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... whilst in command of his company, skirmishing on the heights of Tazzeen, in Affghanistan, Lieutenant Edward King, 13th light infantry, sincerely regretted by his brother officers. At Pooree, on the lath November, in the 23d year of her age, Katharine, ...
... whilst in command of his company, skirmishing on the heights of Tazzeen, in Affghanistan, Lieutenant Edward King, 13th light infantry, sincerely regretted by his brother officers. At Pooree, on the 15th November, in the 23d year of her age, Katharine, ...
... THE NAVAL AND MILITARY GAZETTE. consisting the Ist Brigade of Infantry, No. 6 Light Field Battery, the Mountain Train, the Corps of Sappers and Miners, a squadron of the sth Lt. Cavalry, and a Kissalah of the Shah’s 2d Cavalry, marched from Khoord Cabool ...
... Beaver resigned. Ist Regiment Light Cavalry.—Lieut. J. S. Freshfield, returned to duty from furlough to Europe. 2d Regiment Light Cavalry.—Capt. S. F. Mackenzie returned to duty from furlough to Europe. 3d Regiment Light Cavalry.—Capt. Waters permitted ...
... ist Regiment Light Cavalry.—Capt. G. J. Fraser, to be assistant in political charge of Nimaur. Late 2d Regiment Light Cavalry.—Cornet E. C. Warner, posted; Cornet J. H. L. M. Toone, to be lieutenant, vice Money. deceased. 7th Regiment Light Cavalry.—Veterinary ...
... Down.” CAorus—So, Light Bobs, gaily march, &c. We’ll march at early morn, and breakfast on the way, And if we fail in grog, we’re sure to get some Bread, praties, milk and butter, with stirabout galore. We’ll rough it we go—a Light Bob seeks no more. ...
... gof the Bih, with his master and another man, as they s* the d.rensed’* cottage, between six and , .*7*!'. they observed a light in one of the rooms, wh;«h Jed the remark from Vauglvin to Slawsou, “What ao mdustiious old woman that must early!’* Some further ...
... regimen Native Infantry. 4th Regiment Native Infantry— Captain J. E. Glynn, pei niitted to return to Europe on furlough. sth Regiment Native Infantry— Lieut.-Col. C. M. Bird received from 3d Light Infantry. 6th Regiment Native ...
... Sec. Lieut. J.K.E. Holmes, from 8/th Foot; Ens. I. Crowe, from .h Foot* Ens. J. H. Kirby, from 34th FootjEnsE.HKeliy. from 51st Foot; Ens. J. R. Barry, from nth Fo ° Crokcr, from 6th Foot; Ens. C. G. Butler, v-Stuart. 1° be Ens. without p.—J 'Jerome, ...
... 2d regiment of Oude local infantry. sth Regiment Native Infantry—Captain J. Jervis, to be major by brevet. 6th Regiment Native Infantry—Lieut. G. 0. B. Ottley (acting interpreter and quartermaster to the 69th native infantry), directed to join at Ferozepore; ...
... Captain C. De Blaquierre Prescott, sth Regiment of Light Infantry, aged ten months. At Bombay, on Tuesday the 22d of March, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Surgeon E. W. Edwards, 23d Regiment Native Infantry. At Girgaum, on the morning of the 29th of March ...
... on the 6th of March, the lady of Captain Leacock, 51st regiment, Madras native infantry, of a son. At Bangalore, on Friday the 25th Feb., the wife of Captain E. W. Kenworthy, of the 23d light infantry, of a daughter. At Sea, on the 15th Feb., on board ...