... Orasvenor-squaro, London, Viscountess Hood, of son. On the Inst., at Dover, the wife of R. Norton Cartwright. Esq.. Captain 51st Light Infantry, of daughter. On the 6th Inst., at Reverie.-’ood, Colchester, the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Gooch, daughter. MARRIED ...

... Palace, and we dare aay it will be brilliant one. The company understands how organise fetes, and the Palace lends grace and lightness to the most ordinary scene; but the entertainment is be paid for by the guests, who will all purchase ticket# at five shillings ...

... Llewellyn, rector of Poddyngton, Devon. On the 9th inst., at the Shaft Barracks. Dover, Smeetom Walker, Captain 51st (K.O ) Light Infantry, youngest son of Thomas Walker, Esq., Maryport. On the 15th inst., at her residence, King's-terraoe, Southsea, In ...

... King’s Own Light Infantry; Kolicrt Torrens Pratt. ■ oth Regiment; William Gair, 77th R.gimcnt; Thomas Griffin, 84th Regiment; Arthur R. W. Gou ...

... John McMullin, a Probationer for the Staff Corps in India. Lieutenant Colonel Robert B.yle, C.8., of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, having completed the qualifying service with the rank Lieutenant Colonel, to be Colonel, under the provisions the Order ...

... in their respective neiglibeurhoods ; and parties of the of the last day. He accordingly proposed that the Royal Marine Light Infantry hsve been drafted from resolution passed the extraordinary general meet* the Royal George man-of-war for duty the fort* ...

... Hammond, retired upon half-pay, late 108 th Foot, to have honorary rrnlt of Captain. .The Officers of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, who hare been granted retired full pay. to have a step of Honorary Rank, in accordance with the proTlrions of her Ma)e«ty'a ...

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... Ambitals per Royal Mail Steamers from Holyhead on Saturday. —Major Clarke, 7th Dragoon Guards; A. S. Wynne, E»q., 51st King’s Own Light Infantry ; Mr. Smiibwick, Mr. Milton, Mr. Miller; L. O. Kvans, M. Maze, Esqrs. Departures per Royal Mail Steamers from ...

... John flighfield, J. M'Cullagh, Esqrs. Departures per Royal Mail Steamers from Kingstown Ykstkkday. —A. J. Wynne, Em.. 51st Light Infantry ; Dr. and Mr*. W. L. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Butler.'Captain and Mrs. Ellerton, J. W. Jenkins, Esq., Mrs. Jenkins, ...

... Gore, who retired from the 7lsl Foot, upon half-pay, on April 30, 1867, is Charles. Admiralty, April 22. Royal Marine Light Infantry—The Commission of Captain Joseph George Shanks is antedated 13th February, 1886, but does not carry with It hack pay. ...

... any citadel. The troops were drawn on this plateau in two long double lines. Altogether, about 15 000 were under arras. The infantry, with the field batteries on the right, formed the first line; the cavalry, with the Horse Artillery and military and pontoon ...