... employed in superintending the organistion of out-pensicnets in Grea. Britain. Henry Charles Capri Somerset, oflhe 51st. or King’s Own. Light Infantry, having been appointed Staff Officer at Gloucester, and Second Captain Thomas Knatcbbnll, of the Royal Artillery ...

... his leg broken in hunting at Kilkenny. Captain lI.C. Somerset, 51st, and Second Captain T. Knatchhtill„ Royal Artillery, are appointed Staff Officers of Pensioners. The 52nd Light Infantry, under Lt.-Cal. Blois. were presented an address by the magistrates ...

... to Miss Caroline Bourn, of Kemp Town, Brighton.-At Craigdarrocb, Durnfriesshire, John George Jarvis, Esq. Captain 52d Light Infantry, to Philadelphia, youngest daughter of the late George H. Jenkin, Esq.-At Norwood, Jonas King, Esq. of Tunbridge Wells ...

... Kajpootana Div., proceed forthwith to Dacca, and for the present to assume charge of duties on Dacca Div. of Public oiks. Infantry.—Maj. W. H. Sleeinan to be Lieut-Col. Ist N.l.—Capt. F. Kowcroft to be Moj. i Lt. and Bt.-Capt, C. Wright, to he Capt, of ...

... courage. I see now in my mind's eye a whole army on the plains of Pennsylvania in battle array, immense corps of insolvent light infantry, regiments of heavy horse debtors, battalions of repudiators, brigades of bankrupts, with Vivre sans payer, ou mourir ...

... superintending the organisation of Out-Pensioners in Great Britain ; Captain Henry Charles Capel Somerset, of the 51st, or King's Own Light Infantry, having been appointed Staff Officer at Gloucester, and Second Captain Thomas Knatchbull, of the Royal Artillery ...