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... various cavalry sad infantry regiments, took pi«c« at St. Mary’s Barracks, Chatham. The troops discharged were from the following regimentsslh Dragoon Guards, 7th Dragoon Guards, Hussars, King’s Own, 6th, 10th, 18th Light Infantry, 19th, 23rd Webb Fusiliers ...
... the fortunes Kossuth.—L nitca Service Oazette. . . .« . , . .. . Troops for Rangoos.—lt expected that a wing of the 51st Light Infantry, stationed at Madras, will proceed to Rangoon, should theauthories there evince a spirit of hostility at the demand ...
... Charles Herbert Seymour, Esq., of a daughter. May 4, at Old Charlton. Kent, the wife of H. G. A. Powell. Esq, Paymaster 51st Light Infantry, of twins, prematurely, a son and daughter. May 4. at Hermitage, Carlow, the wife of Edward L. Jameson, Esq., of a daughter ...
... the wife of Colonel Montagu M'Murdo, of a danghter. August L at fpton-park, Slough, the wife of Captain Budge, h.p. 51st Light Infantry, of daughter. July 30. at Southport. I-Jincashlre. the wife of Captain Cunningham. lute of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon ...
... 10th, 28tb, 30th, 32nd, 34th. 41st WeMi. 44th, 46tb, 47th, 48th, 51st, Light Infantry (46 men). 57th «10 menj, 60th Rifles, 68th Light Infantry (9 men). 70th, 71-t Highland Light ...
... Excellency forego the opportunity thus afforded him expressing hb view of the m-ent aen on the same field, her Majesty's 51st Light Infantry, also about to proceed home—-services repeatedly brought to bis notice by the major-general commanding the field force ...
... Kantork, the lady of the Rev. John Galbraith, of a son. March 23, at Kurrac! ee, the wife of Captain Henry R. Mitford, 51st Light Infantry, of a son. of a dau; April 30, at Bordeaux, the wife of Kenelm Digby Wingfield, Esq., iter. March 13, at Calcutta, the ...
... tbs 51st light Infantrv and the 94th Regiment, from Pembroke ganison, numbering npwarda of two hundred non-oommiasionsd officers and man. with following offioersCaptain H. B. Houson, Ensign B. M. Crows, and Ensign H. Chambers, 51st light ...
... abroad. Ihe right wing of tite 2it h, King's Own Borderers, left Madras for Banogalore on the 7th of January. TIte 51st Light Infantry arrived at Maadras on the 7th of January frits Bangtl .re. l)ErIII Oi FoRT-MAJOI: CAeSirL-The death of this vete- ran ...
... Highlanders, 44th, 46th, 47th, 49th, 50th, 51st Light Infantry, 55th, 57th, 62d, 63d, Light Infantry, 71st Highland Light Infantry, 77th, 79th Highlanders, 80th, 88th Connaught ...
... noon, he put the usual question to the troips as to whether any man had a complaint to make. Two sergeants of tie 51st Light Infantry immesiately stepped tothe front and In. formed the commandant that tie troops of that depot under orders for embarkltton ...
... On the 2*ith inst.. at 6S. Carobridge-street. St. George’s-road, the wife of Captain Herbert Russell Manners, 51st King's Own Light Infantry. of a sen. ...