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... RmESOURCES, WrIT OaSEtVATIONS IN THE RELATIONS SueSISTING, wITI GItEAT BaITAIN.-By Thomas Bartlett, Assistant Surgeoon 51st Light Infantry.- wbc London. Longman, trown, Green, & Coolgma 1843. s.up This is a valuable work, both as respects our Australian Eiq ...
... in Kilkenny, is shortly to proceed to Chatham, preparatory to embarkation, on detachment, for New South Wales. The 51st Light Infantry expect to move from Hobart- town, Van Diemen's Land, to India, next year. The 94th regiment is ordered from Bombay to ...
... pected to proceed to Lauceston, to replace the ment, which are to occupy Hobart Tows barraC.- the embarkation of the 51St Light Infantry for 13it The first division of the 37th regiment eihbarkhdo' Saturday at Gravesend for Ceylon. The 38th regiment is ...
... Resources; with Observations on the Relations subsisting with Great Britain. By Thomas Bartlett, Assistant-Surgeon, 51st Light Infantry. Longman and Co. If Mr Bartlett's authority is to be taken without dispute, a great number of very melancholy and erroneous ...
... C ltamilton, Greene, B M, Xilkenn ; Thomas Connolly, L Studdert Martley; Musters. D L L Thomas Tisdall, J T Lloyd, 51st Light Infantry; !Itawlins,41st regiment; T J Beasley, Peter Fox, T S Parkrer, John Coghrane, IV Pidgeon, Arthur P Graves, ?? of Ireland; ...
... Hand-Beck of India BIRTHS. On the 15th of December, at Port Arthur, Van'Diemen's Land, the Lady of Captain Errington, 51st King's Own Light Infantry, of a son. -On the 2nd iust., at 44, Cadogan-plice, the wife of William Bence Jones, Eoa.,- of a ?? the 2nd inst ...
... county Dublin regiment; Frederick Kiilg, 40th. regiment; Maurice B Neligan, Macneill, 3d Light Dragoons; Thomnas Ball, C L Montgomery, 65;th regiment, Becngal Infantry; W ,E Archer, Richard Pennefather, E Her- bert, Edmond 11 \aghten, 11 B P Pilkington, ...
... this base and detestable and cowardly and cruel faction; represented the persons against whom it was di- rected in such a light, and represented their designs as so full of horrible wickedness, that every one who read their speeches, and who believed ...