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... stationed here. Change Quarters. The company of the 9th Foot, quartered in Duudalk, and Captain King's company of the 13th Light Infantry, stationed Downpatrick, will be relieved by equal force from the head-quarters (Newry and Belfast) of their respective ...
... and 7'Kh Native Infantry, and Iloggan, her Majesty's Hist Foot, .‘{('.(h and 4t'>th Native Infantry. The cavalry to formed the right, artillery on the left of the cavalry, and the infantry the left the whole. The cavalry and the infantry to formed in column ...
... Rifles ; Lieutenant E. Youaghusband, 9th Bombay Native Infantry. *• Wounded,—Lieutenant Colonel Nash, T2d Native Infantry; .Major Case. 3.‘d Foot; Lieutenant 11. A. Playfair (since dead), 53d Native Infantry; Lieutenant Hill. Bombay Engineers; Captain Bailey ...
... the order of return for England:—Bth Hussars, Newbridge; 13th Light Dragoons. Dundalk; 2d Koyal North British Dragoons. Longford; tith Inniskilling Dragoons, Dublin: 17th Lancers, Dublin; Light Dragoons, Athloae ; 7th Hussars. Newbridge : bth Carabineers ...
... Macdonald, Ititli foot. Manchester; Lieutenant Toneue, 39th foot. Nottingham ; Lieutenant Wily, aOth fool, London; Lieut. Light font, foot. Exeter; Lieutenant Thompson, 28th foot, Armagh; Lieutenant Poole. Battalion Ist foot, Athlotie; Lieutenant Ring ...
... following regiments of her Majesty’s troops arc doing duty in India:—Cavalry—3d Light Dragoons, Bengal; loth Hussars, Bombay; 14th Light Dragoons, Bengal; L*»th Hussars, Madras. Infantry—Sth Regiment. Bombay; 10th, Bengal; IHih.ditto; 22d, Bombay; Bengal; 271 ...
... and file. At Maidstone, for Bengal:— J :’- ,l3d Kegiment Light Dragoon., ,8 rank and . Lancers, and Nth (right Dragoons. ' and file Chatham, for Madraslnfanlrj *'ih'Ke'dineni* rank and file; 51st 10; and At Maidstone, for Madras:—Cavalryf'h Regin.ent of ...
... R. Montgomery, Mr. D. F. Macleod, Captain D. Ross, 51st N.I.; Mr. E. Thirntons, Mr. M. P. EEdgeworthi To Be DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS IN THE PUNJAUa. Mir. A. H. Cocks, Major G. St. P. Lawrence, 11th Light Cavalry; Captains J. Abbot, Artillery; CaeptaiN W. ...
... Gib Bengal Light Cavalry; Major Charles Chester, 231 Bengal Native Infantry; Major James Mackenzie, Btli Bengal Light Cavalry; Major George St. Patrick Lawrence, 11th Bengal Light Cavalry ; Major Charles Griffin, 51st Bengal Native ...
... Native gentleme tive Infantry; Jol She had no! t been long there before one of the fen Infantry; James William Henry Jamieson, 52d Bengal a white ket-handkerchief to her face, and she Native Infantry; ‘Thomas Moore, h Bengal Light Ca- further reco! Hection ...
... 26th Carneronians; 31st, 35th, 41st, 43rd Light Infantry; 47th, 48th, 49th, 55th, 57th,'59th; O0thRifles,2dBattalion; 68thLight Infantry; 71st, Highland Light Infantry; 74th Highlanders ; 85th Light ...
... Bart., K.C.8., lias been selected to succeed the late Lieutenant- General Sir Benjamin D’Urban, G.C.8., colonel of the 51st Light Infantry. This gallant officer highly distinguished himself upon several occasions in tho Peninsular, and was twice wounded at ...