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... TOMPSON—WAKEMAN-12th Inst., Alveley Church, Salop, by the Yen. Archdeacon Waring. Henry Stuart Tompson, late of the 51st 8.0. Light Infantry, Mary Ix>ulsa, only daughter the late Rev. Edward Ward Wakeman, of Coton Hall, Shropshire. ...
... of small-pox and fever, at Mean Meer, Punjaub, Bengal, East Indies, aged 25, Corporal George Wilson, of H.M.’s 51st Regiment of Light Infantry, second son of Mr. George Wilson, confectioner, &c., late of Church-street, Ellesmere, in this county. ...
... 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, 54ih, 66th, and 82od foot, and 92nd Highlander*, being relieved by the militia will immediately ...
... StUflrams, fit. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN OFFICER. Major Burke, of the 51st King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, while riding Belfast, on Thursday, was thrown from his horse, and succumbed bis injuries in the Royal Hospital yesterday. ...
... Prize, 10a Rntrv Fco, Is. each Event: Three for 2 ...
... cholera committed terrible havoe in the ranks of the army in India. The regiments which suffered most were the 51st Foot (King's Own Light Infantry), the 94th, and 27th (Inniskillen). The slst, stationed at Meear Mer, lost during the month Lieutenant- Colonel ...
... come np from affords them no opening. Colonel Acton and Col. Nor™ tore gone np from with detachments of the 51st, / 2nd, ~4th 1 unjaub Native Infantry, 2nd Ghoorkas, some sappers, and two gnns, and have already tcleerapliic communication still open. Great ...
... deserving of special mention are Captains P. Juclce, D.S.O .Brigade-Mnlor the tlh Brigadsxtnd J.R. O’Connell, the Shropshire Light Infantry, and for some years wow employed with the Army of Occupation. Local. London Tuesday night contained the following War ...
... amongst them. Volunteer Ball at Market annual 1»11 of the A Company (Market Drayton) Volunteer Battalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry took place In the Assembly Room. Corbet Anns Hotel, the inst., and proved to the greatest success yet achieved; 197 assembled ...
... dear children. little girl, too, who was sleeping witli me, screamed to her mother, but before she came down the shop was lighted by the red and green fire I had on a shelf there. 1 succeeded In getting up, but I don’t know how 1 did it, and then my wife ...
... place*. The Hereford Brawery (artablohed 15541. Miutarv.—Tuesday’s Gaulle contains the following The King’s Shropshira Light Infantry: Major F. C. Mcih retires on retired pay. . . . . . . Plkasant KvbNinos.—The aacnnd of a series of pleasant evenings now ...
... Capital music was provided by Messrs. E. Griffiths and T. Devey, and the merry Terpsichoreans contin oed to trip it on the light fantastic toe uncil late hour. N In our notice of the decorations Wrockwardine, we omitted to mention that neat arch was ...