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... neeonnts. Capl.ol. Errington, 64th, whose sudden death at Poonah, Rondsuy, we announced, was brother to Majer Errington 51st Light Infantry. Lieut. Shiite, 691 i, shortly obtains a company in the Regiment. lfe is brother of Captain Shute, Initia-1 ill en p ...
... Mr. C. Carpenter, and presented him with the - regulation sword for general good conduct. Private Patrick Breen, 13th Light Infantry, and his wife, were crushed to death under a sand bank near Bellitst, on Friday last, the very day of their marriage. ...
... Chester, 23.1 Bengal Native infantry; James Mackenzie, tlth Bengal Light Cavalry; George St. Patrick Lawreu.e, llth Bengal Light Cavalry; Charles Griffin, 51st Bengal Native Infantry ; Robert W. Homier, 4th Bombay Native ...
... in Dublin, andadditioual guns have beeareakei at Cork. The Bth Hussars are stationed at the loyal Be. racks. The 71st Light Infantry are encased sit the 2d Queen's in the Park, Dublin. The officals and men engaged in the Punjsalt mr, under General Lord ...
... Monday, Sir Edward arrived ia Dundalk, and reviewed the 13th Light Dragems. Sir Edward Blakency, G. C. B. Coessmackv of the Forces in Ireland, on Thursday inspected the 1/08 Light Infantry at:Belfast. Lord Harding* intended te be present, but was preceided ...
... promoted to a Lieut.-Colonelcy. Lieut. Straubenzce, 13th Light Infantry, is on two months leave. The Rey. Dr. Gleig, Chaplain-General, has recommended two intelligent Serjeants, 13th Light Infantry, for a•linission to the Normal training school. Captains ...
... of the Rella4 Mace, Dublin, in 1810, there were only I t light-braes on the whole of the coasts and in the harbour,. of 'Maud. There are now V) light-hettscs and light-ships, and 12 more light-houses in progress NI beacon towers, iron bencmo, and buoys ...
... Wayland to an Unattached Majorit y. Private White, 51st, was stabbed in a street brawl at Athlone on Wednesday night, and his comrades having determined to revenge the outrage upon the townspeople, the 51st were confined to barracks the following evening ...
... Lieut. Singleton, 51st, has leave to England for two years. Brevet Lt.-Col. Grattan, C. 8., 19th, has leave to Mussoorie, to October 31st, on medical certificate. In constenwine of the reduction of the establishment of certain infantry regiments from MOO ...
... mastership hth Light Dragoons, Leat. Ii having retired on half pay. Yesterday all the troops; in Dublin had a radii day before the Commander of the Forms. ft, gt l p =nits the fk-hl were—Carbinecrs, Emistilkwai 17th Lancers, Horse and Infantry Artalliwy, ...
... refuse sanctioning the iocrease of salary to the new harbour-master of bledway, son of the late Capt. Moore, R.N. The troop 4th Light Dragoons at Loughrea Rill give amateur theatricals in Easter week, for local charities. The Hon. Col. Dahill joined the 48th ...