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... 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 ...
... Regiment, Capt. Franklin and officers of the Royal Artillery, Sir Henry H. Edwardes, Bart., 85th Light Infantry, Capt. Scott, of the 51st Light infantry, Captain Greig, Captain Bevis, Mr. .Rushton, &c. There was an excellent glee club in ...
... regiment, Captain Franklin and officers of the Royal Artillery, Sir Henry 11. Edwardes, Bart., 85th Light Infantry, Captain Scott, 51st Light Infantry. Captain Greig, C a pt ain Bevis. Mr. Rushton, Mr. Adam Hodgson, Mr. Joseph Ewart, Mr. T. ...
... cholera, in prime of life, Major PERC Y JOHN RICE, of H.M. 51st, or Own, Light Infantry, second son of toe late Rev. John ' Rice, and nephew of the late Colonel Rice, C. 8., who ntended the 51st at Waterloo. Pr.day, the 14th ult., at Cincinnatti, U.S., ...
... R. Al a MIactic, of a daughter. ' c DIED. t At Laluan, off Borneo, aged 35, John Wilson, Esq., C M1.) , of the 51st Madras Native Infantry, and acting a colonial surgeon, second surviving son of Jonah Wilson, ' Esq., surceon, late of Huntingdon. He was ...
... Longford 6ti ditto, Cahir; 7th ditto, Newbridge; 4th Light Dragoons, Dublin; 6th ditto a (Enniskillen), Dundalk; 7th Hussars, Ballincollig; 12th W h Royal Lancers, Dublin; 17th Laneers,Ntwbridge. Infantry; P e 1st Regiment of Foot (2nd battalion), Limerick; ...
... Mr. John Cowen, funner, aged 16 years. In Carlisle, on the morning of the 20th inst., Lieutenant John Ker, late of the light infantry. In Carlisle, the 16th inst., Mr. John Strong, chairmaker, aged years; and on the 19th, Mrs. Dinah Hutton, aged 74 years ...
... ships can be procured for that purpose.— United Service Gazette. Tboofs India for the Cape of Good Hope.—The 51st (King's Own Light Infantry Regiment), at present serving iu the Madras presidency, under the command the Lietenant Colonel W. H. Elliott ...
... The authorities the Horse Guards have forwarded instructions to Madras and the Mauritius for the embarkation of the 51st Light Infantry, and the reserve battalion, 12th Regiment, for the Cape colony, should Sir Harry consider that he requires further ...
... following regiments of infantry, stationed i n battalion); Ist (the Royals), 43d Light Infantry; 7,st Highland Light Infantry (first battalion); 69th, 39 9th, 62d, 17th, 52d Light ...
... vessels destroyed the whole of tse steckades on thse Rangoon river. On tise 12th her Mssjeety's 51st, her Majesty's Iag ls, used the 40th native infantry landed, and toob, after severe fighsting, a stockade called the Wisite' eoro Picket, MijorFrazer ...
... Madras Infantry, who both died of has of coup de soleil; Colonel Bugle, wounded by a musket shot stat In through the thigh; Lieutenant Donaldson, Bengal Enagi. larg tet nears, 'mortally wounded ; Captain Blundell, her Ma- Tur ro. jesty's 51st, dangerously ...