-past nine o’clock, when the presentations commenced The Grand Hall was lined ny detachment of the 51st Light Infantry, the Band of which Regiment played during the night and was stationed on the Grand Staircase. Their Excellencies in ...

... Lord Lieutenant and the Countess Mulgrave entered the presence chamber. The grand hall was lined with company of the 51st light infantry, the band of which regiment played during the evening, and were stationed to the right of the grand staircase. Their ...

... Elliott' 51st regiment. Major E.B. Curteia, Dragoon Guards' Captains J. Banner, 9.id Highlanders, J. Pnscoe, u. G.’ll. F. Campbell, Grenadier Guards, H. I. French, 85tk Light Infantry. Sir R. K. Douglas, 12th foot, W. Austin 51st Light ...

... Presence Chamber at half-past nine o’clock, when the presentation* commenced. The Grand Hail was by a detachment of the 51st Light Infantry, the Band of which Regiment played during the night and was stationed on the Grand Staircase. Their Excellencies in ...

... . Ross, and H. Elliott. 51st Regiment. L. B. Curteis. 7th Dragoon Guards. Captains J. Banner. 9od Highlanders..!. R.A.G.H.F. Campbell. Grenadier Guards. H. I. French. Soih Light Infantry, bir R. A. Douglas. foot. Austin, Light Infantrv. The Deputy Judge ...

... will act Masters of the Ceremonies. Mr. Kelly’s Quadrille and Waltz Band is engaged. The excellent Band of the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry has been granted by Colonel Campbell, and will perform select pieces of Music during the evening. The Round-room ...

... 45th and (.'apt Macfarlane, 62(1 Regiment sold out of the Army last week. The second division of theSSlh Regiment, Kings Light Infantry, left Dublin on Friday for Cork. Reinforcements for the slh, 42d, and Q2d Regts. at Malta, sailed from Portsmouth last ...