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... garrisoned by merely a few of the 99th Regiment. At Adelaide there is one company 96th ; at Swan River two companies 51st Light Infantry, about to be relieved for removal to Bengal; at Norfolk Island, two companies 58th, under orders to reinforce the troops ...
... gentleman. He will be interred here on Wednesday next. He was son to Col. Baker, and has a brother, Capt. Baker, in 51st Light Infantry. CoL Sutherland has very properly addressed the following letter to the Editor of the Freeman’s Journal; “Enniskillen ...
... Drury, and aunt of the late Capt. A. V. Drury, R.N.—March 15, at Burwood Park, Suncy, E. H. Frederick, Esq., late of 51st Light Infantry, In his 58th year. March 14, Mrs Holbrook, mother of Com. Holbrook, at the advanced age of 93 years.—March 18, at N ...
... Tuesday night the two following detachments, consisting of thirty-two men, including non-commissioned officers of the 51st Light Infantry, and ten men 96th Regt., with nineteen women and fifty-one children, arrived at the Invalid DepOt, Fort Pitt, from Gravesend ...
... Parker, 53rd Regt. ; Ens. Wood, 62ud Regt. ; and Ens. Kippen, 98th Regt. There arc two officers attached to the 51st King’s Own Light Infantry ordered to embark with these corps ; their names are not yet placed iu the General Orders. WARRANT REGULATING ...
... to request you would make it known to my gallant comrades, the 52nd Light In* fantry, in full remembrance of the period I was Major of Brigade of the second Brigade of the immortal Light Division, of which the 52nd formed so prominent and distinguished ...
... first time. 85th Light Infantry—Recently arrived at Limerick. The Regt. last left that town in May 1834. 94th—From Moulmian, arrived at Calcutta on the 27th, 28th, and 29th January. Provisional Battalion—Detachments of the 11th and 51st Regts., arrived ...
... slaughter was frightful among the Sikhs. As they attempted to ford the river, we formed on the banks with cur light guns, and all the Infantry in mass, and shot down thousands ; they went in on one side a solid mass one hundred deep ; this was satisfaction ...
... Army in the East Indies —Capt OTlalan, Ist Bengal Light Cavalry; Capt S Nash, 4th Bengal Light Cavalry; Capt Houghton, Bengal NI; 11 Garbert, Bengal Aitillery; Capt Joint L Taylor, 20th Bengal Light Infantry; E Fitz- Gerald Day, Bengal Artillery; Capt W B ...