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... Ruddell, 20 officers, 685 men. 51st Light Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel C. Acton, 21 officers, 597 men. Native Infantry. —lst Native Infantry—Lieutenant-Colonel L. H. P. De Larpent, 6 officers, 830 men. 2nd Native ...
... officers, 685 men. 51st ACC Light Infantry-Lieutenant-Colonel C. Acton, 21 officers, 597 men. Capta X NATIVE INFANTRY.-1St Native Infantry-Lieu- injuries tenant-Colonel L. E. P. De Larpent, 6 officers, 830 sequenc meni. 2nd Native ...
... promotion, ac- cording to merit, from the ranks,-Tis1ics. ?? VOLUNTEERS FOR-INDIA.-The Highland Borderers, Stir- 5ling Light Infantry, have volunteered for India-the offi- gcars engaging tb raise the regiment to 1000 rank and file. i SAILING OP REINFORCEMENTS ...
... R. Macgregor; Ferozeporo. 25th (King’s Own Borderers), Ist Battalion, J. A. Kuddell; Peshawur Valley. 51st (2nd York W. R., King’s Own Light Infantry), S. A. Madden, C. 8., Peshawur Valley. 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire), R. Lacy; Kandahar. 60th (King’s Royal ...
... have never bich chanced upon such a favourable specimen of journal- you ism as Vie Buyle, the organ of the 51st King's Own e ell Light Infantry. This has now been in existence for I ttish about six years, and so greatly has the institution pro-. son spered ...
... affords them no opening. Colonel Acton and Colonel Norman have gone up from Jellalabad with detachments of the 51st, 72nd, 24th Punjaub Native Infantry, 2nd Ghoorkas, some Sappers, and two guns, and have already reached Peizeran, to which place telegraphic ...
... gon. sglst Regiment of Eoot-To be Ensigns, w ithout purchase.-Ensign e Frederick William Thompson, from the West Kent Light Infantry sMilitia; Oswald D. W. Hunter, Gent.; Alexander James Bndglej, IGent. s 7th Do.-Captain Sir G. F. R. Walker, Bart., from ...
... left for Fort George on Wednes- ti day last, and they were succeeded on Saturday by a portion A of the 71st Highland Light Infantry- above100 in number. b WESLEYAN MissioNs.-We would draw attention to the c anniversary services of the lberdeen branch ...
... Parkhurst ; De- 4th, Crimea; Brighton 49th, Crimea; Fermoy 0raae 6th, Crimea; Canterbury 50th, Crilsea; Fermoy 7th Hussars, York 51st, Malta ; Bury 8th, Crimea; Newbridge S2d, Bengal; Chathsan DIRG 9th Lancers, Bengal; Maidstone 53d, Bengal ; Chathaam havr ...
... Lancers. Tue infantry Will consist of detauhcineicts of the hit 11 and 120 battalions of the Gireinadier Guards, 2(1 battalios of the u5Coldstrecam Guai-ts, and 2d battalion of the Scots, Fasilier 5S Guards ;51st (King's) Liget. Infantry, from Manchester; ...
... 47th ditto, 48th ditito, f'49th ditto, .60th ditto,. 55th, ditto, 624, ditto,' 634. ditto, 68th. oit Light Infantry, 71st Highla nd Light Infantry, '72d Highland- Crer,,67tb Foot, 79th .ditto, 88th Connasugh eges 8t ot ' dtsditto, 92d ditto, 93d Highiundere ...
... the 4th Bombay got themselves to prove the wisdom of Lord Law- Native Infantry, and a company of the 26tb Bombay re nce and the folly of his confident assailants. Un- Native Infantry. An even greater uneasiness reigns happily those events involve in the ...