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... 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 ...
... other casualties are reported :—Lieutenant adudove, hoot, at Haw Pindee; Lieutenant Hikes, (51st Foot, at Peshawur ; Captain Threshic, 10th Bombay Native Infantry, at Peshawar ; Captain Bombay Rifles, and Second Lieutenant Anderson, Artillery, at Mooltan ...
... 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 ...
... Africa is estimated at about 65,000 men, composed of the following:- 13 regiments of infantry, 7 regiments of cavalry, 3 battalions of ohasseurs, 3 ditto of light infantry of Africa, 3 ditto of native voltigeurs, 11 companies of pioneers, 18 battalions of ...
... to Mullingar gaol for a murderous assault upon two privates of this regiment, one of whom is dying. 51st (2nd YORK, WEST RIDING—KING'S OWN LIGHT INFANTRY).—Head-quarters, Bangalore, Madras.—Captain R. D. Baker has joined the depOt, at Chatham, on September ...