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... horse artillery, two light field batteries, one European dra- goon regiment, two light cavalry regiments, one irregular ca- valry regiment, two regiments of European infantry, five re- giments and two companics of native infantry, and one com- pany of ...
... Maunsell, Jan. 16. 1849. Native Infantry—ll. R. Drew, Sept. 8. 1848—Captain Wroughton and Lieutenant Tunibiill, Sept. 12. 1848. 49th Native Infantry—Lieutenant Richardson, and Lieutenant Irwin, Sept. 9, 1848. 51st Native Infantry—Lieutenant Tyewhitt, Dec. 28 ...
... 8th iment Native Infantry—Killed, Lieutenant R. Cox, Wounded, Major G. Farquharson, dangerously—Knsign G. H. Grffiths, severely. 51st Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Lieutenant T. C. Darnell, severely. 42d Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Captain J ...
... Punsavs.—Mr R. Montgo- mery, Mr D. F. Macleod, Captain D. Ross, 51st N.L, Mr E. Thornton, Mr M. P. Edgeworth. To se Deputy-ComMISSIONERS IN THE PunsauB.—M: A. H. Cooks—M: G. St P. Lawrence, 1iih light Captain J. Abbott, artillery—Captain W. C. Birch, 5th N.I ...
... ederick Coventry, 6th Bengal light ca: Chester, 23d Ben- St ames Mackenzie light ca- Gr Griffin, 51st Lawrence, 11th Bengal light cavalry Bengal native infantry—Robert William Honrer, Bombay nati Williams, 8th ve ...
... received decorations, he was in the performance of his du- ties on the staff. Sir Benjamin D’Urban was Colonel of the 51st King’s own light infantry, had been Colonel of the staff corps, and administered, consecutively, the Governments “ Honour to his remains ...
... Bart. K.C.B. has been selected to succeed the late Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, G.C.B. as colonel of the 51st light infantry. This gal- lant officer highly distinguished himself upon several occasions in the Peninsular war, and was twice wounded ...
... W. Swinton, of the Bengal infantry, June 18, 1831. Lieutenart-Colonel Andrew Campbell of the Bombay artillery, June 18, 1831. July 7, 1849. Mr H. E. Whish is admitted to the service from the 2d inst. as a cadet of infantry on this establishment, and ...