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... ip, having on board the guard of 51st Light Infantry regiment, under the command of Major Elliot, sailed from Kingstown on Sunday evening, the 271 b lost., lor New South Wales. AsMstanUSurgeon James Connell, 3d Light Dragoons, author of Regimental Coventry ...
... Royal Marines, 27th and 51st Regiments, assembled on the lines to receive General D’Henney, a French officer. The troops received the general with the usual salute, and then marched round in slow and quick time; the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through ...
... viz., the Royal Marines, and 51st regt., assembled on the lines, to receive General a French officer. The troops received the General with the usual salute, ami then marched round in slow and quick timei the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through a ...
... are conducted. Tbe Neptune, which reccntlv left Kingstown for Van Dieman’s Laud with 200 convicts and a guard of the 51st Light Infantry, under the command of the senior Major Elliott, is only tons burthen, and perfectly incapable of affording the requisite ...
... join head quarters, and arrived there the 26th instant. . c The Neptune convict ship, having board the guard of the 51st Light Infantry regiment, under the com - ami of Major Elliott, sailed f Kingstown Su day evening, the 27th st. for New South Wales ...
... quick lime, in open column of companies and in quarter distance‘coluinn, in quick lime; after whichthe 51st Light Infantry went through some light movements very creditable style. The General expiessed himself to Colonel War re as highly gratified with ...
... Royal Marines, 27th and 51st Regiments, assembled on the lines to receive General D'Henney, a French officer. The troops received the general with the usual salute, and then marched round in slow and quick time; the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through ...
... loyal Marines, 27th and 51st RegiMents; assembled on the lines to receive General D'Henney, a French officer. The troops received the general with the usual salute, and then marched round in slow and quick time; the 51st Light Infantry afterwards went through ...
... daily expected in Manchester, to resume the command of the Royal Irish, having sailed from Cork for Liverpool last week. 13th Light Dragoons — Major Long is ordered out from the depot to join this regiment in India. 17th Lancers — The mess has had presented ...
... in open column from the centre, round the flank of the infantry square. Infantry re-formed column, and deployed into line on the centre. Cavalry in rear in double column from the centre. Infantry in lute covered by skirmishers, halted, cleared the front ...
... eldest son of Archdeacon Maunsell will appear in the ,fieit Gazette; having obtained a commission in the 85th or King's Light Infantry, so many years commanded by his late gallant uncle, Colonel Warburton. ;There was a garrison parade 'at the New Barracks ...
... Gibraltar for Malta on the 11th inst. The Governor of Gibraltar has issued a notice that he has received orders to erect a light-house on European Point, for the safety of navigators approaching the Bay of Gibraltar. The Melville, 74, Captain Douglas, ...