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... sergeants and 08th Light Infantry.—-Captain Smyth, Lieutenant Blount, Ensign Browne, two sergeants, end one hun- dred men. The Waverly convict-ship, having on hoard a guard one sergeant end rank and tile of the 51st Light Infantry, arrived ...
... vessel this day for Jamaica. The Waverly convict ship, having on board as guard, sergeant and 28 rank and tile of the 51st Light Infantry, arrived in Kingstown harbour on the 30th ult., to receive on board convicts destined for New South Wales. Lieutenant ...
... M A G at Deptford, is expected in about month to Kingstown. The convicts will he escorted the last division of the 51st Light Infantry, when the 9Cth move from the Northern district to Chatham. , , The 94th Depot, at Cork, have got an “dor of ' for Sunderland ...
... 23 rank and file of the 51st Light Infantry, embarked at Deptford the Leighton convict ship the instant, for New South Wales. Major St. Maur and Ensign Corbett are the officers who accompany this, the last detachment of the 51st Regiment. The depot is ...
... occupy the Castle Barracks, Limerick, last vacated by the 48ih depot, now at Templemore. Lieutenant Sonerset, of the 51st Light Infantry, hats been appointed extra Aid-de-Camp to Major-General Sir Charles O'Connell at Sydney, New South Wales. Captain Tidy ...
... guard for each ship will consist of two officers and forty men. The latter for the Kunymedewillbe selected from the 51st Light Infantry ; and the one for the Mangles for the 94th Ilegt. aud Provisional Battalion. —Unked S. G. The generosity of Paganini ...
... The guard for each shin will consist of two officers and forty men. That for the Kunyneile will be selected from the 51st Light Infantry; and the one for the Mangles from the 9Cth Regiment and Provisional Battalion. The detachments of her Majesty’s troops ...
... have the 1 p Light Dragoons made Hussars. They will lake th« , duty at Hounslow and Windsor shortly. Two cade of the Royal Military College got commi sions last week. Officers who sold out of the service Friday : Lieiif*>nan Anderson, Light Dragoons; Lieutenant ...
... the last mail. It appears that General Wilson, having on the 15th been joined the 34th Light Infantry, a body of horse and foot artillery, some Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies of her Majesty’s 39th Regiment, determined, if possible, to secure ...
... of the Light Infantry from Newry. These movements will take place in the early part of the ensuing month. WAB-orncE, 26. 14 Light Dragoons—J. 11. Goddard, gent., to Cornet. purchase, vice Boucherctt, appointed the 17th Light ragoons. I7th ...
... llth Light Dragoons made hussars. They will take the royal duty at Hounslow and Windsor shortly. Two cade s of the Royal Military College ;gof*otßmi»- slons last week. . Olficerswho sold out of the service on Friday : Lieutenant Anderson, llth Light Dragoons; ...
... Captain E. Boxer, 11. , co.nmahdidg, was to sail from Jamaica the 9th of April last, with the service companies of the 68th Light Infantry, fur Montego Bay, and front thence embark the service companies the Bih Regiment Foot, and convey them Halifax. The Apollo ...