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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... committed for the offence. Sir Edward Blakency, G.C.8., Commander of the Forces in Ireland, Thursday inspected the 13th Light Infantry Belfast. Lord Ilardiuge intended to be present, but was prevented in consequence of a fall from his horse, while riding ...
... Lieut. M. Kirwan, from the Ith light dragoons, lieutenant, vice who exchanges. Muh—Lieut.-Colonel A. ft. Fenrvman. Iron die foot, to l*e lieutenant-colonel, vice Tliorpe, who I nattachkii— Major F. Mainwaring, from the 51st foot, to I* lieutenant colonel ...
... also without purchase. Ensign Robert Gordon Sanders Mason, the 61st Light Infantry, to l»c Lieutenant. This officer got his Ensigncy also without purchase, on the 4th July, 1845. The 51st have been resting their arms since Waterloo. Ensign Alexander James ...