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... S. GLEATE. On Tuesday, the 15th instant, at Askam Bryan, near York, MARY, wife of Lieutenant THOMAS BROOK, of the 51st Light Infantry, late of Birkenhead, and eldest daughter of the late Alexander Wilson, Esq., of Newcastle, Staffordshire. On Wednesday ...
... Lieutenant THOMAS BROOK. of Ask= Bryan, near York, and previously of Woodside. The deceased was many years in the 51st Regiment of Light Infantry ; accompanied Sir David Baird's expedition; and WAS ig nine engagements of the Peninsular war. On Monday last ...
... MARRIED, On Thursday, the let January, at Hobart Town, Major 0. V. AINSWORTH, late of the 51st, King's Own, Light Infantry, and now Major of Brigade to her Majesty's troops in Van Diemen'S Land, to MARY, relict of the late R. W. LOANE, Esq., daughter ...
... Major H. C. Barnard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major J. G. Drummond, 6th Bengal Native Infantry; Major H. Dick, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major 0. Phillips, 56th Benga/ Native Infantry; Major H. Earle. ...
... Major H. C. Barnard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major J. G. Drummond, 6th Bengal Native infantry; Major H. Dick, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; Major 0. Phillips, 56th Bengal Native Infantry; Major H. Earle. ...
... Bombay Native Infantry; Captain F. 2tl Bombay European Infantry; Capt. J. Jackson. 25th Native Infantry; Captain A. Tucker, 9th Bengal Native Cay . al Captain S. J. Stevens. 21st Bombay Native Ilidantry ; Capta in Green, 21st Bombay Native Infantry; Captain ...
... BIRTHS. On the 21st of November, at Lucknow. the lady of Captain JOHN BRACKEN, 29th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, of a son. On Sunday, the 7th 'instant, the lady of F. R. Gears, Esq., Aigburth, of a son. On Wednesday last, the wife of Captain THOMAS ...
... short conversation, in there. Great preparations are making for the autumn, and we granted to six regiments of Bombay native infantry, each of in Lord BROUGIIAM, Lord CAMPBELL, and the Lord doubt not but we shall have a good autumn trade, for every- which ...
... Bth June, at Lahore, GEORGE FREDERICK * per cent. below the closing quotations of last week: to-day .ItyST, of the 51st Native Infantry, third son of the late Hon. they have, in a great measure, recovered the lost g r o und ; the . . w a Cust, C trernissioner ...
... Let, ages of his Juvenile Conversations with a sort of dramatic Mr. G. H. LAWRENCE complained of the baldness of 1 By the light winds led to a distant spot, To enter on life and a doubtful lot. ' then, the depths of our being be stirred when we look o ...
... entrusted by the Liverpool Sa meday, the lady of JOHN ROGERS , Esq , of a son. Dock Trust with the sole charge of keeping the lights at this On Wednesday, Mrs. Wm. Ow EN. of a son and heir. important point, which careful duty she ably performed until On Thursday ...