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... Regiment; Ensiga F J B Priestly ; siga R C Bruce, from Poot; Ensign J L Camp- bell, from 67th Foot; Ensiga W D Scott. from 51st Foot; Second Lieut S P Lea, from 87ih Foot ; Ea- sign W H Pattenson; Evsign E Wellesley; Ensiga fl R Werge, vice To be Ensizns ...
... Casualties are as follow : * Lieutenant Ashburner, 3d light cavalry, severely wounded. “ Her 41st Foot.—2 privates wounded. «3d Light Cavalry.—6 troopers and 8 horses wounded. * Native Infantry.—2 sepoys wounded.” It will be recollected that on the ...
... England, where he had been ordered for the recovery of his health, Thomas Mait- land Travers, Esq., Lieutenant 51st Regiment Bengal Na- tive Infantry, second son of the late Major-General Six Robert Travers, K.C.B. Nov. 9, at Landour, Fast Indies, a few days ...
... ir lith Do—Liverpoo!, Dublin 12th Lancers—Glasgow isth Light Dragoons—Ips- wich 14th Do—Bombay : Maid- stone Hussars — Madras: | Maidstone 16th Lancers — Bengal : Maidstone 17th Do—Leeds INFANTRY. Grenadier Guards, 1s bat— St. George’s Barracks 2d bat—St ...
... W. M. G. M*Mordo. from 22d Foot. Brevet.--Capt. T. Butler, of 51st Foot, to be Major in the Army. ‘We have been given to understand that the 23d Fusi- liers, the and 85th Light Infantry, and the 93d Highlanders, now stationed in British North America ...
... withovt put chase, Nice r dec. Do.—Capt. F. Carey, from the 51st Foot, to be Capt., vice Thompson, ex. 45th Do —-W. Dawson, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Calder, appointed to the Foot. 51st Do.—Capt. li. TSiompson, from the 26th Foot, to be Capt. ...
... riIOVOTIOSS AND EXCHANGES. War-Office, Oct. 6. Light Dragoons.— Comet J. H. Jones h.-p. 2Ut Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, mihout purchase; J. M. Hogg, be Cornet, rice Jones, ret.; Assist.-Surgeon J. Mure, M. D., from the 7th, Foot, to be Asssst.- Surgeon ...
... Cobban killed; 51st Regt. Native Infantry, Brigadier Yates severely wounded ; her 50th Regiment, Acting Brigadier Anderson wounded; 39th Native Infantry, Brevet Major Earle wounded ; ber 3d Buffs, Captain Macgrath wounded; 39th Native Infantry, Brevet Captain ...
... recruit exceeding the height of five feet ten inches is ble to be enlisted any of her Majesty's heavy Ca- valry, nor into the light Cavalry above five feet nine. Thus it would appear that the recruiting authorities are becoming more fastidious in their selections ...
... the Kingdom, and not such as a) city like Armagh should have.— Guardian. Chose or toe Barrie or Blucher’s | orders, some light infantry had already forced their way | into the gardens bordering the Elster, and were firing on the confused columns flying along ...
... 4th do—Piershill. stl» do—York. 6th do—Manchester 7th do—Cape of G. Hope: Maidstone Ist Dragoons—Dundalk 2d do—Dublin 3d Light do Umballa* : 40lli—Canterbury 141 at-42d—Malta Isle Wight Reserved bat-—Malta 43d—.Halifax: Dover 44tb—Dublin 45tb, Ist bat—Cape ...
... expected to proceed to Launceston, to replace the 96th, which are to occupy Hobart Town barracks on the embarkation of the 51st Light Infantry for India. The first division of the 37th Regiment embarked on last Saturday, at Gravesend, for Ceylon. The 38th Regiment ...