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... and served with distingnisbed credit daring the Peninsular War, in regiment remarkable for its prowess, the 51st or King’s own Light Infantry. The fields of Corunna, Salamanca, Viltoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthea, and Waterloo, added to their glories ...
... the 46th, which only returned from 20 vears' service in the East in 1833; the other corps are the 12th, 23d, 51st, 71st, 77tb, and the 3d light Arn.. geons. The routine of service for a portion of the army is to be heneeforth the Mediterranean, West Indies ...
... reward for the apprehension Kobe] t Moffit, Belfast, blacksmith, cl.argc-d with the ramder of private John Connor, 51st Light Infantry Dr. Kennedy Roman Catholic Bishop of Killaloe.and upwards of eighty of the of diocese, have completed their spiritual ...
... following list, showing the time when the six infantry regiments first for service returned from foreign stations :— 46th—Regiment in August, 1833, from East Indies. 12th—in June, 1834, from Gibraltar. 51st—in June, from Mediterranean. 77th—in June, 1834 ...
... slst—Belfast 11th Light Dragoons—lndia; 52d—Gibraltar ; Carlisle Maidstone 58d—Cephalonia; Spikelsland 12th Lancers—Coyentry 54th—IndU; Chatham 13th Light Dragoons—lndia; 55th—India; Chatham Maidstone 56th—Jamaica; Sunderland 14th Light Drag.—Piershill ...
... Highlanders march from Newry on the Iflth inst., and arrive at Carrickfcrgm the I3:h, to relieve the company of the 51st Light infantry, ordered to join head-quarters at Belfast. The Asia transport, tons, will convey the drafts the and 21th dej»ols (stationed ...
... will march from Newry for Belfast on the 15th inst, and will arrive there on the 17th, relieve the 51st Keginient, ordered Cork. The sl*t Light Infantry Regiment i* held in readiness embark Newry (Warren Point), for Bristol. Tuesday the Regiment, commanded ...
... Rings Own Light Infantry, as a Testimony of their great esteem.—Belfast, May, 1837.” The inscription on the silver salver as follows Presented the Rev. Thomas Hincks, the Non“ Commissioned Officers and Privates of the 51st King’s Own Light ...
... that the Ministry will stand the majority. His “words are,— Presentation of Plate to the Uev. Thomas Hincks, the 51st, King’s Own Light Infantry.— It is with sincere pleasure wc give publicity to the following interesting occurrence, honourable to all the ...
... for Belfast the 16lh instant, and will arrive there on the 17th, to relieve the slst regiment, ordered to Cork. The 51st Light Infantry Regiment to be held in readiness to embark at Newry (Warren Point) for Bristol. Major-General Sir Hugh Gough left R ...
... General, expressed himeelf ic flattering terms:of the perfect discipline in which he found the troops. The 85th and 90th Light Infantry depots are to exchange Tralee to Clonmel. quarters ; the 85th from Clonmel to Tralee, the 90th from The armed party of ...
... and 93d go to Gibraltar; 12th to the Mau- ritius, to relieve the 29tb, ordered home; 51st Light Infantry to New South Wales; 77th regiment to Malta; 68th Light Infantry, from Gibraltar to Jamaica, to relieve the 84th regi. ment, ordered home ...