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... appoint- Meat to 3rd Light Dragoons ; 514rOeneral Daul.enev, K.H., on being appointed the command of the 130th Regiment ; Lieut. F. N. Edmonstone, 4th Bengal light Cavalry; Lieut.-Colonel Finnis, Bengal army ; Mr. Egerton Ford, 14th Light Dragoons: Rev. Dr ...
... yours obliged, (Signed) A. J. RICE, 51st Light Infantry. From Colonel Charles Middleton, commanding Cavalry Depot. APRIL 6, 1841 Mr. Samuel Isaacs has requested I would recommend him to the Officer commanding the 14th Light Dragoons, with a view to his being ...
... P. Coode, 35th Madras Native Infantry; Captain Birdwood, Madras Engineers; Captain E. R.Reid, 9th Lancers; Lieut. F. A. St. John 60th Royal Rifles; Lieuts. J. G. D. Marshall and H. B. John, her Majesty's 51st Light Infantry; Lieut. H. Ximenes, Bth King's ...
... Enniskillen to Cavan, Beltorbet, soil Sligo. The 49th arrive at Fermoy between 4th and lgth inst. from Templemore. The Ssth light Infantry move from Waterford, Cappoquin, Dungarvan, New Ross, Wexford, and Piltuam, to Mullingar by Bagnalstown, whence they proceed ...
... BIRTHS, On the 10th February, at Rampore, Bauleah, Bengal, the lady of Captain J. a. Gaitsell 28th Regiment Light Inlantry of a son. On the lath nit., at Toddington, the wife of the Rev. W. Whal- iev of a daughter. O in the 2dr iSt., the wife of Thomas ...
... Marshall and H. B. Westropp, Her Majesty's 51st Foot. DEPARTURES FROM BOMBAY.—Per Aboukir, to London :—Assistant-Surgeon D. Glasse, Bombay Army, and child; Captain C. S. Whitehill, 2nd Bombay European Light Infantry; Lieutenant R. G. Jephson, Her Majesty's ...
... 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 ...
... obliged, (Signed) • A. J. RICE, 51st Light Infantry. From Colonel Charles Middleton, commanding Cavalry DepBt. APRIL fi, 1841 Mr. Samuel Isaacs has requested I would recommend him to the Officer commanding the 14th Light Dragoons, with a view to his being ...
... 62d Regiment, Captain Franklin and offices of the Royal Artillery, Sir Henry H. Edwardes, Bart., 85th Light In antry. Cajtain Scott, 51st Light Infantry, Captein Grein, Captain Bevis, Mr. Rusr.ton. Mr. Adam Hodgson, Mr. Josepn Ewart, Mr. T. B. Horsfall ...
... passes on the 13th. Our loss is—Ensign \V. 11. Sitwell. 31st Native Infantry, killed ; Lieutenant T. AV. Hilliard, Native Infantry, and four Europeans severely wounded. Ckike’s Punjuub Infantry have behaved well, and severely. Sir Charles Napier was to leave ...
... Fort on the 12th ! The strongest Depot in Ireland lithe 59th, who detach from Treks to Mallow and Mill-street. I The 85th Light Infantry move from Waterford. Cappo- I quin, Dungaree° New Rosa, Wexford, and Piltown , to Mullingar by B4nalstown, *hence they ...
... ion betareen the forces was very considerable. The English numbered about 2.000 men-at-arms, 4,000 archers, and 2,000 light infantry,—from eight to ten thousand in all. In the French ranks were the King, twenty-six grand feudatories of France,—dukes and ...