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... the necessary equipments for the campaign in India. Four hundred men of the depot companies of the 18th R yal Irish 51st Light Infantry, and 94th Regi manta, together with 12 officers. were expected ti• join the Provisional Battalions Chatham, yes erday ...
... Mowing remmenta of infantry the lino are under orders to for foreign service, but is believed they will proceed the brat instance Gibraltar, the lonian J™™' prayjoo® to joining the army iuthe East, viz loth Foot, 51st King's Light Infantry, 56th (newly raised) ...
... Buersill, Light Dragoons James Lord, Cut Gate, 3rd Foot Guards. John Brierley, igslate,3rd Foot Guards. George Morton, (or Wellington's Own Regiment). William Ashton, Royal Artillery driver. Richard Bcntjnck, 23rd Welsh Fusiliers. John Swift, 51st Light Infantry ...
... 75th, 82d, 84th , and 90th (Light Infantry) Regiments together with 6 officers, the whole of wheat will embark for Ca.:- clitta ; 161 nun-commissioned officers and men and officers from the 18th (Royal Irish), 51st (Light Infantry). C Ith, ...
... regiments of militia artillery will embark, one for Gibraltar and the other for Malta. The infantry of the line at those places, including the 51st light infantry, 54th, 55th and 82nd foot, and 92nd Highlanders, on being relieved by the militia, will i ...
... exceedingly favourable for the occasion. The tr viewed consisted of two squadrons of the 3rd Light Drag squadron of the Light Dragoons, and ten compani 51st Light Infantry. The major-general, mounted on bay charger, appeared on the ground ...
... VEGETABLES will be held a the Society Gardens, Old Trafford, on Wednesday next, May 16th. and oll,f olone Errington, of the 51st Light Infantry froi'^° 10, i the 3rd Li St Dragoons, the bands Lt™™™ P B X °' clock - orde for the admission of ladies be had at cffice ...
... been Ireland but once the course of his life! lancers, 43rd light infantry, and Highlanders are from the Cape of Good Hope to the East Indies to relieve the 15th hussars, 51st light infantry, and 94th, who are to come home. The battalion the ...
... Sir Edwvard Cust, Major Mathias, p l of the 62nd Regiment, Captain Franklin, of the R.A., I 3, Captain Scott of the 51st Light Infantry, Captain Martin, s I- of Shrewsbury, together with several officers of the 46th a and 62nd llegiments, the Royal Artillery ...
... Mayors of Manchester and Salford, Lieutenant-Colonel Unett and the Officers of the 3rd Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-Col. Harrington and the Officers of the 51st Light Infantry; on whioh occasion the splendid Bands of those regiments will be in attendance be- ...
... MILITARY NEWS. Two companies of the 51st (the King's) Light Infantry left Dublin on Wednesday evening fur Queenstown, to embark in the Calcutta. The head-quarters marched next morning fur Queenstown under the command of Colonel Errington, and will also ...
... THE FIFTY-FIRST LIGHT INFANTRY. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS BY SIR HARRY SMITH. Most of our readers are aware that the 51st (King's Own) Infantry, at present quartered at the Regent Road Barracks, Salford, are now under orders to proceed to the Crimea. This ...