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... It was just on the eve of dinner to the officers 90th Light Infantry Depot, at Dover, that the Duke of Wellington was suddenly taken ill, and with such alarming symptoms. . The 13th Light Infantry were suffering much by cholera at Kiernaul, last accounts ...
... Jersey 8b Hussiire—Dundalk 9th Lancers—lpswich !Oth Hussars—Dorchester llth Light Drags.—lndia Canterbury 12th lancers —Brighton 13th Light Drags.—lndia ; Maidstone 14th Light Drags.—Hounslow 15th Hussars—Chatham 16tb Lancers—lndia; Maidstone 17lh Lan ...
... THE ARMY The depot companies of the Light Infantry embarked at Carlisle, on board the St. George steam-vessel, the sailed the 23d, and arrived Belfast on the 21th ult., where they disembarked, and proceeded to Xewry. The depot compsnie»of the 9oth Regiment ...
... THE ARMY. PROMOTION'S AND EXCHANGES, war-office, JUNE 29. Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant-General Lord C. Somerset Manners, K C. 8., to he colonel, vice Gen. Lord Wm. Bentinck, deceased ; Cornet Thomas Matthias Luz Megulein to lieutenant, by purchase ...
... India in the soring to relieve the 13tU Light Dragoons.— lbid. There are at present only five Regiments of Cavalry, twelve of Infantry, and thirty Depots stationed in Ireland. Liverpool Recruiting. —Both infantry and cavalry are rapidly recruiting in this ...
... Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Routh. appointed to the loth Light Dragoons; Ensign T. P. Gibbons to l>e Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sinclair, appointed to the loth Light Dragoons. 51st Foot—Captain E. Foreman, from half-pay unattached, to Captain ...
... corps, the embarkation of the draft for the Mauritius has been countermanded. The standard of recruits for the 28th, 50th, 51st, and 80th regiments, is reduced from five feet six inches to five feet five and half inches, which is the same standard as ...
... Captain E, Boxer. R. N., commanding, was tail from Jamaica on the 9th of April last, with the service companies of the Light Infantry, for Montego Bay, and from thence embark the service companies of the Bth Foot, and convey them to Halifax. The Apollo ...
... compliment to General, Lord Londonderry, now visitor on the ..ock. Lieut. Sterling, 2d, or Queen’s, Lieut Jones, Kith, party of the 51st, with male convicts, in the ship Waverly, arrived Botany Buy, the of June, from Dublin. General Sir R. Stevenson, K.C.8., East ...
... new cap is about being ordered for the Infantry, if anything, more hideous than any its predecessors. It will, however, have advantage of a ventilator, alter the manner of the French cap. The depot the Light Infantry, under the command of Major Sitwell, ...
... 10th Hussars, Hounslow; lllh Light Dragoons, Canterbury ; luh Lancers, Brighton. 13th Light Dragoons, Madras; Maidstone. 14th ditto, Birmingham; 13th Hussars, Glasgow. 16th Lancers, Bengal; Maidstone. 17lh ditto, Dublin. Infantry Grenadier Guards, Ist battalion ...
... from the Light Infantry, and to be under the command of Captain Foreman, of that regiment, assisted Harris of the same corps. The guard for the Mangles will consist of forty persons, twenty from the %ib. nine from the 50th, and eleven from the 51st regiment ...