... inspected tho 3d depot battalion, under command of Lieut. Colonel G. N. Yonge, consisting of the Ist and battalion 19th, 51st Light Infantry, 75th, and 91st. After the inspection the troops proceeded to the inner lines, where they wont through a general field ...

... garrison, we give the correct list of the reinforcements, viz.: — ?? Royal Irish, 116 non- commissioned officers and men ; 51st Light Infantry, 73 men of all ranks; 72d Highlanders, 24 rank and file; 83d Regi- ment, 12 men ; 86th Regiment, 23 non-commissioned ...

... Montpellier Villas, Paddington, London, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of the late Captain Chichester Crooksliank, 51st (King's Own) Light Infantry. DEATHS. CHALK.— On the 6th inst., at Dover, Stephen Chalk, Esq., .-olieitor, aged 64. HOLBROOK.— On the Ist ...

... consisted of one serjeant and 19 privates. The depots of the 51st Light Infantry and tho 94th Eegiment, arrived at Chatham garrison yesterday morning from Pembroke Dock, the strength of the 51st is 103 of all ranks, under command of Captain Henry Houson ...

... of H.M. 69th R e-dment. ElCE.— Aueust 15, at P, Promenade-terrace, Cheltenham. Colonel A ?? Thomas Rice, late of the 51st Light Infantry, aged 73 years. J lLKlFF.— August 15, at Vxbridgo, Eliza, wife of W. Sheriff, h' ?? A.ed 64. WOOD. — August 16, ct ...

... Colonel the Hon. S. Mostvn, to be held in readiness to proceed from the . amp to Portland and Weymouth, relieve the 51st Light Infantry, which will probab’y moved Ireland, under the command of Lieut. Colonel A. Madden. The 7th Fusiliers and Welsh Fusiliers ...

... Cowper Rochfort, with Lieutenant William C. E. Scott, 51st Light Infantry, left Chatham for Gravesend, whence they embarked on board the Bloomer, with other corps, consisting of cavalry and infantry from Maidstone, Canterbury, Birr, Stirling, and Fermoy ...

... terminus, Armagh, for transmission to Woolwich. Cock. Satueday. — At nine o'clock on Friday morning two companies of tho 51st Light Infantry, numbering fivo officers and 150 non-commissioned officers and rank and file, escorting the heavy baggage of the regiment ...

... Madras. The under- named officers are ordered to embark with tho men :— 2sth Foot, Lieut. H. Priestley, Lieut. Wallace; 51st Light Infantry, Captain E. L. Wolley, Ensign Charles Acton, Ensign Kerr, and Ensign Clarke ; 84th, Lieut. H. A. Ayton. The troops will ...

... Burgeon Alexander Anderson, 105 th Light Infantry, by the Deputy Adjutant General. Lieutenant John G. Adamson, IQ&_. Light Infantry, by Lieut. Colouel H. J. Bell. Sub-Lieutenant Charles St. Leger Barker, 105 th Light Inlantry, by Lieut. ...

... Colonel the Hon. S. Mostyn, to be held in readiness to proceed from the camp to Portland and Weymouth, to relieve the 51st Light Infantry, wbich will probably be moved to Ireland, under the command of Lieut. Colonel S. A. Madden. The 7th Fusiliers and 23d ...

... at Brighton and Maidstone, and from tbe provisional battalions, 3d battalion of the Rifle Brigade lrom Gosport, 51st King's Light Infantry, from Manchester, and eight militia regiments, making a total of upwards of 8000 men. Yesterday a district court ...