... Colonel Williams, who employed upon a particular service in Ireland, has been removed from Enniskillen to Tuam. 51st, or the King*a Own. Light Infantry Depot*Ensigns Mansfield and Neville embarked Thursday Deptford on board the convict ship th Duke of Richmond ...

... from Boyle to Fermoy, A grandson of Thos. G. Fitzgibbon, Esq. of Stilly. seeds, is appointed to an Ensigncylin the 43d Light Infantry, whose Depot is at Galway. The Cyclops steamer, Captain Austen, C.B. attended' the Queen and Prince Albert to Treport ...

... 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. ...

... described as moving like a military mass—divided into infantry andcavalrv—subdivided into troops commanded by officers, distinguished badges, and performing their evolutions with considerable correctness : infantry,” said one tho speakers (Mr. R. I). Browne, M ...

... with 16 women, and 22 children. The Blondcll was ala months and three days incoming from Calcutta England. 51st, the King’s Own, Light Infantry—A detachment of 57 men embarked Plymouth for Van Diemao*s Land i on board the Anson last Wednesday. 58th—We ...

... privates, with 16 women, and 22 p C»' Blondell was six months and three days in coming cutta to England. 51st, or the King's Own, Light Infantry—A of 57 men embarked at Plymouth for Van Dieman board the Anson last Wednesday. 58th—We regret to hear that ...